That is just awful.
People don't care about where their dogs are from and as long as the dogs are bringing in money, they don't care about their conditions.
I don't see how anyone can keep ANY animal in those conditions, be it a hamster or a horse.
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Is there a local network that would be willing to show this video on television?
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I really don't know.
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It makes me quiver with anger at the thought that the government/local councils sound like they're not doing much (or anything at all) to sort this problem out, which seems to be a major issue for concern.
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They really could care less. I don't know about surrounding cities, but in Lafayette we don't even have an ordiance about keeping your dog chained 24/7 (or if there is one, it isn't enforced).
I've never even heard of most of the towns these puppymills are in, so I doubt the regulations on animal care are strict or enforced at all. I could be wrong, but I doubt it.
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It's extremely sad to see animals living in these horrid conditions, with injuries and illnesses. You can see they have no life in their eyes.
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What is even worse is when you see them perk up for a moment when they see a person and then they just slowly slink back down to the cage floor with that dead look back in their eyes.