'Puppy Mill' Lawsuit Concerns Petland Customers
March 24, 2009 |
By The Associated Press
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Tags: crime & law, dogs
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Jessica T.
3 years ago
I'll never forget the day I walked into a PetLand and watched a man buy an obviously sick and poorly bred english bulldog puppy to a man who was trying to get his wife to reconsider their pending divorce. I tried to tell the man that the dog didn't look healthy and wasn't worth the $3500 that he was paying, but he said that his wife liked puppies and that he didn't have the time to go look around a shelter for a young dog that would stay small and cute. I hope that this who pet store chain will be closed down for good and the puppy mill breeders will get put out of business.
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