Bergen Animal Rescue Saves 27 Puppies from Commercial Breeder in New Jersey
Pet ResQ Inc., an animal rescue organization based in Tenafly, New Jersey, has taken in 27 puppies rescued from a commercial breeder. The rescue operation occurred on September 21, with Robyn Urman, the founder of Pet ResQ Inc., confirming the intake of the puppies from what she described as a 'puppy mill.' The specific location of the breeder has not been disclosed. The rescued puppies represent a variety of breeds, and among them, two are reported to be blind. This event highlights the ongoing efforts by animal welfare organizations to address and mitigate the issues associated with commercial breeding facilities, often referred to as puppy mills, which are frequently criticized for their breeding practices and the conditions in which animals are kept. The rescue aims to provide these puppies with necessary care before they are made available for adoption in North Jersey.
