Kim South Bend, IN 11/8/2010 4:07:22 PM Humane officers can't seize an animal unless it's in immediate danger in most states. This isn't just limited to PA. I think there needs to be more federal anti-cruelty laws so there is less variation from state to state.
Isobella Nashville, TN 9/10/2009 5:00:39 PM There needs to be far more severe punishments for animal abusers and those who knowingly neglect. A slap on the wrist won't make them think twice. Twelve years in jail would. And, those against spay and neuter laws, this is just the sort of thing a mandatory sterilzation law would crack down on along with inspections.
R. Green Philadelphia, PA 3/10/2008 10:20:16 PM I urge everyone to boycott the puppy mills in this area. The inhumane, barbarian treatment of these animals is despicable. People with a conscience and compassion must try to help these vulnerable, defenseless animals and ask for strict measures to insure the animals' safety and humane treatment.
Cheryl Conway, MO 2/23/2008 7:21:25 PM There does need to be more strict rules in place. The people who operate puppy mills know how to get around the rules, and we need to stop that.