Sentences with phrase «many dogs in rescue»

Thank you very, very much from a small but dedicated group at Oklahoma Airedale Terrier Rescue AND Maddie, Lacey, Harley, Cooper, Carson, Zoe, Molli, and Jordy (our current dogs in rescue.)

Our staffers have years of experience working with dogs in rescue shelters, humane societies, doggie daycares, and grooming salons and are committed to providing your best friend a great experience!

We can not hold dogs in rescue.

For one thing, people like particular breeds of dogs — I love schnauzers — and whilst there are many perfectly healthy breeds of dogs in rescues, for some people, a puppy is the only option that they will take.

At the end of the night, volunteers from of Friends of Homeless Animals had a chance to speak to over 150 people about the fate of dogs in rescue as well as those that are in shelters just waiting for their second chance.

Our application states that we can not hold dogs in rescue.

This is helpful for us when making matches based on the history / evaluation of the individual dogs in rescue.

This piece is insulting to the tens of thousands of dogs in rescue, most often through no fault of their own, and insulting to the rescues / people that work tirelessly for them.

We remain committed to all dogs in our rescue after they are adopted by requiring that, should it not work out, dogs are returned to us and never given away or placed in a shelter.

Once the application is approved, then we can finalize which dog in rescue will be a good match.

Many dogs in rescue shelters have no major behavioral problems and are adopted quickly — the pretty, cute and friendly ones have the easiest time of it.

Our group is committed to the care of dogs in our rescue and community.

The Dogs in our rescue are our top priority and therefore we will not make any except to our policies lightly or easily.

The donation helps senior dogs, other medicals needs dogs, and sanctuary dogs in our rescue.

We do not have a facility, all of the dogs in our rescue live in the homes of our volunteers until they find their forever home.

A special note about Rescued Goldens: Although it does happen, we rarely have «perfect» dogs in rescue.

Fostering is an important part of the socialization of dogs in rescues.

Make a Difference Rescue goes through at least 70 # of dog food each day to feed the dogs in the rescue.

Working with other rescue groups this year, we placed another 95 cats and 128 dogs in rescues programs where there are not enough dogs or cats to adopt.

Also supports other breeds of dogs in rescue situations.

I understand that the Association of German Shepherd Dog Rescuers / German Shepherd Rescue of Orange County can not be held responsible for the actions, behavior and / or medical condition of all of the dogs in its rescue.

Many dogs in rescue are pure breed dogs that have ended up in an pet shelter...

We want to ensure that every dog in our rescue goes to a well - matched home and for that reason, we offer a full refund of adoption fees if the dog is not a good match.

We also have a foster program dedicated to our senior dogs in rescue to ensure they spend their golden years in a loving home.

In addition, many dogs in rescue centres are housed individually.

Many, many dogs in rescue suffer from a Demodex «infection» and I have treated many dogs without the use of chemical remedies.

One of the biggest misconceptions about dogs in rescue centers is that they wound up there because they are bad dogs.

We get dogs in rescue with championship lines all the time.

Many dogs in rescue have no major behavioral problems and can be found new homes quickly — the pretty, cute and friendly ones have the easiest time of it.

I am not trying to take anything away from our beloved mutts or dogs in rescue.

Many dogs in rescues and shelters are mixed - breeds.

The National Co-Chairs work with the Regional Coordinators on locating and approving foster care families for dogs in the rescue program.

Another plus to selecting your dog from a rescue group is that you can get a purebred dog of any age and often times the older dogs in rescues are partially or fully trained when they come home to you.

Although, we can not guarantee that there are no problems with the dogs in rescue, we have done our very best to assure that each dog in the program is a good candidate for a new family.

None of the dogs in our rescue live in a shelter.

Most dogs in rescue are not puppies, but (as you noted) impulse - bought dogs that are abandoned once the owners are face - to - face with the reality of owning a dog.

You can donate money, toys, bedding, food and more to our dogs in rescue.

We remain committed to all dogs in our rescue even after they are adopted by requiring that, should it not work out, dogs are returned to us and never given away or placed in a shelter.

Enter your dog in the Rescue Parade, write a bio of your dog (no more than 150 words, please), receive a special Rescue Parade Ribbon, and a large tote bag filled with goodies for your best friend and some for you too!

Please check our Facebook page for information on current dogs in rescue that have passed initial evaluations for service, emotional support, and / or therapy.

Most of the dogs in our rescue live at foster homes until adopted.

The older dogs in rescue need wonderful homes just as much as the high energy teenagers.

Report this back to your organization or person actually transporting the dog in a rescue.

All dogs in our rescue have been evaluated on their temperament, microchipped, heartworm tested and current on all vaccinations prior to being available for adoption.

We typically have around 50 dogs in our rescue facility at any given time of the year.

Please keep in mind that we rarely get puppies or very young dogs in our rescue program.

Bonnie thinks she's «hot stuff,» so we are teaching her some manners, which most dogs in rescue need to learn.

Please note that adoption fees and contributions enable us to provide all dogs in our rescue with vaccinations, spay / neuter, microchip, heartworm testing and preventatives.

The information provided in this form helps us as we match dogs in our rescue program to their new families.

• Large towels • Comforters • Busy Buddies and the replacement treats • JW Durable toys • Sponsor a dog in rescue.