WHY MANY TEARS?

After fostering and adopting a dog from Many Tears Animal Rescue I felt inspired to raise the profile of the cruelty of puppy farming.  Many puppy farms in Wales produce endless litters of puppies in cruel and barbaric conditions.

Dogs of all breeds are used as ‘breeding machines’ and denied contact with people or the outside world. They are kept in cold wooden sheds inside small crates or pens.  Their puppies, which often suffer health problems due to poor methods of breeding, are taken away from their mothers far too early leaving both pups and mother stressed and confused.  

We adopted an ex-breeding Cavalier King Charles Spaniel who had no name or experience of human contact. She was filthy, depressed and terrified.  We named her Peaches and she has since discovered what being a dog is all about. She had cuddles, walks, toys and two other cavaliers to play with.  

If you are reading this and care about dogs or wish to adopt a dog please consider visiting the website of Many Tears (www.manytears.co.uk). There are many different dogs and puppies available to adopt, all of which are neutered, vaccinated and micro-chipped.

Peaches - Happy and Healthy

Ex-breeding dogs usually require a home which already has an existing dog so that they can learn from a dog that has lived a ‘normal’ life. Ex-breeding dogs have never lived in a house or been close to people. They are often nervous and require the guidance of another dog to assist them in every-day tasks (including house-training).  Don’t be put off though, as they make the most rewarding pets you can ever imagine. Peaches has given us unbelievable amounts of joy and happiness. She loves her new life and is part of a happy family – at last.   

Many Tears do a wonderful job of rescuing dogs from puppy farms or ‘death row’. Please support them by making a donation via their website or contact Ellie Phillips PR for more information on local fundraising events.