Did anyone catch the CBC radio story today??

As I was literally walking out the door for work today, I barely caught the start of a CBC Radio story and all I heard was "will dump puppies and kittens in the woods if they have a surplus...." or something to that effect.

Can anyone please shed some light on this story? I am wondering who is dumping the animals and what is being done to punish them, or if the animals are being rescued!:eek:

:eek: Wonderful world we live in. :rolleyes:

I read about it. It was in Moscow, they sell pets at an animal market. Then the sellers who don't have a license dump the remaining unsold animals in a forest where most of them die.
cbc.ca/story/world/national/2006/03/01/moscow-pets060301.html

Yikes, scary stuff. :sad:
I just happened to be closing the bird flu article and saw the link to this story, so, here you go.

http://www.cbc.ca/story/world/national/2006/03/01/moscow-pets060301.html

Thankyou very much for filling in the blanks, I think. I am sorry that I asked, however, 'cause that just ruined my day......:sad: