At Pawsome Pups, we understand the responsible decision families make when selecting the perfect four-legged addition to their pack. That’s why we only work with licensed Brokers who work with USDA Certified licensed breeders who share our commitment to the well being of every pup. We have a zero-tolerance policy for puppy mills and substandard breeding practices, ensuring that all of our puppies are raised with love and care. In addition, our pups must pass a health check by our vet partners before leaving our pet store and going home with their new families. At Pawsome Pups, we take pride in connecting families with their furry friends, and strive to improve the lives of everyone in our community.
Zero-Tolerance
Pawsome Pups will not work with any breeder who cannot show us their current USDA certification. We believe that all dogs deserve to be treated with love and care, and we will do everything we can to make sure that all of our puppies are coming from responsible breeders who share our commitment to the well-being of all dogs. Puppy mills and substandard breeding practices are not tolerated here.
USDA Certified License
Pawsome Pups only works with dog breeders who have current USDA certification. USDA Certified licensed breeders are inspected to ensure they are meeting minimum standards for housing, sanitation, food, water, exercise and veterinary care. And meet the standards set by the Animal Welfare Act.
Health Guarantee
If, within 1 year of purchase, your pup dies of natural causes we will provide a replacement of the same value or you can pay the difference to 'upgrade' to a more expensive pup - must prove natural death with a certified document from your vet.
What is a puppy mill?
Puppy mills are commercial dog breeding businesses that prioritize profit over the health of their dogs. The dogs in puppy mills are often kept in cramped, unsanitary conditions without adequate food, water or veterinary care. These conditions can lead to severe health problems in the dogs, including respiratory illness, eye problems, congenital defects and more.
Puppy mills are also known for their inhumane treatment of dogs. The dogs in puppy mills are often confined to small wire cages for their entire lives, with little or no human interaction. This can lead to severe psychological damage in the dogs.