Where Can I Find A Pound Or A Puppy Mill In California? In Los Angeles?

Question

Thanks! :D

Update:

I want to go to a Puppy Mill to rescue the dogs there!

Answer 1

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Why do you want to find a pound OR puppy mill?

Auburn

Friends of Placer County Animal Shelter

11251 B Avenue

[phone]

Berkeley

Berkeley-East Bay Humane Society

2700 Ninth St.

[phone]

Beverly Hills

The Amanda Foundation

[phone]

Animal Match (So. Calif.)

Seeking homes for beautiful animals whose time is running out. www.animalmatch.net

Eureka

Sequoia Humane Society

6073 Loma Avenue

[phone]

Fresno

Central California SPCA

103 S. Hughes Ave.

Fresno, CA 93706

(559) 233-SPCA

www.ccspca.com

Los Angeles

spcaLA

Los Angeles Shelter / Administration

5026 West Jefferson Blvd.

Los Angeles, CA 90016

Phone: 1-888-SPCA-LA1 (So. Cal.)

Phone: [phone] (National)

Fax: [phone]

E-Mail:

List of spcaLA area shelters

Los Angeles County

Animal Care Center

216 W. Victoria

Carson, California

[phone]

Friends of Animals Foundation

2336 Sepulveda Blvd.

[phone]

Animal Match (So. Calif.)

Seeking homes for beautiful animals whose time is running out. www.animalmatch.net

Merced

Merced County Animal Control

2080 Grogan Avenue

[phone]

Modesto

Stanislaus County Department of Animal Services

2846 Finch Road

209-558-7387

Answer 2

There is a difference between puppy mills and pounds. Pounds are where abandoned animals are housed. Puppy mills are where Dogs are abused, overbred, and neglected. Why do you want to find one? Adopt from a pound, report a puppy mill.

Source(s): Animal hospital employee

Answer 3

If you want to go to a puppymill then you are insane!

You may be rescuing one dog, but you are ultimately helping to keep the mill running by paying the idiots that own it.

Go to a shelter. At least then you are saving a dog from death row and NOT helping run a puppymill.

If you know of any puppymills in CA report them to the bureau of agriculture as well as the local APSCA. They will both have them shut down and save the dogs.

Answer 4

sorry but why are you wanting to find a puppy mill? These are He**holes for dogs!! Look in the yellow pages under shelters to find shelters.pounds.

Answer 5

Please get in touch with your local Humane Society and they can assist you. [You as an individual would have no legal standing to appear at someone's property (i.e. "puppy mill") and ask for the dogs to be surrendered to you.] The Humane Society can inform you of the best way to help the puppies.

Answer 6

Call your local police department (non-emergency number) and ask them about their animal control department.

Or check http://www.petfinder.com/ - a lot of animal control departments post their available dogs there.

DO NOT go to a puppy mill.

Answer 7

Why in the 9 levels of hell would you be looking for a puppymill?

Answer 8

Just google it, or write to Mike Vick in person.

Little ****.

P.S. that's how they kept their dogs in high spirits.