Justice~Adopted

Justice is a 1 year old Flat coated Retriever mix. Justice was one of the dogs who was removed from the C.C. Baird property after Baird was found guilty and had to pay the largest penalty in history of $250,000 plus another $250,000 if he or his family attempts to be involved with dogs/cats. C.C. Baird sold these dogs to research labs all over the United States. Almost all teaching Universities like UAMS in Little Rock uses animals in their research projects. Some of the dealers are called Class B dealers and have "random source" dogs. Legally, a random source dog is supposed to only be sold by an individual who breeds and is the actually owner of the dog. Unfortunately, most of these dogs are "Free to Good Home" dogs in the paper, strays and some are actually stolen family pets out of their own backyard. We have no idea where Justice came from, who previously owned him or what kind of life he has had. He is a young Border Collie mix, about 1 year old, sweet and friendly and was saved from being a research lab animal. Thousands upon thousands of dogs passed thru CC Baird's property in Williford, Arkansas, that will not happen any more. There are only 4 Class B dealers left in the US. Efforts are being made to change the laws and no longer make it legal to use "random source" animals. You can read more about this on the message board at www.dogsonly.org and our article "No Free to Good Homes". Justice's story will hopefully help educate the public about why it is important to microchip your dog and never give dogs away for free, ever! You can come and meet Justice at the WLR Petco every Sat and Sun on Chenal Parkway across from Target and Home Depot. We will be there from 1-5. Justice's adoption fee is $75 and covers all of his vetcare to include neuter, rabies, heartworm test and preventative, microchipping and payment of 50% of basic training classes. You can also meet Liberty, the female lab mix who is also from Baird's place.