Let’s FIX Animal Homelessness!

Let’s FIX Animal Homelessness!



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As long as there are animals dying in shelters, there is no such thing as a “responsible” breeder. The millions of births and deaths of homeless animals could be decreased and even prevented altogether through spaying/neutering, but because of breeders, countless puppies are born every day. Many of these animals end up on the street. Others occupy homes that could have taken in homeless animals, who instead will be killed.


The adorable puppy we find eagerly greeting us at the local pet store probably came from a “puppy mill,” a breeding kennel that raises dogs in cramped, crude, filthy conditions. Dogs raised I puppy mills are constantly confine and deprived of adequate veterinary care and socialization. In addition, the government rarely inspects puppy mills, and the U.S. Department of Agriculture dog not have enough inspectors to monitor the estimated 4,500 dealers in the United States.





Many communities have low-cost or free spay-and-neuter clinics that make it easy for everyone to do the right thing and have their animals sterilized. Feel free to contact us if you need help finding your nearest low-cost spay-and-neuter clinic.