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A day at the Pet store with a cute puppy.
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While puppies from commercial breeding operations are sold to pet stores, their parents are often left behind. Those dogs usually live their adult lives in a cage. So what happens to dogs that can no longer produce puppies? What do commercial breeders do with those? Kim Townsend, a dog breeding industry researcher, says many of those dogs become the forgotten victims of the Puppy Pipeline. “A lot of them just stay in the same cage until they die,” Townsend said. “They just linger.” Uncle Bill’s gets most of its puppies from commercial dog breeders in Daviess County, Ind. That area is home to dozens of commercial breeders who supply thousands of puppies to central Indiana pet stores.
I think seeing what pet stores look like in other places is great. So I put one up for Delaware pet stores, tell me how your store compares.
A short vid at petsmart buy an under cover worker
We went undercover to a pet store to show you the conditions these animals actually live in.
A short tour of Banksy’s “Village Pet Store and Grill” art show on animal exploitation in Greenwich Village, New York City. Animal Liberation NOW! Stop the abuse – stop the suffering – GO VEGAN!
To reduce the number of animals in shelters and encourage pet adoption, cities are considering bans on the sale of dogs and cats in pet stores. San Francisco is also considering a ban on the sale of small mammals, birds and reptiles. (June 24)
Figure out how to buy a chinchilla from a pet store in this free video. Expert: Lauren Von Lehe Bio: Lauren Von Lehe began the Chinchilla Rescue and Adoption Network while living in Arizona and working at the Second Chance Center for Animals. Filmmaker: Daron Stetner