Inhumane breeding facilities maximize their profits by treating female dogs like puppy-producing machines instead of living, feeling beings whose lives matter.

Puppies from inhumane breeding facilities may be more likely to suffer from genetic diseases or other illnesses.

Puppies sold in pet stores are frequently from an inhumane breeder because those who use humane practices strongly prefer to sell directly to a consumer.

Most dogs purchased online come from inhumane breeding facilities.

More than 60,000 dogs are used for research in the chemical and biomedical industries in the United States.

Breeding practices that prioritize profit over animal welfare are inhumane.