The Petco here sold dogs before they went out of business and as far as I
know another local one still does too. As long as people buy them they will
thrive

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From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On
Behalf Of Kavi
Sent: Friday, October 29, 2010 1:38 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [Chihuahuas] Puppy Mill Auction-Hundreds need our help




ALL petstores should be banned from selling dogs and cats!! Petco and
Petsmart do not sell dogs or cats. 

If ALL petstores could not sell dogs or cats, this would cut down or out on
PM's. 

shanna

--- On Thu, 10/28/10, Nancy Lucky <[email protected]> wrote:




From: Nancy Lucky <[email protected]>
Subject: Re: [Chihuahuas] Puppy Mill Auction-Hundreds need our help
To: [email protected]
Date: Thursday, October 28, 2010, 9:13 PM


  

Peggy,
Thank you for sharing this with everyone. I have seen so many shows on
animal planet about these puppy mills and I could not even sleep after
wards. The president of the SPCA is a wonderful man and often has people go
undercover and buy many of these disposable dogs. They have never felt
grass on their feet, or sitting on the couch with someone who loves them.
Often they are in metal buildings with no heating or air, it is so awful.
We need to not only stop this but we also need to inform the public
regarding factory farming, which is just as cruel and mean. How could
America allow this kind of savage treatment of any animal - well its all
about profit. Look what they are doing to the beautiful wild Mustang horses
in Nevada. The farmers want the land and the use helicopters to get them to
run into pens and then they are locked up. They live in family pods but no
one cares. I feel that us humans are the meanest and cruelest animal of
all. I believe if more people were educated that they would stand up and do
something. Do you know that if everyone just cut down the eating of red
meat by 20% it would be the same as everyone driving a hybrid car because
their gas pollutes our air. 
Well their are my 2 cents worth.
Nancy



--- On Thu, 10/28/10, Peggy & The Girls <[email protected]> wrote:



From: Peggy & The Girls <[email protected]>
Subject: [Chihuahuas] Puppy Mill Auction-Hundreds need our help
To: [email protected], [email protected]
Date: Thursday, October 28, 2010, 8:23 PM





Hi Everyone
 
I'm not sure if anyone on here is interested in this, but I figured for
those that are not informed on what is really going on in the Puppy Mill
world, you may find this of interest and possibly spread the news to
rescues that you know.
 
This month alone their will be 6 PM (Puppy Mill) auctions. Their are two
types of auctions, the regular type which goes on all the time is when a
particular Mill will auction off part of its stock so it can replenish the
mill with new young healtheir dogs.  They auction off their worn out and
sometimes very sick dogs, or puppies that they know will later on in life
have problems from bad breeding (but they don't tell the auction that or
the buyer) .The ultimate sad and sick part of this is that they sell them
to other worse PMs for as little as $5.00. Some times if their is any stock
left over at the end of the auction, they either shoot them or drown them
or worse yet drop them off in the streets or woods or just leave them in
their cages usually in an abandoned building to rot to death. This is the
horror of what goes on in the PMs and the public has to be made aware of
the whole story, not just part of it like the news and tv tells you. It is
true that the laws have changed some what within the past couple of years
and several of these PMs have been prosecuted for ending their auctions in
this manner, but that only went as far as the ones that actually got caught.
 
So far this month, 5 of these auctions have already taken place, several
hundred dogs have been involved.  Tomorrow is the biggest double auction
that anyone has ever heard of. This is the second type of auction. It is
called a Closing Auction, where they sell not only the dogs, but all the
equipment and the buildings and sometimes even the property. Their  are 804
dogs at this auction, 57 CHI's are included and possibly puppies. Since
this is a Closing Auction, it doesn't mean that all the dogs are old and
sick, in fact most of them are young. October's auctions totaled several
thousand dogs.  Their are more coming up in Nov too.
 
So here's the thing, many rescues have been going to these auctions and bid
on the dogs to prevent another PM breeder from buying them. Not only does
this save that particular dog, but just think of all the puppies that we
have prevented from being born into a hell hole.  This double closing has
almost every breed that you can think of listed to bid off.  An auction is
not for the faint hearted. It goes on for two days. The dogs are literally
stuffed into small cages and not attended to for the two days. The cages
are stacked from the floor to the ceiling, row after row.  They are grabbed
out and stuffed back in again and again, until the bidding is finished.
Bare in  mind that these poor souls have never been handled by humans or
felt grass or cement on their paws or have a clue what a car is or anything
other then seeing other dog cages and barking all their lives.  They
deserve so much better, and the rescues are trying so hard to make a
difference.
 
This is one way to stop PMs, plus advocating not to buy, and not to breed
because for each dog that is bought, or for each dog that is bred, it gives
all the PMs dogs, the rescued  dogs and the shelter dogs once less chance
of finding a forever home.  Their are thousands and thousands of dogs just
on Petfinders alone who need a home, why bring more into this world, and
never knowing that maybe one day the puppies that you sold could wind up in
a shelter or found by a PM and used as a breeder, or worse yet used as a
bait dog? A lot of people don't realize that these PMs are unscrupulous.
They can have a family member go to a shelter and adopt a dog and then use
it for breeding, to them it is new stock to mix in. The shelters don't do a
check on people who adopt and the PMs and backyard breeders know it. Things
have been so bad for some of the shelters in different states that they
weren't even charging a fee to people to adopt a dog. If the laws were
mandatory that no dog can be released from a shelter unless it is spayed
and up to date on shots, worming, etc, we wouldn't have as many problems.
But the funds aren't their for the shelters to do that, so they do the best
that they can. 
 
Their will be more and more of these Close Out Auctions in the months to
come, because of the economy and all the advertising not to buy a dog from
a pet shop. The pet shops can't sell their dogs, which means the PMs can't
sell to the pet shops. So then what happens to all the dogs that exist in
the PMs?  Some one has to rescue them and the only way a PM will release a
dog is through the almighty dollar, even if it is 5 or 10 dollars, they
don't care. Thus the auctions.
 
So I am including the link for the auction and another link of a huge
rescue that will be their among a lot of other rescues that will be their.
They are going to need every ones support, financially, fosters, adopters
etc.  If you are interested in helping out in any way, please call the
rescues in your area and ask if they participated or where they could
direct you to help out. You can also email the main rescue from their site. 
 
Auction Link, click to the left for "up coming auctions"
 
http://www.swkennelauction.com/index_files/Auction3.htm
 
NMDR A fantsatic rescue group!
 
http://milldogrescue.org/News.html
 
 
http://doggiesandstuff.com/2010/10/15/missouri-mill-dog-auction-rescue-one-
mission-october-29th-30th-please-help/

http://sscr.chipin.com/missouri-mill-dog-auction-rescue
 
and it is all over facebook too.
 
Thanks for listening and hope you can help these poor souls.
 
 
♥ Peggy & The Girls ♥







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