So, resources are spent keeping these particular 3 puppies alive, because of their unique genetic defect. Meanwhile, 1000's more of perfectly healthy, normal puppies are put to sleep because they can't find someone to adopt them.
Backyard breeder probably sold the 2 normal puppies and just wanted the SPCA to put the other three to sleep (for free.) Kinda sad. It's a really tough call, but apparently, they're having trouble finding someone who will go through all the trouble to care for them. They're already being paraded around in the media as sideshow freaks. I'm sure my viewpoint sounds callous, but sometimes, tough choices have to be made. As long as we're putting unwanted animals to sleep, rather than keeping them alive indefinitely until a good home is found, it seems (at least to me) that these three should have been put down as well.