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Old 09-27-2011, 11:08 PM   #23
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A few days ago a friend mentioned a new law that went into effect in Toronto. Pet stores can only sell rescue and shelter dogs. That'd never fly in corporate America, but I freakin love the idea.
Actually, you might be surprised. Two major, US-nationwide pet stores, Petco and Petsmart, don't sell dogs or cats. What they both do is sponsor shelter in-store events for adoptions. Our cat Max came from one of these. We actually have some very responsible corporate citizens out there. They both seem to realize that there's a MUCH higher profit margin in selling leashes, bowls, squeaky toys and sweaters than there is in keeping and dealing in animals of questionable health from questionable breeders.

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