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What Is a Puppy Mill?

A puppy mill is a large-scale commercial dog breeding operation where profit is given priority over the well-being of the dogs. Unlike responsible breeders, who place the utmost importance on producing the healthiest puppies possible, breeding at puppy mills is performed without consideration of genetic quality. This results in generations of dogs with unchecked hereditary defects.

Puppy mill puppies are typically sold to pet shops—usually through a broker, or middleman—and marketed as young as eight weeks of age. The lineage records of puppy mill dogs are often falsified....
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Source: A beatifull fox turns into a fur coat for ugly beats beasts
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this is what people do I KNOW ITS WRONG
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posted by Milena96
More than 400 well-known designers, many of whom are listed below, include fur in their ready-to-wear collections.


Phillip Lim
A. F. Vandevorst
Adrienne Landau
Aigner
Akris
Alberta Ferretti
Alena Akhmadulina
Alessandro Dell’Acqua
Alexander McQueen
Alexander Wang
Alexandre Vautier
Allegra Hicks
Alvin Valley
Amanda Wakeley
Aminaka Wilmont
Andrew Gn
Andy & Debb
Angel Chang
Angel Sanchez
Ann Demeulemeester
Ann-Sofie Back
Anna Molinari
Anna Sui
Anne Valerie Hash
Anteprima
Antonio Berardi
Antonio Marras
Aquascutum
Aquilano.Rimondi
Armand Basi
Armani Privé
Ashleigh Verrier
Ashley Isham
Asprey
Atil Kutoglu
Atsuro Tayama
Avsh Alom...
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Cockfighting—a blood sport in which two roosters specifically bred for aggressiveness are placed beak to beak in a small ring and encouraged to fight to the death—has been around for centuries. Roosters were first bred for fighting in Southeast Asia more than 3,000 years ago, and cockfighting later spread to Greece, Rome and Britain before crossing the Atlantic about 200 years ago. The brutal “sport" found popularity in North, South and Central Americas, and was particularly prevalent in Colonial New York, Philadelphia and Boston. By the 1800s, it had spread to the South and the West...
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posted by -SilverFey-
I'm probably going to get a lot of hate for this article. I do support animal rights just as much as everyone else on this club, though people with probably tell me otherwise. I'm just saying--you don't have to be vegetarian to love animals!


So, I've seen a lot of people posting on here about being vegetarian, and how it's wrong to eat meat. They say that it hurts animals to eat meat. They compare it to cannibalism.
These things they say; they're not true.
To say it's wrong to eat meat is ridiculous. We have canine teeth. Canine teeth are for eating meat, not plants. We wouldn't have canine teeth...
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please help stop animal abuse and if you see animal abuse please report it, thank you :)
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posted by ttmrktmnrfn0830
Here is a poem I wrote today in biology. I'd might as well update it while this sight isn't glitchy on this dinosaur, lol


My outcome is bleak,
I suppress a grieving cry,
"Help me! Help me!
I want to die!"

Since I opened my eyes
To look at this blasted world,
My canine body, fragile,
My life will be chaotic and whirl

In a pool of dismay,
Like the tears that dare fall,
As my new master grabbed my scruff the wrong way;
The first time that my skin would crawl.

An outrageous turn of events,
That take turmoil in my life,
"Help me! Help me!
I want to die!"

My master treated me well,
My first six months or so,
Then the...
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