Stop Online Puppy Mills is about education, awareness and advocacy with only one mission – to end puppy mills. Puppy mills are legal. Dogs are considered livestock by the USDA.
If you don’t see for yourself where your new puppy was born, you will never know the truth. If you can’t meet the mother dog and see where she lives, do not buy the puppy.
Hiding behind beautiful websites are thousands of puppy mills waiting to take your money. Responsible breeders don’t ship their puppies to anyone who sends a deposit.
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Most Amish communities have puppy mills, where dogs are just another crop.
A mostly unknown horror, the auctioning of dogs still exists in the United States.
Where dogs are concerned, being a USDA licensed breeder means nothing.
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While I was out running this week, I saw a man walking a puppy, he was coming towards me. I knew right away the dog was most likely from a mill. It was the cutest thing you have ever seen and I had to stop for both reasons. The puppy was “party” colored, fluffy, spunky and adorable.
While I was out running this week, I saw a man walking a puppy, he was coming towards me. I knew right away the dog was most likely from a mill. It was the cutest thing you have ever seen and I had to stop for both reasons. The puppy was “party” colored, fluffy, spunky and adorable.
While I was out running this week, I saw a man walking a puppy, he was coming towards me. I knew right away the dog was most likely from a mill. It was the cutest thing you have ever seen and I had to stop for both reasons. The puppy was “party” colored, fluffy, spunky and adorable.
While I was out running this week, I saw a man walking a puppy, he was coming towards me. I knew right away the dog was most likely from a mill. It was the cutest thing you have ever seen and I had to stop for both reasons. The puppy was “party” colored, fluffy, spunky and adorable.