Bill would bring an end to “Class B” dealers
Animal dealers who round up dogs and cats and sell them for use in experiments would be put out of business for good under a bill introduced in Congress. The Pet Safety and Protection Act of 2011 was...
View ArticleDog flipping: Sleazy, legal and on the rise
It’s not exactly a new problem, just one that has been given a sexier name, but indications are that “dog flipping” may be on the rise. As with house flipping, it’s all about the profit — immoral...
View ArticleToo bad prison isn’t his forever home
Jeffrey Nally Jr. is in prison now, serving a sentence of 9 to 45 years, which means, in West Virginia, he could get out in less than five. And that, in itself, would be another crime. Nally was...
View ArticleAnother ‘random source’ dealer goes down
Two practitioners of one of this country’s most despicable occupations — even though it’s legal — entered guilty pleas yesterday and admitted they had been paid hundreds of thousands of dollars by...
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