Another Canadian national pet store chain has announced it will phase out its sales of kittens and puppies. “Our decision to end these sales was a tough one and was based on business fundamentals,” said Robert Brissette, CEO of Petland. In a media release, Brissette said more people are using online services to purchase animals, leading to a drop in sales at pet stores. The Petland chain will continue to help families find pets through the company’s Adopt-a-Pet program and its Petland Pets for Life Foundation, both of which aim to match homeless animals with good homes, said Petland officials.
The hope is that with the big retail stores ending their sale of puppies and kittens from Puppymills that the industry in Canada will go away. The hope is that more people will look locally when trying to find a dog or cat to add to their family and that shelters ad rescues will not be as crowded.
I’m glad but in the same breath it’s sad that the only reason they are doing that is because of a drop in sales and not because of the company moral values!
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