Sentences with phrase «stacked cages»

These breeding dogs often spend their lives in a barn in stacked cages, only being removed to breed.

The dog area uses smaller stacked cages, and most dogs taken in by the group are large bully breeds.

The potential reforms would stop breeders from stacking cages and would include a ban on wire flooring.

Never stack the cages on top of one another.

In Light Sentence (1992)-- another major piece from this body of work using light, a grid and the presence of real or implied danger — a structure made of stacked cages illuminated by a bare bulb is made ethereal as the bulb moves slowly up and down and the vertiginous shadows grow and shrink.

A Puppy Mill is stacked cages barely taller than each dog with wire floors that often cause injury to the animals.

Our standards do not allow stacked cages.

In Massachusetts, a breeder was forcing dogs to live in stacked cages in a basement, and an Arkansas breeder received a violation for a dog suffering from an untreated broken jaw.

That means dogs will suffer for 3 more years with no relief from the small stacked cages, overcrowding, wire flooring, lack of veterinary care and sanitary conditions, poor ventilation, lighting, and extreme temperatures.

I wanted to run, ranting like a mad woman through the dirt isles of stacked cages, a screaming pied piper, opening and releasing every last one of those imprisoned souls.

Within the realm of conventional egg production, the majority of the total cage layer houses in the United States is «high - rise,» where poultry are arranged in layered, stacked cages.

Stop Puppy Mills Ohio is calling for a ban on housing dogs in stacked cages and also calls for adequate food, clean water and veterinarian care.

«We're working hard to prevent a situation where we're stacking cages and temporarily turning away owners who want to surrender their pets.»

Dogs await baths and medical inspections after being rescued from a suspected puppy mill in Will County, where 50 dogs were kept in stacked cages and covered in excrement.

one can see their stacked cages and blue tarps (for, I \'m assuming, a lame attempt to block the animals from rain?

This work may explain why so many behavioural problems are experienced with puppies bred and reared in the restrictive environments of «puppy mills,» where litters are reared in stacked cages and then shipped to pet shops, where they spend more time in cages.

New undercover video footage at Arizona's Tucson Greyhound Park depicts muzzled greyhounds confined to small, stacked cages in dark rooms