Hi all, I am just sharing this episode with you, I grabbed it myself from Kurt's blog:
 
http://kurtsthoughts.spaces.live.com/blog/cns!97895BBB8AD10F37!874.entry

I don't know how much load his soapbox account can handle, so here it is, on the torrent network.

Here is Kurt's description:

VIDEO: Oprah Winfrey - "The Puppy Mill Episode"

image The thing I noticed was missing from the Internet was a full copy of the Oprah Winfrey episode raising the awareness of the horror of puppy mills, the greed of pet stores that sell dogs, and the good that comes with dog adoption. 

    http://www2.oprah.com/tows/pastshows/200804/tows_past_20080404.jhtml

If you haven't seen this episode, it's really worth seeing:  The animal world has been abuzz about this show that Oprah did because of the good that it did to raise awareness of the suffering that people shield their eyes from seeing every time they buy a dog from a pet store or the Internet. 


--And a small description from the PETA site:

Oprah Winfrey is going to be tackling puppy mills on her show today, so be sure to check it out (or Tivo it) if you get a chance. Puppy mills, which keep large quantities of purebred dogs in overcrowded, often shockingly inhumane conditions, are a well-kept secret of the pet-trade industry, and the animal protection community is extremely grateful to Oprah for exposing this major cause of pet overpopulation to a wide audience.

Itâ??s standard practice for puppy millsâ??which supply animals to pet stores and purebred enthusiasts, without any concern for the millions who will die in shelters as a resultâ??to keep animals in constant confinement, without proper veterinary care or socialization. Itâ??s common to hear stories of puppy mills that are shut down on cruelty to animals charges (I posted about one a couple of weeks ago), but itâ??s nowhere near common enoughâ??and these sordid operations will continue to thrive for as long as people support them by purchasing animals from pet stores or seeking out purebred animals from breeders.