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Tag Archives: pet shop puppy
A Pet Shop Happy Tale?
I’m glad this pet shop did the right thing for Oliver and that Oliver turned out to be a great family dog. Unfortunately most people don’t have this experience, but their bad experiences have nothing on the horrific lives the breeding dogs suffer. The best thing we can do for dogs like Oliver (and especially for Oliver’s parents) is to not patronize stores that sell companion animals to send a clear message that pet stores are for pet supplies – we can get our dogs and cats elsewhere. Continue reading
Posted in adopt a dog, animal advocacy, puppy mill
Tagged dog adoption, dog fostering, dog rescue, dogs, dogs adoption, pet shop puppy, pet store puppy, puppy mills
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A Four-Week-Old Puppy Crosses the Country Alone
After six weeks of medication, the dog recovered, and I received his paperwork from the pet store. It turned out he was born in Arkansas, and taken from his mom at four weeks of age (way too young to be weaned). He was transported to Missouri, where he sat at a puppy mill stacked in a crate for a week. Then he was transported across the country to Massachusetts, where he was dumped off at a truck stop with other dogs before being distributed to the pet store. This was all by the time he was six weeks old. This was my second wake-up call regarding the trade of pets. For the first time I began to understand the horror of puppy mills. Continue reading
Posted in adopt a dog, animal rescue, dog adoption, dog rescue
Tagged cocker, cocker spaniel, dog adoption, dog rescue, pet shop puppy, pet store puppy, puppy mill, puppy mills, puppymill
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