Pet store protest heats up in Orland Park

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JessicHiggs (left) Richard Hill (right) both Grant Park Illinois residents participate protest by members CompaniAnimal ProtectiSociety outside Happiness is Pets

Jessica Higgs (left) and Richard Hill (right), both Grant Park, Illinois, residents, participate in a protest by members of the Companion Animal Protection Society outside Happiness is Pets Sunday, Jan. 29, 2012, in Orland Park. | Matthew Grotto~Sun-Times Media

OrlPark resident Nancy Malinowski (left) talks with organizer Kristen Kaminski (right) as members CompaniAnimal ProtectiSociety protest outside Happiness is Pets

Orland Park resident Nancy Malinowski (left) talks with organizer Kristen Kaminski (right) as members of the Companion Animal Protection Society protest outside Happiness is Pets Sunday, Jan. 29, 2012, in Orland Park. | Matthew Grotto~Sun-Times Media

OrlPark resident Joyce Wisniowicz places sign ground as members CompaniAnimal ProtectiSociety protest outside Happiness is Pets Sunday Jan. 29 2012

Orland Park resident Joyce Wisniowicz places a sign in the ground as members of the Companion Animal Protection Society protest outside Happiness is Pets Sunday, Jan. 29, 2012, in Orland Park. | Matthew Grotto~Sun-Times Media

Downers Grove resident Robert Winslow (far right) is questioned by OrlPark police after his wife got inan argument with members

Downers Grove resident Robert Winslow (far right) is questioned by Orland Park police after his wife got into an argument with members of the Companion Animal Protection Society as the group protested outside Happiness is Pets Sunday, Jan. 29, 2012, in Orland Park. No charges were filed and no arrests were made during the protest. Winslow later praised the Happiness is Pets owner's response when their dog became ill shortly after they purchased it at the Downers Grove location. | Matthew Grotto~Sun-Times Media

Dianne Arp (below left) uses speaker address people entering leaving Happiness is Pets as members CompaniAnimal ProtectiSociety protest outside Happiness

Dianne Arp (below left) uses a speaker to address people entering and leaving Happiness is Pets as members of the Companion Animal Protection Society protest outside Happiness is Pets Sunday, Jan. 29, 2012, in Orland Park. | Matthew Grotto~Sun-Times Media

Despite the frigid weather Sunday, things got a little heated during a protest outside an Orland Park pet shop. While members of the Companion Animal Protection Society were protesting puppy sales outside Happiness Is Pets, 15647 S. 94th Ave., a woman got into an argument …