Why doesn’t PETA use its money to help animals?

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After the unfortunate death of a family dog following a grooming session at a Texas PetSmart, People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals have renewed calls for animal lovers to boycott the big box pet store and Chewy.com, Petsmart’s newly acquired online pet supply retailer.

This is just the latest publicity play for the radical animal rights organization. In fact, PETA has spent the last few years carefully tracking every isolated incident at the over 1,500 PetSmart locations and fabricating a trend of neglect and abuse.

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