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Pet store pooches turned in after they're no longer cute pups. So-called "breeder" dogs dumped in the middle of the night. Scores of sick and neglected canines who've lived their entire lives in cages. Shelters deal with the casualties of puppy mills every day. We can help if you have a large-scale breeding facility that is harming animals in your community:
  Find out about The HSUS's Wilde Puppy Mill Task Force, created to assist with investigations, raids, and law enforcement.
  View all of our puppy mill resources.

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> Chronicle of Philanthropy explores attack on The HSUS 
> Vote for a heroic canine in the Dogs of Valor Awards
> Puppy mill operator sentenced to 10 years
> Study: Microchips result in high rate of return of shelter animals to owners (OSU News Room)
> Maddie's Fund announces results of customer service survey (maddiesfund.org)
> Update on Ketamine recall; includes affected lot numbers (AVMA)

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