do you believe this to be true? Isnt it like firemen starting fires?
no hating just answer the question and tell me what you think...
"Shelters" are IMPORTING DOGS from FOREIGN COUNTRIES. It is an
established fact. We have posted major news sources, the AKC and major AR sources.
There are hundreds of sources. Google it yourself. It cannot be denied.
Notice that the "shelter" intakes are down 70% to 90%.
What does this mean:
1. "Shelters" don't want to loose their "adoption" price.
2. They don't have enough dogs. Overpopulation is a lie.
3. They are willing to INCREASE the population of dogs.
4. They are unconcerned about bringing in diseases.
There are hundreds of sources that proove so-called "shelters" are
IMPORTING DOGS from FOREIGN COUNTRIES. Here are a few.
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"Today, nationwide, studies show that the future is now. Since
peaking about 30 years ago, shelter intakes and euthanasias for dogs
have decreased by 70-90 percent or more in most US cities,
particularly those on the east and west coasts....Some are importing
stray dogs across state lines and from foreign countries to maintain
an inventory of adoptable dogs. Other shelters are misapplying no-kill
shelter principles by adopting out seriously ill and bad-tempered
dogs." Here's the source:
http://www.mofed.org/Redefining.html This is from NAIA (National
Animal Interest Alliance The mission of NAIA is to promote the welfare
of animals, to strengthen the human-animal bond and safeguard the
rights of responsible animal
owners.http://www.naiaonline.org/articles/archives/redefining.htm
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"Critics say many shelters have solved the stray problem in their own
area – but rather than shut down, they become de facto pet
stores...Animal shelters in the USA are casting a wide net – from
Puerto Rico to as far as Taiwan – to fill kennels,...
Some charge more than $200 per adoption for IMPORTED dogs."
http://enews.tufts.edu/stories/020603FillingEmptyPounds.htm
This is from TUFTS e-news
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In the past 7 years, Puerto Rico alone has sent 14,000 strays to the
U.S. for adoption.
http://www.usatoday.com/news/nation/2003-01-30-dogs-usat_x.htm
This is from USA Today, a major news source.
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More animal shelters trade responsible conduct for media limelight by
importing foreign strays for adoption
dogs http://www.naiatrust.org/resources/foreign_strays.htm
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. They ensure a sufficient supply of adoptable dogs by importing them
from foreign countries. http://www.toybreeds.com/animalshelters.htm
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THE MYTH OF OVER POPULATION IN REGARD TO SHELTER
ANIMALS http://www.ncraoa.com/articles/canine/OverPopulationMyth.html
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The answer for some shelters with empty runs has not been to contact
shelters in their own regions or in other areas of the continental US,
but to institute programs of importation from other countries and
territories.
http://www.naiaonline.org/body/articles/archives/humane_insane.htm
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Dr. Clifford McGinnis, New Hampshire's state veterinarian. He says he
was infuriated when he learned that shelters in his state were
bringing in dogs not only from Southern states, but also from Puerto
Rico and other countries.
http://lists.envirolink.org/pipermail/ar-news/Week-of-Mon-20040223/019975.html
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Rep. Kahn has introduced H3650 to prohibit public and private shelters from importing dogs from any other country, United States territory, Hawaii or Alaska. Shelters must also forward the name, address and drivers license number or other official state identification number of the person providing the cat or dog to the Commissioner of Public Health. H3650 has been assigned to the Joint Committee on Public Health and is supported by the Massachusetts Federation of Dog Clubs.
http://www.akc.org/enewsletter/taking_command/2005/june/around_nation.cfm
2007-02-25
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