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Human Indifference Causes Endless Suffering for Dogs

Most of us would never dream of hurting a dog, and we like to think that most people treat all of their pets well. But just because you don’t hear about it very much on the radio tens of thousands of dogs live every day of their lives in pain. Animal torture is not on the front pages of newspapers.

Thousands of dogs suffer mentally and phisically every day in puppy mills. Stop this pointless suffering: Do not purchase puppies from pet stores or over the Internet.

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The fact is, animal torture is rampant around the world, taking place in spaces such as closed-off backyards, private properties, and remote farms. Out of sight, out of mind, right? And what's worse - cruelty to animals is legal in most countries including the United States and Canada.

But each of us has the power to change this staggering trend. All it takes is a bit of time and effort on our part to help make a difference in the way animals are treated. The first step, though, involves learning more about the faces of animal cruelty. This site deals specifically with creating public awareness around the torture of dogs, and you are invited to read on and share what you have learned with others.

About Puppy Mills - Legalized Torture

Puppy mill
This is where the parents of cute pet store puppies spend their entire lives. Learn how you can tell ten million people about this atrocity in only a few days for free!
A puppy mill is a commercial breeding operation where dogs are bred under horrific conditions purely for profit. The breeders don't care about the dogs' health and well being. Dogs are bred in their first heat cycle and then twice a year after that, giving birth to a dozen litters before they get too old, around the age of five.

Then they are killed or simply left to die.

Their feet never touched grass during their miserable lives. They are kept in tiny cages their entire lives, in which they freeze in the winter and swelter in the summer. In addition, these dogs often go blind and lose their teeth and frequently develop painful diseases. But most of us only ever see those cute little pet-storefront puppies.

Yes, the puppies of these adult dogs are shipped to pet stores or sold online. When we buy a dog from a pet store, we support puppy mills without even knowing it.

Part of the solution is simple: Stop buying dogs from pet stores! Instead, adopt a dog from your local animal shelter or rescue organization.
People think it's only a matter of time before these horrid places shut down, but the truth is that most puppy mills are legal, since our laws don't protect dogs! Please educate everyone you know about how disgraceful puppy mills are and ask politicians to address this rampant problem and be a force of legal change.

Of course, we wish for change in the treatment of dogs, but we also feel powerless, because we can’t realistically adopt every abused dog to keep them out of harms way, or volunteer all our time at animal shelters and animal rescue organizations. What we can do, though, is help those people who dedicate their lives to saving animals and who raise their voices against animal cruelty. Find out what you can do to save an animal’s life. Besides donating money, there are many other ways you can help - for free.

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One thing you can do to make a difference is to ask your friends and family to donate, in your name, to an animal shelter, a rescue organization, or an organization that fights cruelty against animals.

To help in this end, here is a list of groups and animal protection organizations accepting donations. There is no magic amount to donate. Any amount is greatly appreciated by the recipients. Another way you can help is to tell everyone you know about puppy mills.

About This Website

My name is Zoltan and I run this website as a non-profit project to help animals, especially dogs. Since I work with computers I have the resources to run this site at a very low cost. I am not associated or affiliated with any organization listed on this website. The only reason why I do this is because I want to help animals and raise awareness that they should be treated with the same respect as we expect treatment from others.

I especially detest puppy mills and chaining dogs. If you wish to help putting an end to dog factories and chaining please donate to StopPuppyMills.org, PetShopPuppies.org, DogsDeserveBetter.com or another organization of your choice that helps animals.

The idea of helping animals using the money we would otherwise spend on gifts was inspired by a 9 year old girl who asked her friends and family the donate to their local Humane Society for her birthday. At age 9 she is surely more excited about birthdays and Christmas presents than grown ups but she decided that saving the lives of animals will make her happier than anythinig else. Wow. Read more on the about us page.


"All it takes for evil to triumph is for good men to stand by and do nothing."
— Edmund Burke


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The newest addition to our directory is the National Mill Dog Rescue. Thank you for your hard work saving mill dogs.


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Dmoz.org is Google's free directory of websites. Each site is hand picked and the editorial review process often takes months. I'm glad to announce that the DonateToDogs.org site is now listed in Dmoz in the Animal Welfare / Animal Rights / Activism category.

This helps more people reach our site, which in turn, helps more animals in need!


The latest addition to the list of Canadian dog rescue groups is the Rat Terrier Rescue Canada organization. They provide veterinary care and foster homes for Rat Terriers with the ultimate goal of finding forever homes for these dogs. Just like many other dog rescues they spay/neuter dogs in their care, give them vaccinations and check for heartworms. Good job!

Find out more about them on the donations page


Lindsey: thanks for your comment.

I understand that you alone don't have the power to put an end to puppy mills. However, don't think that you can't make a difference. Simple things can have a ripple effect on issues like this.

For example tell you friends that puppies in pet stores are from these horrible places. If you use the right tone then people will listen to you and they will tell their friends. And so on.

One little puppy, somewhere, someday will be saved because you cared. You will not even know about it. The dog you saved will.


hello, I hate puppy mills and wish they should be stopped. I wish I could help out a lot but I can't really. I hope a lot of people help and I hope that puppy mills be shut down


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DonateToDogs.org is a non-profit project aiming to educate people about the cruel conditions at commercial dog breeding facilities, also known
as puppy mills, and to outlaw them in order to end the pointless suffering of dogs. Please help to raise awarness about the cruelty to dogs by
telling your friends about puppy mills and the fact that dogs from these cruel places are shipped to pet stores or sold online. You can also
find tips to help dogs and links to websites dedicated to save animals. Do not buy dogs from pet stores. Thank you for caring.

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