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  #1 Salvatore Hopkins on 09 Mar 12

   

  Any pet information punishment must particularly look at the size of the pet, and will usually require a mild hand or lead slap over the dog's body. To help answer that question, I turned to the Internet and wasted hour upon hour within research.
  
  My innovative dog articles are about what I learned during those times and what I always learn as I keep going my research. As using my mathematics articles, my goal is public education--this time about issues related to dogs. I found many "issues of concern" that i feel strongly the public should know--especially individuals who are considering dog adoption and/or donating to your rescue group.
  
  I began my Search on the internet by looking into"complaints" released about various dog save groups. Please understand that i am NOT referring to humane societies or corresponding shelters. Shelters understand the importance of adopting out dogs into loving homes asap. My concerns are with rescue groups like pup mill rescues and certain breed rescues because these groups are generally too protective of the animals they've already rescued--to the point of making adoption difficult. The even more I studied about different rescue groups, the more shocked I became at what I came across. Not only was I NOT alone in the manner I was treated... what had happened to me and the unethical practices I saw it observed and experienced have been far too common across the country.
  
  My research led me to a lot aspects of dog adoption--puppy generators, dog rescue groups, pet shelters, kill versus no stop philosophy, 501(c)(3) and non-profit status, legal prerequisites, ethics issues, financial issues, Internet puppy scams, and so on. The first time I discovered myself saying, " the public doesn't know about that , " I knew I had a new mission--a new number of goals related to animal welfare.
  
  Simply FYI, this first realization were included with my research into this Humane Society of the united states and the American Society for preventing Cruelty of Animals. I know that the majority of Americans believe that these large organizations are umbrella groups that are directly connected to our local shelters, and that these large groups help fund the local shelters. Unfortunately, this idea is indeed WRONG! Our local pet shelters receive zero, none, nada, NO financial support from these big name groups as we have always been led to believe.
  
  My own research into these dog-related aspects is ongoing and leads me deeper into shockingly complex, intertwining issues. We find myself frequently thinking, "the public doesn't know this. " So my initial goal became considered one of public education about misunderstood facts.
  
  My 2nd goal became to caution people about financial issues. I witnessed behaviors which were unethical, I was informed by some others of situations where the rescue group never give financial information that's needed is with a non-profit standing, and the internet is actually filled of stories of groups making certain claims that former volunteers examine are untrue. These are certainly not groups worthy of donations.
  
  In abdominal muscles short time span of 6 months, I have become quite proficient in dog rescue groups, puppy mills, Internet adoption cons, and much more. My math followers have a clue how seriously I take the responsibility to inform with truth.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Any <a href="http://www.familypetclassifieds.com/blog" rel="nofollow">pet information</a> punishment must particularly look at the size of the pet, and will usually require a mild hand or lead slap over the dog's body. To help answer that question, I turned to the Internet and wasted hour upon hour within research. <br /> <br /> My innovative dog articles are about what I learned during those times and what I always learn as I keep going my research. As using my mathematics articles, my goal is public education--this time about issues related to dogs. I found many "issues of concern" that i feel strongly the public should know--especially individuals who are considering dog adoption and/or donating to your rescue group. <br /> <br /> I began my Search on the internet by looking into"complaints" released about various dog save groups. Please understand that i am NOT referring to humane societies or corresponding shelters. Shelters understand the importance of adopting out dogs into loving homes asap. My concerns are with rescue groups like pup mill rescues and certain breed rescues because these groups are generally too protective of the animals they've already rescued--to the point of making adoption difficult. The even more I studied about different rescue groups, the more shocked I became at what I came across. Not only was I NOT alone in the manner I was treated... what had happened to me and the unethical practices I saw it observed and experienced have been far too common across the country. <br /> <br /> My research led me to a lot aspects of dog adoption--puppy generators, dog rescue groups, pet shelters, kill versus no stop philosophy, 501(c)(3) and non-profit status, legal prerequisites, ethics issues, financial issues, Internet puppy scams, and so on. The first time I discovered myself saying, " <strong> the public doesn't know about that </strong>, " I knew I had a new mission--a new number of goals related to animal welfare. <br /> <br /> Simply FYI, this first realization were included with my research into this Humane Society of the united states and the American Society for preventing Cruelty of Animals. I know that the majority of Americans believe that these large organizations are umbrella groups that are directly connected to our local shelters, and that these large groups help fund the local shelters. Unfortunately, this idea is indeed WRONG! Our local pet shelters receive zero, none, nada, NO financial support from these big name groups as we have always been led to believe. <br /> <br /> My own research into these dog-related aspects is ongoing and leads me deeper into shockingly complex, intertwining issues. We find myself frequently thinking, "the public doesn't know this. " So my initial goal became considered one of public education about misunderstood facts. <br /> <br /> My 2nd goal became to caution people about financial issues. I witnessed behaviors which were unethical, I was informed by some others of situations where the rescue group never give financial information that's needed is with a non-profit standing, and the internet is actually filled of stories of groups making certain claims that former volunteers examine are untrue. These are certainly not groups worthy of donations. <br /> <br /> In abdominal muscles short time span of 6 months, I have become quite proficient in dog rescue groups, puppy mills, Internet adoption cons, and much more. My math followers have a clue how seriously I take the responsibility to inform with truth.</div>

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