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Shelter killing did not keep homeless dog and cat populations from growing, but it probably did make them grow more slowly than they otherwise would have.

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Muslims make up crap that suits them depending on what their stance of the day is, when he was alive 1/2 these nuts were saying he doesn't represent islam, now he's dead and tossed into the sea, he is the poster boy for islam, if they wanted to give him an islamic funeral to their liking they should have caught him and killed him themselves, rather than sheltering and hiding him for a decade.

I was DONE, I took it to the local «no kill shelter» and gave them a donation to take the cat, promising no questions asked.

Sure, parents don't always want to abandon their beloved animals or drop them at the front door of kill shelters, but when your number's up, it's up!

The bottles could be useful for pumped milk when a mom is sick and doesn't want to compromise the baby's health, but the formula really SHOULD be donated to a humane society shelter for puppies and kittens — sometimes the mother cat or dog is injured or killed and the puppies and kittens have no other option for nutrition — in a Women's Shelter, we can only hope the women are getting enough nutrition to be able to offer their children the imminently more suitable choice of breastmilk, so they shouldn't need the sshelter for puppies and kittens — sometimes the mother cat or dog is injured or killed and the puppies and kittens have no other option for nutrition — in a Women's Shelter, we can only hope the women are getting enough nutrition to be able to offer their children the imminently more suitable choice of breastmilk, so they shouldn't need the sShelter, we can only hope the women are getting enough nutrition to be able to offer their children the imminently more suitable choice of breastmilk, so they shouldn't need the samples.

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Every day, more than 4,100 dogs and cats are killed in America's shelters, simply because they don't have safe places to call home.

In light of the staggering number of animals put down just at our Tulsa Animal Shelter here, it is obvious that something must be done to curb the number of stray and unwanted pets that end up killed on our highways, dumped, or killed in shelters.

When artist Mark Barone first learnt about the number of dogs that get killed a day in American shelters and rescues, he knew he had to do something to raise awareness about the brutal reality.

Nearly 5,500 animals are killed in U.S. shelters every day, simply because they don't have homes.

This massive project will hopefully help open our eyes to what's happening behind shelter walls every day and inspire us to do what we can to stop it — from opting for adoption instead of a purchase, to supporting no - kill shelter initiatives.

No kill cat shelters do run out of room, and are almost always over the max capacity.

When I initially found out that there was a no kill sanctuary in Utah, that gave the very best of care and shelter to animals who were abandoned, found on the streets (many of them injured or sick), taken from hoarding or other horrific conditions, it deeply touched my heart reading about the generosity and selflessness of the people involved and the work they were doing and I had to give my support.

«I am in awe of the great work that is being done by every group and individual that is working to end shelter killing in L.A.»

Since I don't know where you are getting your info about «no such thing as a no kill shelter» I can't really respond appropriately.

We do this by rescuing dogs from high kill shelters, taking in owner surrenders, and helping the ones who have been found as strays off the street.

Of the 7,600 cats and dogs killed in L.A. city shelters in 2016, more than 2,600 were underage kittens (two months of age or younger), simply because they didn't have safe places to call home.

As a means of psychological control, nearly three - fourths of pet - owning women who entered shelters report that their abuser has either injured or killed their pet or threatened to do so.

While the act of not killing any adoptable dogs and cats in a shelter is the end goal, it should not only be done through limited admittance.

The Minnesota Humane Society (MHS) does not operate a shelter, but is a foster based no - kill organization.

Finally, educating consumers not to purchase puppies in pet shops falls into the same category as this editorial's title; we assume that those contemplating the purchase of a pet shop puppy actually give a damn as to where the mother of the puppy resides and how she is taken care of. Sadly, there is a portion of shoppers who want what they want when they want it. These are the people who don't care where their puppy comes from, they're not bothered by the misery the mother will continue to suffer, are the same people who, for whatever reason, have no problem dumping their dog at a kill shelter.

Not only does this ignore the data, but the success of communities that have become No Kill overnight when open admission shelters embraced the philosophy and rigorously implemented the programs.

The county shelter kills many dogs and is over an hour away, so many don't want to take their dogs there.

I'm getting the feeling that some of the failures associated with shelters which have rebranded themselves no - kill (those ones that don't have open admissions or who end up warehousing animals in poor conditions for much too long) without understanding that they can't have a no - kill shelter without the development of a no - kill community have given the term no - kill a bad name.

You don't become a no kill community by having a bunch of no kill shelters doing their own thing.

This means that no animal is turned away — unlike «no kill» shelters that do turn away animals.

An already pet - friendly vacation destination, Red Mountain Spa, teamed up with Ivins City No - Kill Animal Shelter to provide canine companionship for those guests who didn't bring a pet along for the vacation.

Completely agree that if open admission shelters embrace no kill they can become no kill quickly (not that it doesn't take a lot of work — but it can be done).

Now lets say, Shelter A decides that it is now going to be no kill — and one of the primary ways it is going to do so is by limiting intake.

From local shelter rescue to sanctuary to society, it has always been an acute awareness of the injustice of shelter killing and the integrity of the people who turn their lives upside down to do something to help them that has fueled our growth.

The excellent point is that the term «no - kill shelter» is a scam — my house is a no - kill shelter, by the common definition, yet I don't claim some sort of moral superiority or that I am the «model» of how to cure animal overpopulation.

The cat isn't cute, nor does she seem to be particularly friendly — but Moxie is Iancu's favorite of the 500 - some cats that call the no - kill shelter home.

Gobi came from a kill shelter in Northern Nevada, where she was surrendered to the shelter because her family just didn't have the time for her.

Shelter workers don't want owners or pets to suffer from a mismatch and with fewer shelters killing unwanted animals, it's easier on the conscience to return a pet that doesn't work out.

Every day, there are thousands of animals killed in America's shelters because they do not have homes.

I don't believe that it is the No Kill shelters who are giving it a bad name, but the killing shelters that are trashing No Kill to justify their own killing by painting it as darker.

If we can agree that open admission shelters can be no kill, and that there are enough homes for all the pets (which we do), then why the need to limit intake?

Guinea pigs are one of the most overpopulated animals and many shelters do not have to keep data that shows how many they are killing.

Since then she has done consultation work for the City of Vancouver on Pound management policies used to evaluate dogs for adoption, and keep dogs happy before leaving the City Shelter, a «no - kill» facility.

Well bitbull and lab mix do not like cats cause they constantly chase cats and does anyone know of a no kill shelter in Louisiana?

When an animal enters a no - kill shelter, does that mean it will stay until it finds a new home?

Little did they know the adventure ahead; they were married in June 2013, and that August, they were asked to help a local animal rescue that had been overwhelmed with dogs pulled from high - kill shelters set to be euthanized for behavioral issues.

If you can not keep the dog and don't have the ability to rehome them on your own, try contacting a local no - kill shelter.

Seven years ago I didn't know that the shelter for the fairly affluent county I lived in killed 25 % of all the dogs that were not reclaimed by their owners or that a city less than ten miles away killed 50 % of those dogs.

Sadly, many shelters are really high - kill animal control (rather than animal welfare) operations that see their role as largely garbage disposal and don't see beyond that.

As a «no - kill» shelter in a county with the third largest euthanisia rate in the country, our organization is working to save as many of those helpless lives as we can; but we can't do it alone.

We confront the largest national and international problems facing animals, which local shelters don't have the reach or the resources to take on, such as animal fighting, puppy mills, horse slaughter and soring, seal killing and other forms of commercial slaughter of marine mammals, captive hunting and the wildlife trade, and inhumane slaughter and factory farming.

So I ask you, as a citizen of this community, is it your will that we kill the vast majority of pets that are unfortunate enough to find their way to a municipal shelter; or, is it your will that everything that is feasible be done to ensure life of the helpless and innocent?