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WISCONSIN PUPPY MILL PROJECT

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Woo the Shar Pei cannot open his eyes because of entropian eyelids.
 

Jo the miniature schanuzer with a heart murmur was purchased at the Thorp Dog Auciton in March 2007.       Since 1999, the Wisconsin Puppy Mill Project has been working hard to educate the public about the miserable conditions in pet mills, pet shops and other pet facilities. Through our programs and services we also provide education to law makers to encourage tougher state laws to govern the breeding and sale of pet animals of all species. At one point, such a law was in our grasp, but politicians first gutted the self-funding provisions and then eliminated it altogether on the pretext of 'balancing the budget.'

       The goal of stricter regulation of so-called "pet mills" and "backyard breeders" may once again be within our reach, but we need your financial support to continue our work!

 
 

Tiny blue paw print bullet point   Where your $$ go:

Precious Lady, a scarred golden lab, was purchased at the Thorp Dog Auction, 10 March 07       100% of your donation will be used directly for our programs and services:

  • Direct care to mill animals for vet bills, food and rescue expenses
  • Educational materials, website and our state-wide anti-puppy mill ad campaign
  • Printing, publishing and distributing our educational materials
  • Legislative efforts and initiatives, legislator education

       The Wisconsin Puppy Mill Project is a 501(c)3 registered non-profit, and your gift is tax deductible.

   

Tiny blue paw print bullet point   Donate online through PayPal:

Click on the button, and type the amount you want to donate in the "price" block -- you don't even have to be a PayPal member! Payment will be made through your account if you are a member, or through the credit card of your choice. THIS IS A SECURE CONNECTION, so your information is safe.

       After you finish, details of your transaction will appear on the screen, with the option to print a receipt for your records.

Tiny blue paw print bullet point   Donate by check or money order:

       Checks or money orders may be sent to:

Wisconsin Puppy Mill Project
PO Box 516
Elkhart Lake, WI 53020

Tiny blue paw print bullet point   Help Get the Word Out:

       Download a window sign or flyer, or order some bumperstickers! Click here for details.
 
 

Cory the French Bulldog has eye problems that must be corrected by surgery.Lizzie the basset hound had a severe case of mastitis when she was purchased at the Thorp Dog Auction in March 07.Susie the terrier pup was pregnant when purchased at the Thorp Dog Auction in March 2007.

     We thank you for your support!

 

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