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Originally Posted by centralnewyorki I hope this doesn't offend anyone- I may be very wrong...
I just followed a link to Last Chance for Animals to hear about their puppy mill walk later this year. The information said that Lancaster, PA is the "puppy mill capitol of the East Coast." I've heard that there are a lot of Amish people that run puppy mills. First of all- is this true? Second, if it is true, is there a correlation between the high number of Amish people in Lancaster County and the large number of puppy mills, or is this coincidental? |
YES TO QUESTION 1 AND 2....the Amish make us a large number of puppymillers and are said to treat their horses almost as bad as the puppies, they consider the puppies "livestock" and due to the secludedness of their communities..it is hard to get in and enforce the laws ..(as if that happens anyways)....the Amish make up almost all of the puppymillers in Lancaster county and I have heard have some of the most deplorable condit0ons around..
