Yeah, I know. I think that most people know better they just can't refuse the cute puppy in the window ... the one with the waggily tail. Or they just try to convince themselves that the dog did not come from a puppy mill. I don't think you should give up educating because, while not everyone will listen, there will be people that will.
Kirby on Dec 13 at 08:07 PM
We would beat ourselves to death trying to talk sense into some people. I just don't understand. I guess it's an "immediate gratification" thing. Poor puppy.
Blitzen on Dec 13 at 08:27 PM
We've just got to keep doing what we're doing. It's hard when you don't seem to see any progress but you just keep doing it. Mom's little nephew asked about us a couple of weeks ago. She told him we were all rescues and he was very happy to hear it. He went on about how you shouldn't buy puppies from pet stores because they're sick and their families live in yucky conditions. Mom was happy that she's apparently making a difference with him and he's aware of such things. Keep the faith!
Mama Muttblood^..^ on Dec 13 at 10:52 PM
If you can, come out to the protests on Saturday. Hopefully we can educate some well meaning people.
Wallace on Dec 16 at 06:18 PM
Hound girl,
Yes, very frustrating.
Here is a place to visit, maybe pass along as well:
~Wallace
Nadji on Dec 21 at 09:21 AM
Would it be possible to put signage in your grooming shop to reflect the puppy mill & BYB problem without harming business?
Madisonā„ on Dec 21 at 09:46 AM
Some people view it as they are rescuing the puppies that come from the puppy mills. Because if no one bought them, they would still be at the puppy mills, right? Wrong. -_-
Visit Indiana Proactive Animal Welfare
Petey on Dec 13 at 08:00 PM