Janesville Mall Shopping Center

Cate Secor 

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7 years ago

Do you always remove people from your mall for wearing tshirts supporting a cause? These shirts are not offensive and the 2 women wearing them were just walking not demonstrating. Certainly no cause for being forced to leave the mall. 

Lori Taylor Simmons 

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7 years ago

Bad enough that you allow a pet store in your mall that sells puppymill pups, now your kicking women out of the mall for merely wearing T-shirts..People have rights in this country and were tired of them being trampled on..JANESVILLE MALL Get your act together and do the right thing and get rid of a store that sells pups that come from mills where parent dogs are exploited...#Badforbusiness.. 

Sue Stahl Adams 

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7 years ago

This mall removes people who they feel are threatening to Furry Babies Pet store because they are wearing t shirts telling people how to find out where pet stores get their puppies. There women were not protesting or making any trouble, just wearing a shirt that the pet store felt threatening. This is ridiculous, people have a right to wear anything they wish. It tells me this store is trying to hide something! Google "puppy mills" 

Linda Jackson 

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7 years ago

Janesville Mall there is a store Furry Babies that removed two ladies, one a friend of mine, from the store for wearing T-shirts that the employee did not like. These T-shirts were not offensive. They did say to stop puppy mills where most all the puppies sold in retail stores come from. The employee became very defensive. If not selling puppies from mills,(which I highly doubt) he should not have had a problem with the ladies being in the store. They were not protesting or causing any trouble while in the store. This is not... read more

Dawn Leverington 

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7 years ago

I find it to be poor judgement to allow a store that sells puppies in your mall, but I could chalk that up to a lack of knowledge on this issue. And while I disagree with Furry Babies for kicking people out of their store for wearing t-shirts that had no profanity and simply stated a position, I can accept it as their right. However, when you kick these same people - people who did not cause a scene or act in a disorderly manner or hand out literature or anything else - out of the entire mall, then I feel this goes beyond ig... read more

Nancy Woodward 

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7 years ago

This mall ejected two women for wearing anti-puppy mill shirts despite the fact that its pet store claims the dogs it sells don't come from mills 

Marci Bartelt 

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7 years ago

I believe that ordering people to leave the mall simply for the completely unoffensive shirts we were wearing is a civil rights violation. We were also advised by security guard Pam that we could wear NO shirts pertaining to animal advocacy, i.e. "Adopt Don't Shop". You have lost customers by this action and judging from the lack of customers in your mall yesterday you really can't afford to do that. How can you rectify it? Do not renew Furry Babies lease when it expires. By allowing them in your mall you are supporting anim... read more

Coyote Windsong 

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7 years ago

I won't be shopping at a mall that has a puppy mill pet store, and one that makes people leave because they are wearing shirts that offer assistance to people who want to learn the truth about puppy mills and pet stores that sell puppies. Shame on you and shame on Furry Babies. If there was nothing to hide you wouldn't have made people leave. 

Cindy Buske 

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7 years ago

Does anyone know if there is a shuttle to sonic boom from the mall