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This was on the local news the other day. Oh if only this could be the start of a widespread effort to stamp out these horrid people. :mad: At the end of the piece they report that the puppy mill law is languishing in the state legislature. WHY?????
http://abclocal.go.com/wpvi/story?se...cal&id=6273788
Prayers for those dear dogs, that they know health and love and find true furever homes.
I'm not at all surprized. There are MANY puppy mills in Amish country.
He tried to sell a three week old puppy. :eek: :(
I was just going to say that. Between the Amish and the Mennonite, there are tons of puppy mills/farms in our state. Sad, but true.Quote:
Originally Posted by moosmom
Not tried, he did.Quote:
Originally Posted by Suki Wingy
How did that officer deal with having a puppy that young, and the fact that it died.
I wonder what her feelings on that were. It didn't say whether they even took it to the vet. :confused:
That makes me just sick!!!:mad:Thank God people are starting to take a look at what's going on in these puppy mills! It's great that these things make the news, to open a few more eyes.
How disgusting! I know most of these people see these dogs like any other farm pets but even cows or chickens or whatever should not be treated so poorly. And to think that they sell the puppies for huge amounts of money!!! You know that they obviously could take better care of the other dogs if they wanted. I don't know a lot about the Amish except they don't want all the modern convenionces we have today (electricity etc.) but I thought they were also a very religious group also. I have trouble seeing ANYONE treating ANY animal like this and saying they belive in anything!
OH how HORRIBLE!:mad:
Prayers for all those dogs and puppies.
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