To: stars & stripes forever
“I thought retail animal stores sold purebreed animals.”
The contract I had to sign to get a cat from the pound was insane. They kept the right to come onto my property at any time to inspect the welfare of the cat. I had to wait ten days to pick her up. (They have a shorter waiting time to buy a firearm, three days.) Frankly, I think this is yet another area that requires no legislation or oversight whatsoever.
To: Gen.Blather
Just try to get a puppy through Great Dane Rescue. You have to go through a similarly brutal background check and home inspection, plus paying a fee of about $500. Even then, it seems only the real insiders are able to get puppies. That happened to me about three years ago, so I went out and bought a puppy for just about the same amount. This ordinance is really silly and destructive because it throws out the baby with the bath water. If they're going to regulate the pet store business, why not just require the stores to prove they acquired their puppies and kittens from reputable breeders?
To: Gen.Blather
So, you’re cool with puppy mills?
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03/06/2014 5:00:19 PM PST by
OldPossum
("It's" is the contraction of "it" and "is"; think about ITS implications.)
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