...of course, everybody here knows by now that the puppies sold in pet stores come from puppy mills. And hopefully, none of you patronize these stores by purchasing ANYTHING from them, not a toy, not a collar, nothing...because to do so is using your hard-earned dollars to support cruelty.
Well, it has come to my attention that several brands of dog food which purport to be premium brands, and whose advertising includes lots of references to how much they care about the health and well-being of dogs, are being sold at a large pet store in my town, namely "Puppy Palace." I have already sent e-mails to Nature's Variety and Wellness companies, advising them of my intention to stop buying their products as long as they sell them at stores which survive on cruelty to animals. I intend to force myself to go into the pet stores in my area and see which "premium" brands are sold there, and send similar e-mails to all the companies. I intend to publicize this in every way I can. I am asking you to join me.
After all, you cannot buy designer cosmetics at the corner drugstore; you must go to higher end department stores to buy these 'premium" products. You cannot buy these premium dog foods at the grocery store...why should you be able to buy them at a place which is one step up from a puppy mill?
I am asking every parent of a rescue dog, and every doodle owner who cares about dogs, to join me. Please visit any puppy mill store in your area, take note of the brands they sell, and post your findings on this forum. Send an e-mail or use the 800 number to call the company and complain. These companies are charging you a premium for these foods; they claim to care about your dogs. let them put their money where their mouths are.
Thank you all,
Karen & Jack