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We are offering Anti-Puppy Mill T-Shirts and Stickers. The stickers are weatherproof, bumper-sticker style in a 3.5" circle. The T-Shirts come in various sizes on white with the logo shown. It's a start. Both make great fundraisers!!
Sticker Style # NPM
Stickers-- $1.25 each
T-shirts
S-XL--$20.00 each (plus S & H)
T-shirts 2XL and up-- email for pricing (jbslegacy@aol.com)
"PEE ON"
Shirts and Stickers
Blue lettering
on White Vinyl Sticker
3 3/4" x 7 1/2" and
weather proof sticker
$1.50 each
They are back.
Email us to order.
Aqua lettering on white 50/50 t shirt
State size on payment information.
$20.00 each
An emotional book written by: Beth Casselman
Artwork by: Brian Casselman
Endorsed by
Unconditional Love
Foundation.
The story of a Puppy Mill Dachshund
from her point of view.
State Size Needed on Pay Pal order. Limited sizes NOW available again.
Excerpt:
...My owner was talking of a pet store one day.
"If you want to make money, this is the way.
You breed the dogs till they're sick or they're old.
Who cares if they're loved? If they're warm or they're cold?'"
Tag 19 Brochures
An informative brochure about the horrors of puppy mills and the story of Tag 19 with an excerpt from the book, "Tag 19"
Brochures may be ordered in packs of 50 for $5.00. Ask for a free sample!
Contact us:
405-844-6234
jbslegacy@aol.com
call us with your credit card to order
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With a broken heart, I must let you know that Mariah Hope went to the Rainbow Bridge on May 17, 2007. Her legacy lives on at www.LittleTag19.com .Her book is finished and available for purchase on her web site. |
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Molly Jean Marie was also a Puppy Mill Baby. She has the
most beautiful face and was used for the money. Molly is still frightened
of people, especially men in hats. We've had her for three years
and she has probably come as far as she ever will. She was
pulled from a Missouri Mill in 2003. |
 Zachary
Jordan was a Mill Baby from Kansas. They didn't want him any
longer because he refused to breed. He is all of 7 pounds and like
Molly, is afraid of humans. He's come a long way but is still very
much to himself and afraid of noise and people. For some reason,
he is terrified of the VCR when it's working. We can't make a connection,
but it sends him up the wall. |
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None of these babies had ever been touched by human hands other than to be tossed in a cage for breeding. There are SO many dogs out there like them, treated so terribly day to day, living under awful conditions, starving, sick, and being used for the almighty dollar. JB's Legacy supports the end of puppy mills and is proud to say so. Feel free to check out "puppy mills" on your web browser for more details.
If you would like more information on the availability of certain size Tag 19 and/or Anti Puppy Mills shirts, or for larger quantity discounts, please write us at jbslegacy@aol.com. |
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Ok, I can't leave them out...(they don't appreciate being omitted from the page <smile>)
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A tribute to all the dachshunds we have lost to the Rainbow Bridge over the years. |
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Our
own Mariah Hope aka
She
was USED in a mill in Oklahoma to produce puppies, basically for
the money, for many years. She had been branded on her head and
had metal cow tags with her breeding number in her ears which she
tore out on her own. The scars from both are still on this baby
as you can see. Thankfully, she was rescued from that mill
by Oklahoma Dachshund Rescue. (Mariah says "Thank You Aunt Sandy!")
Now, in her aged years, she walks on her legs, rather than the pads
on her feet. There is no cure for this problem...it comes from living
on wire and producing the almighty buck for the humans. Now, Mariah
has her very own "Tag 19 Rig"--a pet stroller so that she can go
on walks with the rest of the family. 
Abigail
Nicole is the newest rescue we have and she was also pulled
from a Missouri Mill. She is all of three years old and had given
birth to six litters. We were told she wouldn't breed any more,
and therefore they didn't want her. When she was taken to be spayed,
our vet told us her ovaries were so full of cysts, she couldn't
breed if she wanted to. Abby needed some work but has adjusted to
a family and to love faster than any other Puppy Mill Rescue we've
had. She loves being loved and has so much affection to give
back. She is an absolute honey. 
Amanda
Jo is NOT a puppy mill rescue. But she is a rescue. She was
tied on both sides to a front porch post to be shot in the head
for wetting on the floor. We got there just in time about 9 years
ago. She had just "showed up" at somebody's house one day. Amanda
is the boss of the family and the official "guard dog" of JB's Legacy.
As
of November 2007, we would like to welcome and add "Itty
Bitty" who is a back yard breeder rescue. Itty was used for
personal gain with a family that never ever took time to give
her a name. She gave birth to many beautiful dapple puppies that
were sold for the extra money. Back yard breeder dogs (BYB) do
not USUALLY live the life of a puppy mill dog but they can. They
are bred usually every season but do not live in the horror of a
commercial type facility. It CAN happen though. Itty was going
to be put down because she was so "old" at age 7. She now lives
with the above brothers and sisters and is doing very well
adjusting to a family. 
