Pet store

Free to a good home???

Be very careful about the pet treats that you buy. Read the labels. Made in china seems to be poison.

YOUR dollars at work! This is our latest billboard Dec 2018. Please keep the donations coming so that we can continue spreading the word.

Quarryville woman who ‘debarked’ dogs and docked tails faces 15 counts of animal cruelty and neglect

Pennsylvania has 12 of the 100 puppy mills on the Humane Society of the United States Horrible Hundred List. Seven of those are in Lancaster County.

Click here to find some of the worst offenders in Pennsylvania and other states.

YOUR DONATIONS AND PURCHASES AT WORK:

BILLBOARDS

One of the ways that we use to increase awareness is through billboard advertising. Most Americans don’t know about puppy mills, so education is critical to ending the supply and demand.

The billboard above is on Rt 30 in Soudersburg

Working together to break the chain of cruelty

United Against Puppy Mills promotes awareness and provides help to people interested in affecting positive action for the elimination of puppy mills as they currently exist.

What we do »

Those adorable puppies you buy on line & in the pet stores are coming from breeding facilities like this one

Victoria’s Law: PA’s Pet Retail Sales Bill

Petland behind attempts to stop localities from banning puppy mill sales in pet stores

Undercover investigation exposes Petland’s treatment of sick puppies

Please join Puppy Mill Free Long Island in protest on Sunday Feb 3rd at 2PM outside Little Wonders Puppy Emporium at 15 Main Street in Sayville

Bill would ban pet stores from selling commercially-bred dogs

New law confirmed: You can now be put in jail for leaving your dog out in the cold

VA: Fatal dog experiments moving ahead despite criticism from Congress, veterans groups

What is a puppy mill?

Any commercial dog breeding facility can be considered a puppy mill. A puppy mill's sole purpose is to produce puppies as inexpensively as possible for maximum retail profit, often disregarding living standards and basic medical care.
How your purchase may contribute to the problem

Your purchase of a mill puppy (often billed as "farm-" or "family-raised" or purchased in pet stores) continues the cycle of cruelty by putting more money in the pockets of those involved, allowing the profit to be reinvested into the business so that the breeding continues.
Adding a dog to your family?

Make adoption your first option! Finding what you're looking for at a shelter or breed-specific rescue is simple and rewarding.

If you MUST use a breeder, research first. Read our recommendations for finding a reputable breeder.