8 Quotes by Linda Miles

Well there may very well be home visits for these animals to make sure that they're going to go into proper housing and proper care and that people will no the proper way to care for them.

They're going to survive. I don't think we're going to lose any of them, although they had whipworm and a lot of parasites. They were in rough shape.

They're actually doing beautifully now their in great health, their coats are shiny and their eyes are bright now and they're really healthy dogs now.

At least cared for here. They're fed and we try to socialize them as much as possible but in the court's eyes, they're property, so they have to stay in evidence until the disposition on the courts.

It's kind of backyard breeding. You get a bunch of dogs, and breed them and then sell them for profit. Generally it's called a puppy mill because it's not the excellence that you would expect from a qualified breeder.

It's unfortunate this happened. Why it happened, I don't know, but it did happen, and I don't think he should be rewarded for what he's done.

They definitely have a perpetuity to hurt people if they enjoy watching animals being ripped apart and mutilated then there's something wrong with these boys, they need to be taken off the street.

All those "and they lived happily ever after" fairy tale endings need to be changed to "and they began the very hard work of making their marriages happy."