Commercial dog breeding kennels have earned a reputation for putting profit before life, and this special report on the rescue of 31 dogs relinquished by an Amish breeder only enforces what most dog lovers already know: puppy mills are the equivalent of dog hell.
Yet it also provides an uplifting look at what happens after female dogs are surrendered, given up by kennel owners – instead of being killed – because they no longer produce viable litters. A local rescue group, volunteers, and veterinarians come together in a collective effort that gives 31 dogs a second chance at life.