Puppy Mills Is Cruel To Animals

How are puppy mills cruel to animals and how can we prevent it? They keep their animals outside in very small hutches. These animals go through very harsh weather. To help you can protest or get animals from shelters not pet stores or breeders. Some forms of animal cruelty are poor conditions at puppy mills, not spaying and neutering your pets. Unwanted animals can be prevented through spaying and neutering.

Puppy mills are not treating their animals nor fairly or correctly. They are leaving these animals out in very harsh weather. These cages that they are in are normally very small and unsanitary. They are also taken away from their mothers early (specifically 8 weeks of age.) Along with taking them away from their mother early they are being fed very cheap food that can make them super sick. This is not fair at all for all of these dogs, I don’t agree with these people who own puppy mills. Not only are puppy mills a bad thing, it’s very bad when people aren’t fixing their animals.

This is making the animal shelters fill up with puppies, kittens, and other animals. Millions of animals are taken to a shelter a year. If the animals don’t get adopted after a certain amount of time they could euthanized. Not all animals will be euthanized though because there are some no kill shelters. Only thousands of strays get back home to their original owners. Although millions of animals get adopted and go to a very lovely home. All around you don’t want to have there be millions of animals in shelters not getting homes, that’s why you should get your animals fixed and think about getting a dog from the shelter. Along with all this you should consider spay and