The Humane Society of the United States urges pet buyers to avoid internet shopping, noting that many of the puppies sold online come from puppy mills, which contribute to overpopulation and animal suffering.
The Humane Society encourages pet buyers to get their next puppy or kitten from a local rescue group or shelter, noting that shelters often have a blend of mixes and purebreds.
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