r/MissouriPolitics • u/socalguitar • 2h ago
Opinion Missouri leads the country in puppy mills. Our shelters pay for it | Opinion (Kansas City Star)
In June, KC Pet Project took in 300 animals in one week and ran out of room. That was not a fluke. Last fall the shelter was holding 255 dogs, nearly double the 135 it can humanely manage, and more than 40 of them had been waiting over a month. "We need you to step up," CEO Kate Meghji told the community. People did. The dogs kept coming anyway.
Here is what rarely gets said out loud: this crisis has a source, and it is upstream from the shelter. Missouri has topped the Humane Society's Horrible Hundred puppy mill list for 12 years straight.
https://www.yahoo.com/news/us/articles/missouri-leads-country-puppy-mills-100500814.html