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Pet Shop Campaign Overviews (14)
The Puppy ExperienceCAPS Day of Demonstration for Puppy Mill Education on June 23, 2012, in which CAPS held three simulataneous protests against pet shops on Long Island, kicked off an ongoing campaign urging The Puppy Experience in Aquebogue on Long Island to go humane.
The Puppy Experience purchased puppies from Kathy Bauck, even after she was convicted of animal cruelty based on evidence from a CAPS undercover employment investigation. Bauck was one of the largest and most notorious dog brokers and breeders in the country. The Puppy Experience currently buys from Missouri-based The Hunte Corporation, the largest brokerage facility in the country. A CAPS investigator worked undercover at Hunte for six months and investigated some of their breeders (links to both documentaries). The Puppy Experience has also purchased puppies from JAKS Puppies (Jolyn Noethe) in Britt, Iowa, which also sells to Happiness is Pets. Check out the USDA photos for Wendie and Doug Dettbarn in Iowa, who sell to JAKS.
The owner of the store, Scott Kaphan, has increasingly become hostile towards CAPS going as far as calling the police on protestors and threatening legal action for slander. He has given no indication that the store will go humane any time soon, despite admitting the deplorable nature of large puppy farms. By purchasing dogs from large scale breeding facilities, Mr. Kaphan is supporting the puppy mill cycle and part of the problem. CAPS will continue to hold regular protests at their one location until they decide to go humane.
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Aquarium & Pet CenterAquarium & Pet Center is a pet shop in Santa Monica, California that converted to a humane business model in 2009. Before the switch, they used to buy from Missouri-based The Hunte Corporation, the largest broker in the country.
CAPS was very proud of the decision of Aquarium & Pet Center to sign a legal agreement to convert to a humane business model. They worked with a rescue organization to promote adoptable animals from the Los Angeles municipal shelter system. The store was truly a model for humane stores. Unfortunately, the store started selling puppies again in late 2011. CAPS was ready to resume protests. After a few months, however, the store stopped selling puppies.
Aquarium & Pet Center had been the target of an ongoing CAPS investigation linking the store to The Hunte Corporation, the largest USDA licensed dog brokering facility in the country. CAPS is quite familiar with the practices of Hunte as the result of an undercover employment investigation at this large facility and ongoing investigations of Hunte's puppy mill suppliers.
CAPS held just three weekend protests in front of Aquarium & Pet Center before the store went humane. Unfortunately our campaign was marred by a violent incident on October 10, 2009 in which activists were shot at by an unknown assailant with a high-powered air rifle, spraying them with two millimeter brass slugs. Two of the protesters were slightly injured.
Aquarium & Pet Center was the fourth store in Los Angeles to succumb to investigations and protests by CAPS between March 2009 and November 2009. Other stores no longer selling puppy mill dogs include Elaine's Pet Depot, Elite Animals, and Pets of Wilshire. Elaine's Pet Depot, part of a chain in the U.S. and Canada, offers rescue animals for adoption. On the basis of our efforts against Elaine's, the entire Pet Depot Chain stopped selling dogs and cats.
Pet Fashion BoutiquePet Fashion Boutique has just one store left – the original store in Yonkers. The store had expanded to several other locations, including the Upper West Side of New York City. CAPS held protests at the NYC location in November and December 2009. Kathy Bauck was one of the chain's suppliers. The owner of Pet Fashion and six employees, including the District Manager, were charged with 70 counts of animal cruelty in March 2011. The charges came after the Dutchess County SPCA and Poughkeepsie police removed seven ill puppies from the Galleria Mall store in Poughkeepsie, two of which were said to be near death. The puppies had upper respiratory infections and were dehydrated.
Puppy Love BoutiquePuppy Love Boutique in Fremont, California (San Francisco Bay Area) obtained puppies from places like Shady Valley Kennel in Missouri. CAPS investigators uncovered shocking conditions at this puppy mill, including the body of a dog that starved to death. Our footage and months of protests put pressure on Puppy Love Boutique, which closed due to financial reasons.
PetlandPetland, the largest pet shop chain in the country has more than 100 locations in the United States and dozens more in foreign markets - Canada, China, Mexico, France, Japan, Israel and South Africa. The Ohio-based chain buys a large number of dogs from the Hunte Corporation – the largest dog broker in the country. CAPS worked undercover for six months at Hunte Corporation and investigated some of the puppy mill breeders selling puppies to Hunte. The footage collected by our investigator during that time was prominently featured in two documentaries. (links).
For several years in the early 1990's, Canadian animal activist groups participated in our North American protests against pet shops selling puppy mills dogs the weekend before Christmas. The main protest targets were Petland and PJ's Pets, both of which stopped selling animals in 2012. CAPS contributed to CBC's "Marketplace" for a March 2009 story about pet shops and puppy mills. This national consumer newsmagazine expose featured a CAPS pet shop complainant who purchased a sick puppy at a PJ's. Her puppy was brokered by Hunte and bred by a puppy mill in Missouri that was investigated by CAPS.
OrdinancesOur West Hollywood, California ordinance banning the sale of pet shop puppies and kittens received worldwide media coverage and was the genesis for the now growing ordinance movement in both this country and Canada. There are ordinances banning the sale of pet shop puppies and kittens in California, Florida, Illinois, New Jersey, New Mexico, Texas and Canada. We assisted with the by-law in Richmond, British Columbia, which was the inspiration for the recently passed by-law in Toronto. CAPS also worked with Legislator Jon Cooper in Suffolk County before he withdrew his proposed ordinance due to state preemption, which CAPS is now trying to get removed from the state lemon law.
West Hollywood, CaliforniaFollowing a CAPS undercover investigation of West Hollywood pet shops and a nearly six month protest of Elite Animals, the West Hollywood City Council passed an ordinance in February 2010 prohibiting the sale of dogs and cats in pet shops, with an exemption for the adoption of shelter and rescue animals.
Media coverage of CAPS and the West Hollywood ordinance included The New York Times, Los Angeles Times, ABC, NBC and CBS in Los Angeles, About.com. In fact, media throughout the U.S. and the world (even New Zealand) covered this compelling story.
A CAPS investigation of Elite Animals revealed that the store was selling puppy mill dogs and defrauding customers. Undercover footage shot by a CAPS investigator showed employees telling the investigator that the puppies came from "good private breeders." Elite Animals was also selling dogs from puppy mills in Russia and violating a federal law prohibiting the import of dogs under the age of six months for resale.
The main suppliers to Elite Animals were Gerry and Angie Wensmann, USDA licensed brokers in Minnesota, who sell to pet shops all over the country. Elite Animals proudly displayed a photograph of Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger, to whom the pet shop sold a Wensmann puppy in 2000. CAPS investigations of the Wensmann puppy mill documented sick and injured animals in need of veterinary care, substandard housing with badly stained flooring, broken wood and jagged rusty wires that posed a danger to the dogs, green algae water, rusting, filthy feeders with soggy food, fecal and urine accumulation, and dogs whose feet were slipping through wire flooring. The Wensmanns also breed cats in buildings that CAPS has been unable to access. A 2008 USDA inspection stated that kittens were panting in 95 degree heat in a trailer house. Yet despite CAPS investigation evidence presented to USDA and USDA reports with serious violations, USDA has not taken action. We are very encouraged, though, that evidence from CAPS investigations led to the ordinance.
Glendale, CaliforniaThe Glendale City Council passed an ordinance in August 2011 banning the sale of cats and dogs in pet stores. In June 2011, CAPS presented an investigation report to Glendale's City Attorney Scott Howard. The report included evidence of violations that were occurring in Glendale's Pets R Us, which obtained its puppies from The Hunte Corporation in Goodman, MO. CAPS conducted a six-month undercover investigation at Hunte, the largest dog brokering facility in the country, as well as investigating 50 of their breeders, who were mostly USDA licensed. Approximately 50 percent of these puppy mills had serious enough violations to warrant an investigation report to the USDA. "The information provided to our office by CAPS representatives was fact-based and assisted us with the preparation of a report and ordinance. Their efforts to address the problems associated with substandard breeding facilities is to be applauded and their assistance to our office is greatly appreciated," said Howard.
Irvine, CaliforniaIn October 2011, the Irvine City Council passed a ban on the sale of pet shops puppies and kittens, using, as Glendale did, language similar to that of the West Hollywood ordinance. Just before the passage of the ordinance, the Irvine Company announced that its properties will no longer lease to pet shops that sell puppies and kittens. The two Russo's stores will have to leave once their leases expire (the Newport Beach location has four more years).
Los Angeles, CaliforniaCAPS is also behind the Los Angeles ordinance banning the sale of pet shop puppies, kittens and rabbits that passed in November 2012. In January and February of 2011, CAPS provided the Los Angeles City Council with the results of its two-year investigation into L.A.'s retail pet stores and the California and Midwest commercial breeding factories that supply them. The undercover investigation included video and photographic evidence of puppy mill operators who routinely violated the Animal Welfare Act, as well as state laws to protect animals. CAPS uncovered evidence that L.A.'s pet retailers are currently in business with commercial breeders (puppy mills) who are neglecting and abusing animals, repeatedly violating USDA minimum standards of care. CAPS also discovered that L.A.'s pet stores are fraudulently selling sick and dying animals that come from substandard commercial breeding facilities and misleading consumers.
San Diego, California
On July 9th, 2013 the city council committee made a unanimous decision to ban the commercial sale of dogs, cats, and rabbits making San Diego the 2nd largest city in the US to ban the sale of companion animals. Currently, San Diego Puppy and The Pet Market are the only pet shops remaining in the city of San Diego. CAPS initiated the ordinance more than a year ago after a two-year investigation of puppy mills that supply pet stores in Southern California. CAPS began investigating San Diego Puppy in June of 2011 after complaints from consumers who had purchased sick and dying puppies. The owner of San Diego Puppy, who first sold over the Internet and opened his store in the spring of 2012, obtains puppies from The Hunte Corporation.
Villa Park, IllinoisIn the Chicago area, the Villa Park City Council passed an ordinance in October 2012 banning pet shops that haven't leased or owned a retail store for at least one year from selling puppies and kittens. Being a non-home rule town, they couldn't do an outright ban. However, the only remaining pet shop in the town no longer sells dogs. The ordinance, which also bans the sale of pets in farmers markets, flea markets and parking lots, is the first one in Illinois. The CAPS Chicago team is now working on trying to get ordinances passed in other towns, especially those with Petland and Happiness is Pets stores.
Sarasota County, FloridaCAPS now has a presence in Sarasota, where CAPS President Deborah Howard attended New College of Florida. Sarasota County has three pet shops that sell puppies, including a Petland franchise. In addition to our campaign against Puppy Town, which obtains puppies from the Hunte Corporation and an unlicensed Internet breeder/seller, CAPS is also working with the county commission on an ordinance that would ban the retail sale of puppies, kittens and rabbits. When we succeed, Sarasota will be the first county in Florida and the country to pass such an ordinance.
Humane Stores
Four Pet Shops in the Los Angeles Area Went Humane in Just Eight MonthsAquarium & Pet Center in Santa Monica, California signed a legal agreement to convert to a humane business model. In late October of 2009, this pet store, which has been in business for over 20 years, decided to stop selling puppies from mills. Aquarium & Pet Center now works with a rescue organization to promote adoptable animals from the Los Angeles municipal shelter system. The store adopted out a number of animals in 2010 and 2011 and serves as a model for humane stores.
Aquarium & Pet Center had been the target of an ongoing CAPS investigation linking the store to The Hunte Corporation, the largest USDA licensed dog brokering facility in the country. CAPS is quite familiar with the practices of Hunte as the result of an undercover employment investigation at this large facility and ongoing investigations of Hunte's puppy mill suppliers. In addition to dogs supplied from inhumane breeding facilities in the Midwest, some of the puppies sold at Aquarium & Pet Center were from a puppy mill just outside of Los Angeles.
Aquarium & Pet Center was the fourth store in Los Angeles to succumb to investigations and protests by CAPS between March 2009 and November 2009. The store went humane after just three weekend protests by CAPS. Other stores no longer selling puppy mill dogs include Elaine's Pet Depot, Elite Animals, and Pets of Wilshire. Elaine's Pet Depot, part of a chain in the U.S. and Canada, offers rescue animals for adoption. On the basis of our efforts against Elaine's, the entire Pet Depot chain stopped selling dogs and cats (some didn't before).
I Heart PuppiesOn August 7, 2011, more than 150 people (probably the largest pet shop protest ever) participated in a CAPS-sponsored protest of I Heart Puppies, a new store. I Heart Puppies used an illegal broker who bought from Barb Crick, a USDA-licensed breeder in Nebraska, and other puppy mills. CAPS investigations of Crick uncovered filth, inadequate shelter, sick dogs and other serious violations. Due to our weekly protests, I Heart Puppies went out of business in February 2012.
Pet Works
Pet Works in La Mesa, California (San Diego County) sold sick puppies for over 16 years. The owner, Richard Fuller claimed, "We only get our puppies from the most reputable USDA licensed breeders." CAPS investigated some of these breeders, including Marjorie Walker, who had her broker's license revoked by USDA and was a booking agent for The Hunte Corporation, where we worked undercover for six months in 2004. The notorious Wensmann kennel in Minnesota, investigated twice by CAPS and the main reason for the West Hollywood ordinance, supplied puppies to Pet Works.
CAPS began protesting Pet Works in January 2009. The store shut its doors for good prior to CAPS' protest with 40 activists on December 11, 2010.
Mr. Fuller didn't bow out gracefully. He bitterly cited CAPS protests as the main reason his business went under and accused Grossmont Center mall, which sued him for breaking Pet Work's lease, for allegedly not protecting the pet store from the weekly protests.
In a wonderful turn of events, the former Pet Works location in Grossmont Center is now a permanent location for the San Diego Humane Society. Consumers can adopt pups in desperate need of a good home instead of supporting the puppy mill cycle!


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Orlando >Food & Dining > Garibaldi Mexican Restaurant
929 N Semoran Blvd, Orlando, FL | Directions 3280728.559136 -81.310592
Mon. - Sun. 11am - 10pm
One of the best Authentic Mexican places in town – We've been going here for 15 years since before they had the patio. They're still serving great food at a great price (real Mexican food isn't expensive) by a friendly staff that remembers you. We tried a different place down the road recently and we'll never go back.
The Fajitas for two is a staple for us as well as the Coctel de Camaron (Shimp Cocktal in a spicy tomato sauce with onions and fresh avacado slices. It's fantastic and is almost a meal in itself).
They have a decent low priced kids meal too. I wish they had a liquor license though.
When we ask our kids where they want to go to eat they almost always say Garibadi's. And we comply!!!
Ausome authentic food – :-)
Some people don't know how to enjoy themselves... – Dude, I don't know what the person below me is talking about, but Garibaldi's is freaking amazing!
I LOVE their outside dining! They have cute little trees bordering it so you don't feel so close to 436, and at night they turn on Christmas lights. My boyfriend and I actually brought my mom here not too long ago and they didn't have their lights on and they didn't realize it but someone had stolen their lights... so they brought out candles to all the tables! It was so sweet! They also have a fountain, and during lunch time there are pigeons all around it. (They are so adorable and they will eat tortilla chips out of your hand)! I definitely recommend this to couples and people who aren't in a hurry.
Also I have gone through their drive thru and I got my food in less that 5 minutes... So there's no need to call in a togo order anyways.
Never order to go, unless you want to eat it cold. – Having grown up in a Mexican household, I have a good taste for how Mexican food should taste like. This place is really doing things on the cheap.
I placed an order to go and was told the meal would be ready in 20 minutes. However when I arrived at about 15 minutes the meal was ready and the packaging looked great. Since everything was already wrapped up in plastic bag with a knot, I really did not bother to examine my food. My mistake.
As soon as I arrived home (15 minutes) nothing was still warm, everything was cold and the way the food was prepared looked as if had been sitting in somewhat of a buffet tray for several hours and just scooped in. Overall not satisfied, I rather wait a little longer and get fresh food than have the food ready in minutes and end up throwing most of it away.
Thankfully the Mexican restaurant competition is building up, and more choices are popping out. Try others before going to this place.
Not great at all! – Some people had told me about this place and was actually looking forward to eating here. I'm a native from Mexico and have grown up around the kitchen so I know what to look for and what it should taste like. I regret going so much. My boyfriend is not latin but has been to Mexico with me and even he was dissapointed. The service was gastly at most, they never returned to our table to ask how things were or if we needed anything. His tacos had no salsa or anything, just tortillas, meat, onions and cilantro. He wanted to ask for the hot salsa but started eating them after a while since they were getting cold from waiting for our waitress. My camarones a la diabla (spicy shrimp) tasted like shrimp in tomato sauce, at least put some bottled hot sauce on it for spice! It's in the freaking name for goodness sake, make it spicy! Never again will I go there. Looking into Taquitos Jalisco next time, I've gotten good review from there.
Love it! – Great food, HUGE portions, and affordable price. I always go for the nacho supreme, it's enough for 3 people to share, and the enchiladas are as good as they come!
Am I Missing Something? – My wife and I visited this restaurant over the weekend based on how much we have enjoyed the Apopka restaurant of the same name. The place was not busy but service was very sub-par. We ordered our favorites from the Garibaldi we have gone to in Apopka for 5 plus years and were extremely disappointed. The steamed vegetables in my dish were cooked to mush, the chicken was bland, and the rice was undercooked. Both of our meals just lacked any kind of taste whatsoever. This place does not compare to the friendly and lively atmosphere found in the Apopka restaurant of the same name. Not worth the money and the location makes one feel that they are dining in the middle of an intersection.
delicious inexpensive mexican food – Great food, is been my favorite mexican restaurant for years!
Price is right, food is excelent, and service is amazing.
Decent Restaurant – Went to this restaurant based on a 9.9 over all rating... I was expecting to be blown away, but was sadly disappointed. Now, I WOULD rate this above average, most of the food was good. I did LOVE the margarita, and the tamale and chili relleno. But have had MUCH better elsewhere. The place was packed, and the wait staff was friendly, but slower than I desire.
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