Thousands of dogs and cats are euthanized every year in shelters in Las Vegas alone. Those are the pets that were turned in, the few who were adopted by responsible pet owners were neutered and micro-chipped before being adopted and are now better off. Adopting merely opens space to keep another animal from being euthanized, these shelters are usually taxpayer or private donor funded and don't make profits off of minuscule adoption fees. The only racket making money is the dip**** on the corner selling fat head pitbulls and the puppy mills.
PETA and SPCA are the leading force in driving responsible pet ownership - spay, neutering and micro-chipping. They are also the leading force in banning puppy mills or imposing strict regulation. They are also pushing for mandatory spay/neuter laws in most metropolitan areas, with an exemption for breeders. Both of them also face a lot of criticism for not doing enough. I have issues with both, but they do some good.
Continue your ignorant rant if you wish, but there is plenty of information out there showing irresponsible pet ownership is responsible for overcrowded shelters and the large amounts of pets being euthanized.
PETA and SPCA are the leading force in driving responsible pet ownership - spay, neutering and micro-chipping. They are also the leading force in banning puppy mills or imposing strict regulation. They are also pushing for mandatory spay/neuter laws in most metropolitan areas, with an exemption for breeders. Both of them also face a lot of criticism for not doing enough. I have issues with both, but they do some good.
Continue your ignorant rant if you wish, but there is plenty of information out there showing irresponsible pet ownership is responsible for overcrowded shelters and the large amounts of pets being euthanized.