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Agriculture Ministry introduces campaign to boycott puppy mills, increase dog adoption

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If you desire a dog and appreciate animals, don’t purchase puppies — adopt them from an acknowledged sanctuary. That’s the message of a two-week television and digital media campaign introduced by the Agriculture Ministry on Wednesday.

The Israel Kennel Club (Hebrew link) said it invited any effort that would enhance dog wellness and supported combating pirates, importers, and traders who deal with an approximated 30,000 puppies each year, with no guidance or limitation.

But it regreted the Agriculture Ministry’s failure to compare puppy mill dogs and the approximately 3,000 puppies reproduced and signed up each year under the club’s stringent guidelines.

According to Knesset research study from 3 years back, pirate puppy mills breed 10s of countless dogs for sale, frequently in stunning conditions that breach animal well-being laws.

Meanwhile, unidentified countless healthy, abandoned animals are euthanized every year.

“Thousands of cute dogs are waiting for you in kennels across the country. Open your home and heart for them,” the Agriculture Ministry’s campaign video suggests.

The clip includes puppets of dogs in cages instead of genuine dogs to prevent sustaining abrupt need for a specific breed.

The ministry said lots of people who purchased puppies from such mills had actually called it after finding that the dog they purchased was not a genuine pure-blooded or had behavioral or health issue.

A puppy mill in the northern city of Haifa run by a local of the northern Druze town of Usafiya. (Ministry of Agriculture, as provided to the Knesset Internal Affairs and Environment Committee, August 3, 2020)

The kennel club said the method to decrease the variety of abandoned dogs that wind up in shelters was to make sure that all dogs were signed up, as they remain in industrialized nations.

The club went on to slam the ministry’s handling of the extremely infectious bacterial infection canine brucellosis, which in unusual cases can likewise contaminate human beings. Instead of making a Brucella test compulsory prior to an imported puppy goes into the nation, the ministry was firmly insisting that the owners of signed up dogs perform the tests prior to canine competitors when those dogs are not the issue, the club said.

The club is lobbying for expenses to prohibit the sort of breeding performed at puppy mills, in addition to to forbid the killing of healthy dogs, stating the ministry must have advanced such legislation years back.

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