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Kelly: sorry if I overstepped. I agree we have to be very careful. The mill that our rescue came from successfully sued a client that had been badmouthing their business prior to the seizure.
That just makes my stomach turn. Now the governments are awarding puppy mills that abuse these poor dogs because someone badmouthed them? UGH.
I've moved this into a new thread in the Help forum to bring attention to the question and to keep the original thread on-topic.
What do we achieve by publishing "alerts" to possible puppymills? Would Forum users email-bomb them, or hack their websites, or harass the owners over the phone? Of course not.
Here's the alternative that I would propose: educate Forum readers about what an unethical breeder's website looks like. They're pretty easy to spot, and we have a good starting-place for education on Sheltie Nation.
Barb, perhaps you would like to open a post discussing the "red flags" of an unethical breeder/puppymill website?
Huh? What government? One person filed a civil suit against another and won. Without knowing the details of the case, you have no idea what the suit was about, whether it was a settlement, or whether it was a jury trial.
The "government" is in now way "awarding" anyone anything.
Excellent, hopefully it will set some precedent, because right now there is no legal definition of a puppy mills.