Puppyfind.com is a website that lists for thousands and thousands of puppies for sale. The Puppyfind.com website underwent a name change and rebranding on March 1, 2022. Puppyfind.com is now Puppies.com, LLC located at 11201 N. Tatum Blvd Ste 300 PMB 84304 Phoenix, Arizona 85028-6039.
Puppyfind.com was sued and we encourage you to do a Google search about this website’s history.
PuppyFind.com lists thousands and thousands of puppies for sale online each year. We do not recommend buying a puppy from a website ever and the PuppyFind.com website is no exception.
Puppyfind.com is now called Puppies.com, but a quick Google search as well as a Better Business Bureau search on PuppyFind.com will give you some important information and history about this website before you buy a puppy.
Since PuppyFind.com is basically just a bulletin board website and service for anyone who wants to breed and sell puppies we do not think it is a reputable place for anyone to buy a puppy. Literally anyone who wants to sell a puppy can open an account and pay to list puppies for sale online.
The PuppyFind.com website provides the website, template and the web traffic for breeders selling puppies for sale online. We caution anyone who is looking to buy a puppy. There is no oversight of puppy sellers or puppy buyers.
In fact, Stop Online Puppy Mills was involved with busting a “breeder” who was using PuppyFind.com to sell puppies online using different alias names and locations. The breeder who was eventually busted due to a family contacting Stop Online Puppy Mills was found to have over 600 dogs and puppies living in squalor.
Puppy Find has been sued and makes claims in its disclaimer that: YOU EXPRESSLY AGREE THAT YOUR USE OF THE PUPPYFIND SERVICES IS AT YOUR SOLE RISK. YOU AGREE THAT ANY ANIMAL LISTED THROUGH THE PUPPYFIND SERVICES IS NOT IN ANY WAY WARRANTED OR GUARANTEED BY PUPPYFIND.
As we have said in so many ways, we do not recommend buying a puppy from the PuppyFind.com website. There are too many red flags. We have testimonials from others who have bought puppies and shared their stories. If you have further questions about PuppyFind.com please feel free to contact us or report a sick puppy.
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We do not recommend buying a puppy listed for sale on the PuppyFind.com website ever. There are too many red flags.
Buying a puppy from an online bulletin board marketplace website is risky and the burden is on the buyer to determine if the breeder is responsible and honest, which is hard to do.
We do not endorse websites like PuppyFind.com that list thousands and thousands of puppies for sale online each year. There are too many risks to buying puppies online.
We do not recommend buying any dog online, nor should you ever have a puppy delivered to you by truck, air nanny or even meeting the breeder halfway or in a parking lot.
We do not recommend buying your new puppy based off of a picture. Dogs live for 14 plus years, and it is important to see firsthand where it was born. If you are not able to pick up the puppy in person, meet the mother dog and where she and all the breeder’s dogs live, you might be supporting a puppy mill.
Make sure the breeder is not a puppy mill, if they won’t let you see where all of their dogs live, that is a red flag.
Puppyfind.com.com has thousands of puppies for sale by thousands of people. Stop Online Puppy Mills was involved with busting a “breeder” who was using PuppyFind.com to sell puppies online using different alias names, multiple phone numbers saying they were from different locations.
The breeder was eventually busted due to a family contacting Stop Online Puppy Mills. They were found to have over 600 dogs and puppies living in squalor on their property.
On PuppyFind.com, anyone can set up an account and start listing puppies for sale. There is no guarantee any of the people selling dogs on Puppyfind.com are good or reputable breeders. It’s a bulletin board where anyone who has a litter to sell can open an account and sell.
Puppy mills are any dog breeder that puts profit over the health and well-being of the breeding dogs and puppies produced. These breeders vary in size from small breeders — ten to twenty dogs — to very large breeders that have hundreds of breeding dogs.
Puppy mills are legal, and some are licensed by the USDA. To maximize profit, female dogs are kept pregnant, bred at every heat cycle to produce as many puppies as possible. The breeding dogs are usually kept in wire cages, many times stacked. The breeding dogs are not groomed, they are not given opportunity to exercise, nor do they know the touch of a loving hand.
Dogs are denied basic veterinary care, and most are living and breeding with painful conditions such as urinary tract infections, ear infections, rotten teeth, infected eyes, tumors, infected mammary glands, and sore feet from standing on wire cage floors — that never get addressed. It is important to know that any breeder can be a puppy mill. It’s hard to imagine the breeder you are talking or texting with could be a puppy mill. If the breeder has excuses why they won’t let you see where they keep the breeding dogs or you are not able to meet the mother dog in person, we suggest you find another breeder.
It is important to know that any breeder can be a puppy mill. It’s hard to imagine the breeder you are talking or texting with could be a puppy mill. If the breeder has excuses why they won’t let you see where they keep the breeding dogs or you are not able to meet the mother dog in person, we suggest you find another breeder.
