Puppy Mill Free Kansas

We just released our quarterly USDA violation report, which depicts dog and cat breeders across the country who have been found to be in violation of the federal Animal Welfare Act.

Not only does Kansas have facilities that appear in the report, but one of those facilities received 14 violations in one day!

Read more here: https://bailingoutbenji.com/2024-usda-q2/

They are the same dogs.
They have the same feelings.
They have the same pain tolerance.

Yet, in the eyes of the law, they are treated very differently.

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How do those puppies end up in a pet store by the time they are just 8 weeks old? The puppy mill pipeline!

To learn where your local puppy selling store is buying from: https://bailingoutbenji.com/cvi-data/

Did you know that Bailing Out Benji has a volunteer presence in 32 different states? We cannot do this important work without our amazing volunteers! If you have ever wanted to get involved and help end puppy mills, now is the time!

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The USDA will do anything to protect puppy mills. Not only did they take away the public’s right to see public inspection reports on these facilities before they buy, but they also allow puppy mills to change license numbers to hide from previous violations.

Who does this secrecy protect? The consumer? The dogs? No... It protects the puppy mills.

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The USDA says that within breeding facilities, the cages dogs live in only need to be six inches wider and taller than their body. So long as the dog can stand up, turn around and lay down it is considered adequate space.

What do you think? Is that enough space for a dog to live happily it’s entire life?

It is according to the puppy mill industry that you are supporting when you buy a dog from a pet store or from a newspaper or website without meeting their parents!

Do your research, visit the facility and always reach out to us with any questions! Or better yet- Opt to Adopt

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