Ever wonder why so many pet store puppies are sick or become sick within weeks of bringing them home? The truth about pet store puppies is disturbing. If you’re an animal lover, the following paragraphs will be difficult to read, but simply doing just that could potentially spare a life.
Some countries have laws in place that prevent pet stores from selling any animal above a goldfish and the occasional rodent, but the sad truth is that many countries worldwide still allow both cats, dogs, and other animals to be sold in stores. You can literally go to the mall, head to the nearest pet store, and return home with a brand-new puppy.
How many of us have been walking around the local mall and decided to stop in the pet store to look at the puppies? They are so cute and we feel sad that they are stuck in those little wire cages. You may be tempted to bring one home. Unfortunately, the puppies in pet stores may come from unlicensed kennels, unscrupulous breeders, puppy brokers or even a puppy mill.
We’ve all seen those adorable furry faces pressed up against a pet store window, and felt moved by the desire to “rescue” one of the lonesome pups. Perhaps you’ve decided you want a dog of your own and you’re considering going to the local pet store to find the perfect one.
Are you thinking of getting a new pet? Have you ever considered pet adoption? Adopting a pet is a wonderful option for adding a canine friend into the family. Here are 5 simple reasons why you should choose pet adoption:
