Puppy mills are some of the most heinous organizations in the world.
SEVENTEEN dogs arrived stacked from floor to ceiling in the back of a white minivan – Yorkies, Bichons, Poodle mixes, Beagles and Beabulls (Beagle/Bulldog mixes).
Some were packed three to a crate, enduring the cramped, smelly quarters for a twelve hour transport. Confinement and filth was nothing new to them. These were puppy mill dogs. What was new: Destination Freedom.
They keep dogs locked up in tiny cages, under filthy conditions, and force them to breed for the purposes of producing puppies that can be sold for huge profits to families looking for pets.
For many of these dogs, it’s a time of glorious firsts: first eye contact, first tail wags, first pets, first steps in the grass, first play bows, first toys … first trust and the joy that you can see in them in the video below is absolutely magical.
Once they received the care they needed, these dogs became wonderful companions who truly understand and appreciate how good life can be. When they only have the worst to compare it with, it’s easy to be grateful for each small grace offered. The grace they truly needed is to get their bodies healthy so their hearts and minds can follow.
Get out the tissues. This is what that Sunday looked like. SPOILER ALERT: There is a happy ending.
Take a look at this video:
margie
- Edit
should put the people that do this to any animals should have it done to them see how they like it and leave them there
Jacquie
- Edit
Nice pups even though they went through Neurenberg. With the heinous, extreme cruelty of puppy mills these people need to be punished and fined to the full extent of the law, never to go near animals and have their names published.!.
JDGoddard
- Edit
God Bless these amazing men and women for rescuing these precious pets.