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Just heard on the news, where a "Puppy Mill" owner's establishment was inspected by the local Animal police. "80" of his dogs required shots, worming, & vet exams. So the SOB "shot" all 80 dogs instead of complying!!! And it was said that he was not arrested, as in PA, it was "not" against the law" to shoot dogs! WTF!!! ?

do you have a link for that?

puppy mills here are illegal, when found, all puppies, dogs are taken to the humane society, take care of and put up for adoption.

cars;995985 wrote: just Heard On The News, Where A "puppy Mill" Owner's Establishment Was Inspected By The Local Animal Police. "80" Of His Dogs Required Shots, Worming, & Vet Exams. So The Sob "shot" All 80 Dogs Instead Of Complying!!! And It Was Said That He Was Not Arrested, As In Pa, It Was "not" Against The Law" To Shoot Dogs! Wtf!!! ?
Omg! :-1

cars;995985 wrote: Just heard on the news, where a "Puppy Mill" owner's establishment was inspected by the local Animal police. "80" of his dogs required shots, worming, & vet exams. So the SOB "shot" all 80 dogs instead of complying!!! And it was said that he was not arrested, as in PA, it was "not" against the law" to shoot dogs! WTF!!! ?




That is bloody horrid.Poor dogs.:(

God!!!

Cars, that's because in PA and most everywhere animals are considered one's property and you can kill them if you want.

Heinous, huh? I don't get it either.

May that guy's house go up in flames with him in it.

Odie;995987 wrote: do you have a link for that?



puppy mills here are illegal, when found, all puppies, dogs are taken to the humane society, take care of and put up for adoption.
http://www.mcall.com/news/local/all-a1_ ... 0901.story



http://noanimalleftbehind.blogspot.com/ ... -dogs.html

just read the story on-line, in this day and age............this is inexcusable!

I do not believe this is legal, what kind of state is this..........



He is damn lucky he doesn`t live here!



then again, this wouldn`t have happened here.

Pennsylvania does have some ancient laws on the books and it takes the government of PA to take forever getting them repealed, etc. Dumb state I live in.

qsducks;996157 wrote: Pennsylvania does have some ancient laws on the books and it takes the government of PA to take forever getting them repealed, etc. Dumb state I live in.


it just erks me off to think this!:-5

Odie;996172 wrote: it just erks me off to think this!:-5


Our governor asked for this law to save the puppies. I didnt' read the full thing, but he's doing a good job.

cars;995985 wrote: Just heard on the news, where a "Puppy Mill" owner's establishment was inspected by the local Animal police. "80" of his dogs required shots, worming, & vet exams. So the SOB "shot" all 80 dogs instead of complying!!! And it was said that he was not arrested, as in PA, it was "not" against the law" to shoot dogs! WTF!!! ?


Makes me want to shoot this guy. Absolutely ridiculous!!!:mad::-5

shelbell;996209 wrote: Makes me want to shoot this guy. Absolutely ridiculous!!!:mad::-5


I`ll get the guns, I`m right behind you!:mad:

I don't get it.............

How is this any different than peta killing over 19,000 critters in the past few years.



A well placed bullit is as painless (maybe even less) than a injection and all the nausea that they go through until they die.



Just a thought here and the double standard from people supporting peta and their $36,000,000 a year killing farm.............. and then wishing that the guy burns up in his own home.........WOW

I ask again.............what's the difference?

BTS;996348 wrote: I don't get it.............

How is this any different than peta killing over 19,000 critters in the past few years.



A well placed bullit is as painless (maybe even less) than a injection and all the nausea that they go through until they die.



Just a thought here and the double standard from people supporting peta and their $36,000,000 a year killing farm.............. and then wishing that the guy burns up in his own home.........WOW

I ask again.............what's the difference?


I despise peta also!

Odie;996354 wrote: I despise peta also!


Things that go BUMP in the KNIGHT

What's PETA's "$36,000,000 a year killing farm", BTS?

As for these "puppy farms", they exist because there's a financial value associated with dogs. The financial value is created and supported by the public who buy their products. Every member of the public who buys an animal perpetuates the existence of these breeding establishments, wherever they buy from. Stop trading in animals and these places will have no basis on which to continue, they'll all close.

spot;996435 wrote: What's PETA's "$36,000,000 a year killing farm", BTS?



As for these "puppy farms", they exist because there's a financial value associated with dogs. The financial value is created and supported by the public who buy their products. Every member of the public who buys an animal perpetuates the existence of these breeding establishments, wherever they buy from. Stop trading in animals and these places will have no basis on which to continue, they'll all close.




Well golly gee petah rakes in $36,000,000.00 a year and they too exist because there's a financial value associated with animals. They rake it in and then kill 90% of the animals put in their care.

What is your point spot? Other than you want all domesticated animals to go extinct....in the long run



Awwww now just look how cute spot is.....

How could you eradicate poor ol spot

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