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Wednesday, October 27, 2010
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Missouri: Now REALLY a place I don't want to go
According to the Franklin County Humane Society of North Carolina, Missouri is the puppy mill capital of the United States.
"The puppy mill operations are well protected to keep them from the eyes of the Department of Agriculture inspectors who would invariably shut them down and seize the animals due to the conditions they are kept in. Puppy mills, like shelters and rescue groups, are required to undergo inspection and licensing under Missouri’s Animal Care Facilities Act, but they hide from the eyes of those protecting the animals’ welfare.
Their puppies are sold to pet stores across the country for resale upwards of $600 dollars apiece, and when you buy animals from these pet stores, it creates another opening for them to fill with another puppy mill puppy."
Source: "At what price are those Puppies in the window?" Franklin County Humane Society. Retrieved on October 18, 2010 from http://www.franklincountyhumanesociety.org/main.asp?id=27.
"The puppy mill operations are well protected to keep them from the eyes of the Department of Agriculture inspectors who would invariably shut them down and seize the animals due to the conditions they are kept in. Puppy mills, like shelters and rescue groups, are required to undergo inspection and licensing under Missouri’s Animal Care Facilities Act, but they hide from the eyes of those protecting the animals’ welfare.
Their puppies are sold to pet stores across the country for resale upwards of $600 dollars apiece, and when you buy animals from these pet stores, it creates another opening for them to fill with another puppy mill puppy."
Source: "At what price are those Puppies in the window?" Franklin County Humane Society. Retrieved on October 18, 2010 from http://www.franklincountyhumanesociety.org/main.asp?id=27.
Wednesday, October 13, 2010
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