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Puppy mill - so called kennel owners that rely on getting large profits from the sale of as many puppies. Unfortunately, often in nurseries such conditions the dogs are not the most favorable. Bill Smith - founder of the Centre for Animal Welfare in Pennsylvania - is fighting for the emergence of a law aimed at preventing ill-treatment of animals at these puppy mills.

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1. Bill Smith - the founder of the Center for Animal Welfare - IG holds that awaits the new owners in the shelter of Chester Springs, Pennsylvania. (Carolyn Kaster / AP)





2. The Bern Shepherd Cubby looks out of the shelter office. Cubby belongs to the office manager. The shelter dogs receive medical treatment, training and a lot of tender care. (Carolyn Kaster / AP)



3. Bill Smith stroked Great Pyrenees dog named Cody animal shelter Chester Springs, Pennsylvania. Volunteers work at the shelter for weeks or months to rescued dogs found their new home. (Carolyn Kaster / AP)



4. Dogs waiting for adoption, jumping for joy in their sections in a shelter in Chester Springs. (Carolyn Kaster / AP)



5. Bill Smith dries the dog - a mix of poodle and Bichon - after a warm bath. This puppy, like most rescued from puppy mills, was head to toe covered with fleas. (Carolyn Kaster / AP)



6. recently brought to the shelter poodle heated in a blanket with their newborn babies at the orphanage Chester Springs. (Carolyn Kaster / AP)



7. Megan Anderson (right) and Nancy Shilkok check the teeth and the general state of the two poodles, Bichon before taking a warm bath. (Carolyn Kaster / AP)



8. Bill Smith bathe the dog. (Carolyn Kaster / AP)



9. Megan Anderson holds a puppy mixed breed border collie-sheltie on the diagnostic table. (Carolyn Kaster / AP)



10. Vigorous Labrador Tagger, which has already found a new home, jumps in his booth at the shelter. (Carolyn Kaster / AP)



11. Great Pyrenees dog named Cody is walking in a field at the animal shelter in Chester Springs, Pennsylvania. Experts say that with time and patience puppies from puppy mills could rise to great loving pets. (Carolyn Kaster / AP)



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