...that Amazon.com allows online puppy mills and brokers to be their associates to sell books through their web sites and they refuse to terminate their association? ...That they also own 43% of Pets.com ...who also has an associate program? Pets.com has recently removed a puppy mill web site from their associate roles after communications from Critter Haven, Inc., using better judgment than their parent company of Amazon.com?
...That Pets.com site has turned into PETsMART web site with a different main page, but the same logo?
...that Amazon.com allows live animal auctions on their auction web site even after being notified of this?

...that Barnes and Noble will NOT continue association with online puppy mills and brokers when contacted?

...that eBay & Yahoo Auction sites will not allow live animals to be auctioned through their sites? That all you need to do is contact them nicely, to have the animal removed should one show up?

...that Lambriar Kennels (no longer on the net) and Lambriar Animal Health Care (suppliers of vet and pet supplies) are owned by the same Roger Lambert who is in the commercial business of selling both kittens and puppies to pet stores, and licensed by the USDA in Kansas?

...that the Tampa Tribune, in Florida does NOT endorse pets in their classifieds as FREE TO GOOD HOMES? Everyone should talk to their local newspapers about this practice that could have a free pet going to research or used in the fight ring to train fighting dogs.

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