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Puppy Mill Analysis

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Jenna Jensen’s article discusses how puppy mills are known to be very inhumane. Due to this puppy’s bodies are worn from being bred multiple times. Their teeth are rotted out, and they have cysts between their toes from the wires they have been forced to stand on. In effort to stop inhumane behavior, 54 Florida municipalities have banned the sale of puppies from puppy mills. Hillsborough County has been noted to be the next county to take a stand against puppy mills. Hillsborough County first added a clause saying they would allow only existing stores to sell puppy mill puppies as long as they went through an inspection from the USDa. The city council decided months later to take more extreme measures by removing the exemption after it was

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