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Stop me if I'm wrong, but don't PETA operated shelters kill more animals per year than other shelters? Hypocritical jackasses.
On the opening day of the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show in New York City, PETA, People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals. set up a "graveyard" with dozens of tombstones to focus attention on the thousands of animals killed in shelters yearly and to protest breeding practices.
The group demonstrated outside Madison Square Garden where the 134th edition of one of the oldest and most famous dog competitions was being held.
On their website, PETA states "When people buy a dog or cat from a breeder or pet store, they are subsidizing more breeding and at the same time denying a homeless animal in a shelter the chance to find a home. Because animal shelters are so severely crowded, people who buy animals instead of rescuing them give shelters no choice but to euthanize healthy, loving animals".
These pictures were taken on Monday, February 15, on Seventh Avenue and 33rd Street in midtown Manhattan, by the entrance to Madison Square Garden.
Stop me if I'm wrong, but don't PETA operated shelters kill more animals per year than other shelters? Hypocritical jackasses.