Sentences with phrase «most of our adoptable pets»
Most of our adoptable pets are pulled from local Animal Control facilities where they've landed by no fault of their own.
https://www.petnetrescue.org/
Most of our adoptable pets come from rural high kill shelters.
Shelters may use a network of foster homes to care for injured, ill, or underage animals, but most of their adoptable pets are housed within the organizations structure.
While most of our adoptable pets are in our Adoption Centre at 1375 Provicial Road, there are some animals at remote adoption sites.
Not exact matches
Located at 201 West Bay Street, Savannah, GA, the pet friendly Hotel Indigo will be hosting a dog and puppy meet and greet, complete with raffles, treats (for both dogs and humans), drinks and most importantly, FREE DOGGIE KISSES from many of our adoptable dogs!
Each year millions of healthy and potentially adoptable pets are euthanized for lack of ownership or residence; the most palpable manifestation of this is witnessed at local municipal or private animal shelters (Salman et al., 1998).
PHOENIX — Sept. 21, 2017 — Last weekend, North Americans welcomed 30,269 adoptable pets into their hearts and homes during PetSmart Charities» third National Adoption Weekend of 2017 hosted at 1,500 - plus PetSmart stores across the continent, making it the most successful National Adoption Weekend event ever for the leading funder of animal welfare and leading pet specialty retailer.
Visit us there, or look us up on Petfinder.com for the most current listings of adoptable pets.
Marian stands at about 5 ′ even, but is able to wrangle even the strongest and most stubborn of canines into well behaved, more adoptable pets.
Our grants will focus on servicing the most urgent and immediate needs such as housing, food, and vet bills, but also on training programs to make animals more adoptable and educational programming about the wonder of animals and the responsibility of owning pets, with particular attention to children.
It is an irrefutable fact - spaying and neutering is the most effective way to reduce pet overpopulation and the subsequent euthanasia of adoptable pets in shelters across the country.
The event is from 2 — 6 p.m., with APS adoptable dogs making a special appearance from 2 - 3:30 p.m. Bring your friends, your family and your pets, but most of all, bring donations!