Sentences with phrase «animal shelter employees said»
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Neither the county shelter nor the Animal Rescue League in West Palm Beach heard from Webb, employees there said.
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Officials with the local Humane Society said their agency was the first chosen by the ASPCA for the Los Angeles animal relocation program because of the level of commitment their employees have shown in caring for shelter animals.
The police department will investigate complaints and issue citations, and public services employees will catch animals and transport them to the county animal shelter, he said.
The Napa County Animal Shelter does not get to pick and choose its residents; their intake has no restrictions; their facility, employees, budget are required to meet the space, needs and care of every animal in our county; they do not have the commonly - utilized option to say,» it breaks my heart to say this, but I'm sorry, we're full right now... please call someone else.&Animal Shelter does not get to pick and choose its residents; their intake has no restrictions; their facility, employees, budget are required to meet the space, needs and care of every animal in our county; they do not have the commonly - utilized option to say,» it breaks my heart to say this, but I'm sorry, we're full right now... please call someone else.&animal in our county; they do not have the commonly - utilized option to say,» it breaks my heart to say this, but I'm sorry, we're full right now... please call someone else.»
But she said her stubbornness keeps her at the animal shelter where - like most shelters nationwide - employees usually stay no longer than three years.
Still, many of those animals eventually wind up being brought to crowded county shelters and put to sleep, according to employees at several county facilities, who said that it has strained the relationship between the two factions.
Nobody goes in those kennels but the kennel workers,» Adams says, noting that the municipal shelter is typically so full of animals and understaffed that employees are hard - pressed to provide enrichment.