Before anything can be done the laws have to be changed.
And you are right it takes organization and lobbying.
Possibly a good place to start would be Kennel Clubs. But before you can send out information, ylou have to gather it. Get facts and statistics. So you can present your case with some good solid evidence.
Also get to get news media involved to get as much coverage as possible.
I'm just brainstorming here.
The department of agricuture is the governing body, and they set the standards, so it's necessary to get a copy of their regulations, so we know what we're talking about.
The puppy millers know all the rules and just how far they can push them.
The worst part is that the regulations not only allow the animals to be caged, but they actully encourage it. And they have animal experts that will testify that the animals don't care if they have never known anything different.
If PETA and the SPCA haven't been able to do anything I'm not sure how much good we can do, except to picket with protest signs. |