Puppy farms are breeding factories where dogs are forced to produce litter after litter of puppies. They supply near 100 percent of the dogs sold in pet stores and directly to consumers online, at markets, and through newspaper ads. Puppy farms are known to be committing offences under the Animal Welfare Act 2006 by depriving their animals of food, water, socialisation, and veterinary care.

Puppy farms are an urgent, widespread problem. But you can help.

Pledge now to stand with heroes on-the-ground taking direct and compassionate action to end the suffering and save dogs from a torturous life.

Make a stand for dogs, and pledge to do all you can to support the investigation of puppy farms. With your support, Animal Welfare Enforcement Agency will continue to investigate puppy farms and show the dogs compassion and security for the first time.