The "breeder" wears heavy coat and gloves against the WI chill, while the pups huddle together on a wire mesh floor in a wire mesh cage. Yes, that is snow you see on the corrugated metal roof and on the ground.
BUT THAT'S OK, the breeder tells us; "They were outside for a million years. It's only the last 200 that people have been putting 'em in the house."
IS THAT OK WITH YOU?
BUT THAT'S OK, the breeder tells us; "They were outside for a million years. It's only the last 200 that people have been putting 'em in the house."
IS THAT OK WITH YOU?
About the Wisconsin Puppy Mill Project:
The Wisconsin Puppy Mill Project is a 501(c)3 registered non-profit. Our goal is to offer a valuable educational resouce for:
those seeking to end the institutionalized form of animal cruelty known as "puppy mills"
those looking for ways to fight abuse in their own neighborhoods
those wishing to add a healthy, loving, animal companion to their families
Members of our group started working to alleviate the suffering of mill dogs in 1999 and officially organized as the Wisconsin Puppy Mill Project, Inc., in 2004. Our mission is to educate the public about puppy mills, to prevent cruelty to animals, to foster understanding of responsible pet acquisition and ownership, and to promote adoption of homeless companion animals.
The Wisconsin Puppy Mill Project is a 501(c)3 registered non-profit. Our goal is to offer a valuable educational resouce for:
those seeking to end the institutionalized form of animal cruelty known as "puppy mills"
those looking for ways to fight abuse in their own neighborhoods
those wishing to add a healthy, loving, animal companion to their families
Members of our group started working to alleviate the suffering of mill dogs in 1999 and officially organized as the Wisconsin Puppy Mill Project, Inc., in 2004. Our mission is to educate the public about puppy mills, to prevent cruelty to animals, to foster understanding of responsible pet acquisition and ownership, and to promote adoption of homeless companion animals.
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