Puppy mill rescue dogs

To have her chance at a happy life, Rosie had to be rescued from a puppy mill not once but two times. Her first lucky day came when she was taken out of a Pennsylvania facility, but it soon turned out that the change was not lucky at all – she was sold with five other female dogs to be bred for profit in Oswego County, New York. Thankfully, Rosie’s life finally changed for good when Paws Across Oswego County, stepped in to help her. Now, the rescuers hope that the pup's story will inspire…

Are you welcoming a puppy mill survivor into your home? There are a few unique considerations when fostering or adopting a puppy mill rescue dog.

The Dog Trainer : Puppy Mill Rescue Dogs :: Quick and Dirty Tips

If you're considering adopting a dog from a puppy mill, it's important to have realistic expectations. Because these dogs have been raised in inhumane conditions, they enter their new homes with different needs and challenges than other pups. Here's what you need to know.

Yes, there are responsible breeders out there. How to tell the difference between a good breeder and a puppy mill. #adoptadog #adoptdontshop

What should you expect when you rescue a puppy mill dog? Get advice on crate- and house-training, socialization, separation anxiety, gaining trust, and more.

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National Mill Dog Rescue has freed 41 dogs from an Arkansas puppy mill that had been in business for over 30 years. The rescue, carried out on March 14th, was captured by the rescue team and shared in the hopes that it would highlight the importance of adopting, not shopping for a new pet.