Sentences with phrase «aspca vice president of research»

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«Through research, the ASPCA has found that the best method for pet owners to find their lost pet is to get out the door, search their neighborhood, post flyers, check their local shelters and make sure that their pets have ID tags with updated information,» said Dr. Emily Weiss, vice president of ASPCA shelter research and development.

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«The ASPCA actively supports safety net programs across the country, which enable owners to keep their pets in their own homes by providing services such as access to affordable veterinary care or help with pet - friendly housing,» Dr. Emily Weiss, vice president of research and development for the ASPCA, told The Dodo.

If you decide to rescue, Dr. Emily Weiss, ASPCA's Vice President of Shelter Research and Development, recommends researching legal non profits and municipal facilities, and then speaking with an individual at each place to get a feel for it:

Though most shelter reports don't differentiate between strays and lost pets, Emily Weiss, vice president of shelter research and development for ASPCA in New York, said most strays had a home at one time and were either lost or abandoned.

ASPCA Vice President of Shelter Research Dr. Emily Weiss brushes off the black pet adoption disparity as fiction.

Dr. Emily Weiss, ASPCA's vice president of shelter research and development, says the holidays are an ideal time to adopt a pet «because many of us have time off, and we are around and focused on home and family.»

«While some of the reasons people re-home their pets are quite complex and difficult to change, many reasons given by the respondents in this study might have been easily resolved through affordable, accessible veterinary care, pet - friendly housing and access to other supplies and resources,» said Dr. Emily Weiss, vice president of research and development for the ASPCA.