Read this carefully!! Kenneth Schroeder obtained multiple dogs from (((unauthorized sources))). Random source Class B dealers ((((obtain dogs and cats from random sources,)))) (((such as auctions, flea markets, or questionable means, and sells them to laboratories))))) Questionable means?? Could be one of the questionable means that you just cheered on as they left the parking lot or as you just dropped them off to that waiting van. Do you know if the dogs, cats, puppies or kittens that you cheered on thinking they went to a wonderful rescue (but how would you know you didnt check and wont follow through) didnt end up in a facility just like this one right here in GEORGIA!!!! I know for a fact some cats and kittens have been sent to a facility here in GA. not sure if this is the one but it couldnt be good either way. Although Schroeders license has been revoked there are many more and other ways that these facilities can obtain these animals!!! Georgia Regents University bought dogs from a random source Class B dealer, Kenneth Schroeder, who, according to U.S. Department of Agriculture allegations, obtained multiple dogs from unauthorized sources, and has serious animal housing problems, among other violations. Random source Class B dealers obtain dogs and cats from random sources, such as auctions, flea markets, or questionable means, and sell them to laboratories. Pets can get caught up in this pipeline. https://secure.humanesociety.org/site/Advocacy?cmd=display&page=UserAction&id=6353#.Uu5Tr_tjF8F
Posted on: Sun, 02 Feb 2014 15:19:39 +0000
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