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Buyer Beware: Most pet store puppies come from
        puppy mills

Been a victim? Please
tell us your story.
Photo courtesy of North Penn Puppy Mill Watch
What is a Puppy Mill?

Puppy mills are breeding enterprises that produce dogs in significant numbers for profit. 

Recent Pennsylvania statistics reveal 894 "K" kennels that fall outside of the state's new law yet continue to house thousands of dogs.

These Unfortunate "K" Kennel Dogs Often:
How You Can Help

Volunteer your time and talents today, donate, or spread the word. Speak for thousands of mistreated puppy mill dogs that cannot speak for themselves.

Much of our work is directed through three dedicated groups:

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  6. Shop online at over 700 brand name stores and a portion of each purchase will come to UAPM. Shop now

 

NJ Billboard
UAPM Continues to Raise Awareness
Just in time to discourage giving puppies as presents for the holidays, UAPM launched their New Jersey billboard and public transit campaign to educate the public about where pet shop puppies really come from. For more information about the pet shop/puppy mill connection or for tips on how to rescue or adopt a new best friend, click here.