Puppy Mill Speech

Even more disturbing, most of these puppies do not receive the correct attention or affection from the very things they love the most; us. They don’t get to run around and exercise the way dogs were meant to. Their well-being is not important to the facilities. Increasing the profit is the sole focus and goal. Because of this, puppies are repeatedly born sick and their life expectancy is decreased. As terrible as this is, these are the very real and disturbing circumstances for puppies living in puppy mills; if you’d even want to call it that. They should be shut down completely, and banned by the government throughout the nation.

In addition to pet owners being irresponsible with breeding practices, some owners believe that they can breed the animals for a profit. They do not take into consideration the moral or

Some people may think that buying a pet from a pet store is essentially rescuing an animal from one of these places, and while it may be true, it is only supporting the industry and allowing it to continue with these horrible practices. I will now be explaining what we can do to stop these practices.

I want to raise awareness of adopting, and the negativities that come with purchasing from a store or a mill over adopting from a shelter or a rescue. What needs to be done, and what the benefits are of doing so.

That will show the ruthless owner that put those puppies in that situation that they are not as good as they seem when it comes to selling those puppies. Also some people would not think of doing this but you could go to your local pet store and ask them where their animals come from. Encourage individuals to feature shelter pets each individual could tell your friends about the issue. See if they would help out and that would most likely get more helpers. If we stop supporting puppy mills, they cannot exist. That gets rid of hopefully all if not most puppy mills. Things you absolutely should not do is buy an animal from someone you absolutely do not trust. If you do not trust them then you should not buy from them because you do not know what that owner is are capable of. The owner may say the dogs in sturdy health then you take it home and a few days later the dog will get sick. Also the dog could of came from a puppy mill. Do not get a dog you are not ready for make sure you can handle all the medical and behavioral problems before you decide on rescuing a puppy from a puppy mill. Also there are even organizations that are helping out with the puppy mills theirs the ASPCA and it is called the american society

So we should treat all dogs like they are our best friends. We shouldn’t allow the abuse of dogs in puppy mills in our country. Dogs in puppy mills are physically and mentally abused on a daily basis in puppy mills. Confining humans into small rooms in which the sit in their urine and feces is abuse and illegal. It can land someone in prison for years. Confining dogs in small cages in which they sit in their own feces is abuse and is illegal in some states. Unfortunately, it can only land the breeder with a fine and the breeder can continue to abuse the dogs. There aren’t any stories about women being forced to have babies back to back until they can’t produce anymore and then they are either killed or left for dead. There aren’t any stories on this because it’s slavery and is illegal. Swap out the women in this story and put in female dogs. It’s now no longer considered slavery and is legal. The United states allows puppy mills to still stand tall in our country. It is shameful that these inhumane puppy mills get away with so much abuse. The USDA has implemented laws against puppy mills but don’t enforce the laws with stronger consequences. So puppy mills just pay fines on abusing their dogs. The fact that the laws don’t help shows that we need a bigger solution. The United States needs to ban puppy mills for the abuse they inflicted on dogs. All dogs deserve to have freedom to run around, socialize, and play. Dogs are not our slaves. They are

Many American households own a pet, but their pets may have originated from a cruel background. Especially dogs, for many of them stem from one of the ten thousand puppy mills located across the United States. Puppy mills are large commercial breeding facilities that specializes in maximizing profit over the welfare and conditions of the animals. Animals live in unsustainable conditions which they are provided with the minimum amount of food, water, exercise, shelter, protection, and veterinary care; yet, these animals are forced to continue breeding for the sake of providing beautiful pets for our own personal expenses. The government should step in to advance regulations and inspections of large commercial breeding facilities because old rules no longer fit the current time anymore. For us to take home a new healthy family member, we should all know it comes from a safe place.

While I was there I asked one of the workers that have daily contact with these animals about what she thought about puppy mills and what would be a way to avoid them and the specialty about adopting a dog/puppy from the shelter. When I was talking to the worker Kayla Kirkpatrick she told me that “adopting a puppy/dog from the shelter gives that animals a second chance in life” replied Kirkpatrick. I would strongly agree with that statement because when an animal gets a second chance to them that means being able to start a new life with people that they can actually trust. I asked her another question on what she thinks about puppy mills in response Kayla said that “they are an animal's number one nightmare, because they don't understand what's going and when the end is coming near, because it's so to hold on any longer.” After speaking to Ms.Kirkpatrick I realized now that after talking to kirpatrick that animals are just like people and desire better and that they are not just a profit or yard ornament. on Ms.Kirkpatrick's request and everybody she works with would love to see people adopting from the shelter than

Considering your company already faced a class action lawsuit for peddling unhealthy puppy mill dogs all the way back in 2009 and you still haven’t taken action to solve the problem really surprised me. Thankfully starting in 2010, dogs that came from puppy mills were no longer aloud to be sold at Petland. Even though the puppy mill problem was solved, that does not mean there weren’t any other problems that needed to be addressed.

Cook county recently released a new ordinance prohibiting pet stores from selling dogs that were born in puppy mills. Puppy mills are dog breeders that put profit over dogs, and breed dogs with inhumane and unsanitary conditions. Usually, dogs from pet stores come from puppy mills. This regulation came after affect from countless complaints in the Chicagoland area that pets are obtaining diseases and dying within weeks of adoption. In a report from Mrs. Bagby’s 8th graders, 89% of students know someone who has had a dog or cat from a pet store.

Making a compromise to upgrade puppy mills and improve the care for puppy mill dogs can lower the increasing occurrences of public protesting over the abuse or terminate this social issue once

The United States Department of Agriculture is responsible for making sure that these practices are carried out well (The Puppy Mill Project). The Animal Welfare Act makes the criteria necessary for breeding an animal.

It is a privilege and honor to write you in reference to H.R. 4693: Puppy Protection Act of 2017. As an American citizen within Illinois it is widely known of the abuse portrayed upon dogs specifically. I am writing this letter because I want to see an end to animal cruelty in general. I believe the Puppy Protection Act of 2017 is one of the many greater steps in to putting an end it. Animal welfare is just as important as human welfare, because they have feelings and feel pain as well. Sadly, working in an Animal shelter myself I almost see an abused animal every day, so no one understands more than me how badly animal welfare needs to be redeveloped. Our government needs to be creating new legislations through congress to get them passed

A puppy's health depends on various factors such as food and nourishment, exercise, genetics, and overall care. While no breeder can guarantee a puppy will escape a health problem, reputable ones do their best to ensure the newest family member is healthy. As a dog breeder, you can enjoy your business raising puppies and also provide additional income for your family just by recommending top products. Take your dog breeding business to the next level and capture a greater market share.

Firstly, even though the pet stores don 't sell puppies anymore, the dog lovers will try other ways to get their new family members. Many dog welfare protection organizations appeal to people to adopt dogs from local shelters instead of buying puppies from pet stores. However, the adopting dogs are usually teenagers and adults of limited breeds. People are hard to find a puppy of a specific breed and color, such as a grey Toy Poodle.