Sentences with phrase «field officers rescue»
Field Officers rescue lost and injured animals, transporting them safely to ACC facilities and, in some instances, later to New Hope partners, foster homes, other shelters, veterinary hospitals and boarding facilities.
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Field officers rescue stray and abandoned dogs.
Not exact matches
About 250 park officers statewide are trained to assist with search and rescues (including on ice), do field sobriety tests, respond to accidents and serve as liaisons with snowmobile clubs that help maintain the trails.
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Morning Walkthrough - Each morning before ACS opens to the public, live release and shelter staff joins on - site rescue partners to walk through each of the ACS kennels to review placement options for all the pets as well as evaluate the condition of animals who may have been brought in overnight by our field officers.
Field officers can rescue stray or loose animals that are injured and take them to the OKC Animal Shelter or another veterinary clinic for immediate care.
Reach out to community members, experts in the fields of rescue / veterinary care / animal shelter workers or control officers to have them present to students.
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ACC field officers help keep NYC communities safe and rescue animals in need.
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