Puppy Mill

u812 said:
I like my job,the people are the hard ones to deal with.A big mean pit you can just catch pole and put in the truck,the sweet little puppy I can pick up and take to the shelter and hope it will be adopted.The people are much harder to deal with as you can't do any of that.
I do believe that this person really does not realize just how bad the conditions were,some horders and breeders have things build up over time and do no see how bad things get.Hope we can get the rest and have the judge to rule for her not to own any more.
Puppy mills are one thing I can see no reason for at all.If you do want a pure breed at least check with breed specific rescues (most are full right now) or with shelters.We have had many in past few weeks including a English bulldog and two Yorkies,one of them being a crate trained 12 week old. We have to put down hundreds of great dogs every year that those who buy from pets stores and flea markets(most puppy mill dogs here are sold at flea markets)could adopt.My God,right now we have even got 25.00 adoption that comes with free spay or neuter and a rabies shot.Where are you going to beat that?
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There is no good reason for them at all.

I have seen a lot of good breeders over the years and the conditions are extremely good, some are cleaner than a hospital.
 
Great job there my man. You are in a profession that I could not be due to the things I would have done to the people like the puppy mill owners. I am an educator, and there are times I catch myself wanting to "reprimand" parents that do unthinkable things to kids too. Thanks for keeping an eye out for those animals.
 
WILLIAM.M said:
Those breeders need a beating with a lead pipe
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That would be way too good for them, I say a 1000 lashes with bull whip then salt the wounds.

Then start all over the next day and continue on and on.

Then they can hang them in public.

And still that is too good for them IMO.
 
Brings back bad memories. I worked as a cruelty investigator for the East TN Humane Society back in college. I had a few seizures like that. Conditions that defy description. Even had the ex-wife of Martin Luther King's assassin as a culprit once. Crazy, disturbing stuff.
 
Great job busting this puppy mill. I must have retyped what I wanted to say 6 times now and its just beyond what I can write. Its flat out BULLCRAP what happens to these and other animals and its great to see some people out there still care and are trying to stop it.
 
man i am going to avoid the link as well, as jimmy said i will take everyone's word for it.
i admire you for doing the work that you do!!
i have worked around dross of society for 30 years and that is enough! 30 yrs with the NCDOC. i am convinced that their is more than one reason why there is a HELL!!!
hopefully they will get to see the abused animals for eternity!!!
anyone that desires to unjustly see another being in pain, themselves need to be exterminated and they will, sometimes it just takes a little longer than others

just dues are paid, whether it is here or in the hereafter!!!

thanks again for what you do..
 
I have a sweet spot for dogs. I also trust and like most dogs than I trust and like most people. It is a funny thing that some of the most trustworthy people I know are HOGS!
 
I love dogs way more then people in general, its a loyal and good natured creatures, that put all their trust and their lives in your hands without thinking twice. My nickname Volk, means Wolf. Generally animal cruelty gets my blood to boil, and I start thinking in medieval terms.

However after reading this story I think I feel a lot more pity than anger. The woman was 72, at that age not many people could take care of themselves and if they could we feel happy for them. Now tacking care of a dog is just like taking care of another person and at 72, to look after dozens of dogs...Man I can't imagine myself looking after dozens, one or two sure, three would be very hard anymore, and I'm out of ideas. Being a breeder sounds like a great job, but like any great job its not meant for everyone. I would love to breed dogs but I'm probably not suited for it.

As I read it the woman was probably a homegrown breeder, who at one point loved her dogs, but with age and time didn't notice the deterioration of the living conditions. And now I even doubt she thinks she did anything wrong. If it was just for money shouldn't have bothered hiding the other dogs. Sounds like she is old and misguided person, that is still no excuse for what she did, I just feel less anger at her.

You did a good deed man.

In my life only bought one dog, most were strays we picked up on the street, and one we took from an owner who bought one and didn't want to to take care of it. And all the dogs were exceptional and loyal. You are doing a great job hope all of the dogs will find a new home.
 
:( That's sickening. I got my dog from a rescue (the one in the avatar) and he is one of the best dogs I've ever had. I can't believe that people can be so cruel.
 
unwisefool said:
:( That's sickening. I got my dog from a rescue (the one in the avatar) and he is one of the best dogs I've ever had. I can't believe that people can be so cruel.
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hey unwisefool, i have been meaning to ask you what kind of dog that is in your avatar.
it looks an awful lot like a belgium malanois, or of the german shepherd line.

i had a belgium malanois for six years and she was one of the best dogs that i have ever owned.
 
I agree with many of you hear. The way people treat these animals angers me beyond belief. Reddawn had it right, they should be shot. I love a good dog.
 
I appreciate the great work you do by saving the dogs. I am a huge dog guy, and have rescued two pit bulls. One of the dogs I adopted was brutalized by a gang, and still had a bunch of pellets in her ear from them using her as target practice. Keep up the good work.
 
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