Israeli department store chain Mashbir listed purebred dogs for thousands of shekels, drawing anger from animal lovers before revealing the pages were part of a Let the Animals Live campaign, urging the public to adopt mixed-breed dogs
At first glance, it looked like an Israeli department store had decided to start selling dogs.
On the website of Mashbir, one of Israel’s best-known department store chains, visitors were met with listings for purebred dogs carrying price tags of thousands of shekels.
A poodle was “offered” for 7,499 shekels ($2,500) instead of 8,900 ($2,967).
Animal lovers were furious.
Many questioned how a major retail chain could treat dogs like products to be added to an online shopping cart.
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