Animals are living beings and not objects which one can dispose as good seems to us.

How can we assign a market value to a living being?

Animals are not ours.

Anyone can go to a pet store as we buy bread at the bakery, "buy" an Animal and dispose it with its own way.

They are exposed in showcase as vulgar consumer goods.

To raise and make them reproduce unceasingly (puppy mill, etc ...) for profit, it is " manifacturing" suffering on a large scale.

In addition, they are held in appalling conditions, sometimes without food or water.

Many are suffering or sick.

This situation is unacceptable.

Animals have rights.

And once again, they are not respected.

It is incomprehensible and inadmissible that in a country like France which  is said modern and civilized, there is no law banning the trade of Animals.

Do not forget the shelters and organizations that are overwhelmed and who fight to place hundreds or thousands of Animals in distress who need a real home.

It is therefore essential to prohibit the sale of Animals in pet stores to protect and unclutter the Animal Protective Companies and other Animal shelters.

 "We can judge the greatness of a nation by the way Animals are treated " - Gandhi