anthony's pets in bloomington indiana has been abusing their dogs for a while now. they are pumped up with drugs to keep them from dying and forced to grow up in tiny cages barely big enough for their bodies with no room to move around. please shut down this disgusting business that is corrupted by greed. no living being should be forced to suffer to make a profit!!!
This business is abusing the animals they’re trying to sell.
Disappointed in this city for keeping Anthony's Pets open. This city and the people that occupy it are more progressive than this. Do better.
https://www.thepetitionsite.com/985/255/434/shut-down-anthony-pets-now/
animals not treated right
Tree fell on west side of road near 2000 block of S High St. End of felled log is quite close to the edge of the street, possibly posing a safety hazard. Someone dragged debris out of street and tossed onto the east easement. Could someone come by and cut the felled trunk back away from the street and pick up the debris in the easement?
Anothony’a Pets in the Bloomington college mall buys their animals from illegal breeders/dogs farms in Martin Co. and other counties close to Monroe. The animal should live with either paper bedding or no bedding at all which results in them sleeping on cold grates. Not only should the purchasing of animals in this way be illegal as the breeding is, but these animals suffer from inhumane treatment which the owner of this establishment profits off of.
Street light is out
The pets at the bloomington mall is not okay. The fact that they give this animals steroids to “appear happier” should be illegal. These dogs will experience abuse and neglect if we allow this to continue. This should be shut down along with all the other puppy mills who neglect these animals just for profit.
Anthonys pets in College Mall operates a business that harms animals by not providing adequate food and space, in addition to obtaining these animals through less than ethical means (puppy mills). The fact that the city of Bloomington has done nothing to look into these conditions is appalling. By continuing to allow this store to operate in a high traffic area of Bloomington, the city sends the message that the ethics and morals of this shop are okay. I implore the city to look into Anthony's pet shop and take immediate action.