I know first hand about WOC, aka = any other name they can come up with to sell puppies. I do not know of any pet stores that do not buy from puppymills, yet they all deny it. No pet store wants the public to know that that's where their puppies come from. My puppy died from a congenital disease, as did many others that came from WOC.in addition, WOC does not like to honor their guarantee. Not only do you have to go through the horrifying trauma of watching your puppy become deathly ill and possibly die, you then have to deal with the Anderson's to try to get them to live up to their contract, after spending what could amount to a small fortune in medical bills. Of course this is on top of the cost of the puppy that you purchased.
I have heard that they are being sued by the Humane Society in a class action lawsuit gathering already 150 victims and the attorney general is also suing them!
I hope they will get what they deserve!
For information only:
The Humane Society of the United States (HSUS) announced the filing of a class action lawsuit in Florida's Broward County Circuit Court against a south Florida puppy dealer known as "Wizard of Claws." The suit alleges that Wizard of Claws has defrauded customers by misrepresenting the origin of puppies, and by selling puppy mill dogs who suffer from severe health problems and genetic defects, all in violation of Florida law. The class includes members of The HSUS and over a hundred individuals from Florida and other states For years, the Wizard of Claws in Pembroke Pines, Florida, has deceived customers by selling very unhealthy puppies.
If you have purchased a puppy from the Wizard of Claws, contact the HSUS
Susie. G
Miami, Florida
U.S.A.
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