Sentences with phrase «municipal shelters and rescue organizations»

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Since 1995, the not - for - profit organization has been responsible for New York City's municipal shelter system, caring for rescued animals and finding homes for homeless, injured, neglected, abused and abandoned animals in all five of the boroughs in New York City.

Dogs, cats, puppies, and kittens from across the United States and around the globe are rescued from overcrowded municipal shelters, commercial breeding facilities, and other less - than - ideal - circumstances, and brought to the safety of the world's largest no - kill rescue and adoption organization.

The Jersey Animal Welfare Society is a volunteer based 501c3 nonprofit organization that operates in conjunction with and in support of all municipal shelters and animal rescues in the state of New Jersey.

We work with municipal animal shelters and nonprofit animal rescue organizations to coordinate flights.

Cook County's ordinance requires pet stores to source dogs, cats, and rabbits from municipal - run (federal, state, or local) animal shelters, rescue organizations, or breeders that meet certain restrictions, specifically, those that hold a Class A USDA license (i.e., no brokers) or possess five or fewer breeding females.

Without rescues organizations, municipal animal shelters can quickly fill to capacity with unwanted animals, the majority of whom have every ability to become cherished companions and family pets.

It provided the first Canadian estimates on the scale of the issue, based on 478 responses from veterinarians, municipal shelters, humane societies and SPCAs, rescue organizations, trap - neuter - return groups, spay / neuter groups and other organizations that help house or care for stray, abandoned and feral cats in Canada.

Chicago's ordinance allows retailers to sell only dogs, cats, and rabbits sourced from municipal - run (federal, state, or local) animal control centers or shelters, rescue organizations, or humane societies.

The Friends of San Francisco Animal Care and Control (FSFACC) is the only nonprofit organization dedicated to raising funds for the city's municipal, open - door animal shelter, San Francisco Animal Care and Control (SFACC), and its partnering rescue groups, in order to establish or enhance programs of human welfare, comfort and placement, public service and humane education.

Animal Lifeline is a support organization for rescues, shelters and municipal groups that partners with the Petfinder.com Foundation to take groups of student volunteers and animal care professionals to provide education and resources to rural shelters in great need.

«I was a volunteer at Oakland Animal Services — Oakland's municipal shelter — and there wasn't a rescue organization who helped cats who appear unadoptable because they are scared in a shelter environment,» Founder Ann Dunn told iHeartCats.

Since 1995, the not - for - profit organization has been responsible for New York City's municipal shelter system, caring for rescued animals and finding loving homes for homeless, injured, neglected, abused, and abandoned animals in all five of the boroughs in New York City.

Friends of San Francisco Animal Care and Control (FSFACC) is the only organization dedicated to raising funds for the City's municipal, open - admission animal shelter and its rescue partners in order to enhance or establish programs and services that benefit animals, and serve and educate the public.

This diverse and dedicated list includes local humane pet stores, transport partners, no - kill destination shelters and rescue organizations, and municipal shelters.

The mission of HEART (Help Every Animal Reach Tomorrow), is to facilitate the rescue of companion pets scheduled for euthanasia in municipal shelters and ensure their safety through a partnership with Pawmetto Lifeline, the shelters and a network of like - minded rescue organizations.

Such a framework must be open and inclusive of all types of organizations: municipal shelters, private humane societies and SPCAs, and high - functioning rescue, spay / neuter organizations and national animal welfare organizations, with the only qualification being a commitment to no - kill.

As a not - for - profit organization since 1995, New York City Animal Care & Control has been responsible for New York City's municipal shelter system, rescuing, caring for, and finding loving homes for homeless and abandoned animals in New York City.

Pawmetto Lifeline's rescue program, HEART (Help Every Animal Reach Tomorrow), partners with Midlands municipal shelters and 501 (c) 3 rescue organizations across the country to facilitate the rescue of homeless pets in our community.

The Oklahoma Alliance for Animals is committed to developing partnerships among animal rescue organizations, municipal animal shelters, veterinarians, law enforcement and our community to:

The municipal shelter and many rescue organizations work together for this incredible 90 percent + live outcome rate, and Austin Pets Alive!

Organizations include municipal or government animal shelters and nonprofit 501 (c) 3 organizations such as humane societies, SPCAs and foster - based rescues.

The Best Friends No More Homeless Pets Network is a group of rescue organizations and municipal shelters across the country all working to end the killing of animals in our nation's shelters.

We provide a referral service for municipal shelters, humane societies and other rescue organizations, Beagle, hound, all breed, etc., as well as helping individuals trying to re-home their own dog or a stray they have found.

Rather than creating a stand - alone organization to accomplish these objectives, we instead have created a collaborative organization to facilitate animal rescue organizations, veterinarians, municipal animal shelters, law enforcement and our community members to all work together to achieve common goals.

Now, with guidance and support from Downtown Dog Rescue, SIP programs have been replicated and are operating in three additional municipal shelters, run by separate nonprofit animal welfare organizations.

CFHS will be seeking data from municipal shelters, veterinarians, humane societies and SPCAs, rescue organizations, trap - neuter - return groups, spay / neuter groups, and other organizations across Canada that help to house or care for unwanted, abandoned, stray and feral cats in Canada.

The mission of HEART is to facilitate the rescue of companion pets scheduled for euthanasia in municipal shelters and to ensure their safety through the coordinated efforts of a network of like - minded rescue organizations.

The Jersey Animal Welfare Society is a volunteer based 501c3 organization that operates in conjunction with and in support of all municipal shelters and animal rescues in the state of New Jersey.

In conjunction with Blount County Animal Center, the organization houses the only open - access municipal shelter in the county and has achieved a nearly 90 % placement rate for dogs and a 60 % placement rate for cats through adoption, rescue, and transport.