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Originally Posted by tammy8833  although their are alot people againist petstore that carry dogs and for the most part i agree. And there are alot of ways to go about reprimanding them or trying to put a stop to them.
i dont agree with puppy mill dogs i dont believe that reputable breeders (which on this site reputable have very strick rules to it) sell to pet stores but im guessing sometimes its back yard breeders and puppy mills. although byb arent the best way to go in a lot of peoples mind they are more affordable and not as strick on selling and give a lot of good people the opportunity to own a dog that in other cases wouldnt be able to. but i think its low to attact petland when they are doing GOOD deed by SICK CHILDREN. i dont care if it gives them exposure, they are making a very sick child happy!
i have never heard anything good about petland, ever and i believe the negatives about them, but this is different. and at the same time you are attacking them you are attacking a group that a LOT of people give thanks to for saving their childrens life and helping them keep their home at the same time. i personally think this is low. you may not be attacking per say but bothering them no less with something like this is insane they have a lot more to do then discuss puppy mills and defending their efforts to making childrens LAST wish come true.
and yes i think the birthday party thing is insane but giving a family a puppy, thats sweet no matter where it came from. if it makes the child and the family happy and brightens that child life, then why disrupt it? and if they have no case of sick puppies going to the st jude children then why bother it?
go full force against the puppy millers and the petstores for purchasing the puppymillers puppy i encourage you. but please for the children leave that little area alone. |
That's what Petland is hoping will happen, and you are living proof that it works. First of all we aren't attacking Petland for giving dogs to sick children, we are attacking Petland because they buy puppies from inhumane living conditions. They know what's going on, and they don't care, they give away a few dogs, and everybody's happy, except a few of us, who believe that this is just a marketing ploy to better their name. We just think the charities should be more informed about Petland's kennels.