Stomach-Turning ‘Reality TV’

Published by PETA.

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In case anyone needed another reason never to spend a cent at Petland or other stores that sell live animals, Animal Planet is airing a special report tonight showing how puppies suffer even before they end up in Petland stores. According to Animal Planet, an investigation of puppy mills that supply animals to Petland uncovered “more than 140 dogs housed in chicken-wire kennels, water bowls encrusted with mold and containing green water, … and one breeder’s confession that she kills healthy dogs because of their less-than-stellar looks.”

This appalling cruelty is business as usual at the hellholes that supply animals to Petland. At Sun Pet Ltd., a PETA undercover investigator recently found that animals were crammed en masse into tubs and that a worker bashed hamsters against a table in an attempt to kill them, among other horrors. At U.S. Global Exotics, another Petland supplier, PETA’s investigator found that hundreds of thousands of animals were cruelly confined for days or weeks in pillowcases, shipping boxes, or soda bottles and that sick and injured animals were left in freezers to slowly die.

The only reason why animals continue to suffer for Petland and other stores is that people continue to buy them, so let’s all get our friends and families to watch this important exposé with us on Animal Planet tonight at 10 p.m. EDT/PDT!

Written by Lindsay Pollard-Post

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