I already take in shelter cats and kittens. They adopt them right from my store. The money goes to the shelter. Right now with so many adult cats that they have they are giving them away free. Whats the difference if I take the puppies now or when they hit the shelter? As I see it and maybe I'm wrong, but isn't it better to see them with me so they never have to see the inside of the shelter were they might end up getting sick or worse yet destroyed because they don't have any room. I don't have the whole litter, I get the rejects that other places they sell to won't take because they don't look right or don't act right. I, not the breeder stand behind these puppies if they get sick or have congenital problems. I'm the one who takes them back not the breeder. Most of teh time they end up with the no kill shelter in our town. That's who they call first. I'm the second person if the no kill shelter is full. The regular shelter is always full. They never have any room for puppies because of all the bigger dogs they have come in. I guess I'm just trying to aleaviate the problem of them ending up at the shelter in the first place. And no my prices are not designer prices. The most they ever go for is $150-200 ea. which is less than what the no kill shelter charges and about what the regular shelter charges for puppies. They also get $50 back when they are spayed/neutered within 6 months.:hail: