You missed the whole point of the AAS message. Just because AAS criticizes the fact that some people involved with SPCA are breeding animals, doesn't mean they are not doing their best at work and it does not mean they aren't nice people. Try looking at the actual message given, instead of reacting on an emotional level, and finding hidden meanings that are not even there. A breeder may love animals, be a nice person, do lots for their community, and care about the animals in the shelter, BUT they are still breeding and creating more lives to find homes for! And that is just plain wrong if you are involved with the SPCA. Can't you understand that?