The Gruesome Reality That Pet Stores Will Never Let You Know Is Finally Revealed.

The said pet company is trying to clean up their name by offering refunds to customers whose dogs died after purchase, but there’s a catch. Customers much sign a letter that states they are to keep quiet about the incident. Customers are told to cease or refrain from posting slander posts on any social media and are not allowed to contact BBB (Better Business Bureau) and the office of the Attorney General.

Shut down Petland in Kennesaw, Ga is a popular Facebook page made to protest against the mentioned store to try and stop the public from buying dogs in Petland.

Many have posted similar posts showing a dog they have purchased who turned out to be ill even if they received a health certificate. As of to date, the page has accumulated more than 11,700 likes and 11,000 followers.

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Image Source: FB Page of Shut down Petland in Kennesaw, Ga

To say I was shocked, would be an inaccurate description of how I felt about this story. Dog-lover or not, no one would want to buy a dog from a store who is not treating the animals well. I feel so sorry for the dogs whose lives are put to waste because they were kept locked up in cages just to breed. That’s not what animals are for, and is simply a waste of life.

The poor dogs who came from mills do not get proper care even if they get sold to pet stores. As they are already sick, I’m sure such pet shops won’t even bother curing these dogs till they get better, as their only concern is to make money. Otherwise, why would they sell animals who are obviously sick? They will even issue a health certificate stating the dog is in good health when it is, in fact, unhealthy?

Image Source: FB Page of Shut down Petland in Kennesaw, Ga

It’s just depressing to learn of stories where man’s best friend are not well-taken care of. The ones who were supposed to make a way to provide these dogs a home are not taking good care of them. Petland is just part of the problem, as most pet stores get their supply of dogs in puppy mills.

Stricter laws in dog mills, as well as pet shops, need to be implemented to make sure no more poor dogs will get to experience such a horrible faith.

I hope the day when no more dogs are suffering in dog mills and pet shops will come the soonest time possible. We will never the accurate number of how many dogs are there, but what is important is proper intervention and rules are applied to pet shops and mills.

You can read the full article where this review is based at on The Dodo.

Image Source: FB Page of Shut down Petland in Kennesaw, Ga

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