Sentences with phrase «abused dogs whose»
Safe Humane Chicago's Court Case Dogs is a first - in - the - nation program that rescues neglected and abused dogs whose guardians were..
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«Lucky» might not be the first word you'd use to describe a dog left abandoned, starving and abused in a rough neighborhood near Miami - a dog whose front paw had been cut off.
Not to mention the fact that modern trainers see themselves as rescuers, for the many people whose dogs are mentally scarred by the abuse they have received at the hands of traditional trainers.
«Generally, the people who were killing dogs or whose abuse resulted in dead dogs are out of business,» Blome recalled.
It's been an amazing journey to personally witness Darah's selfless efforts in training, healing, socializing and finding homes for hopeless dogs that have been abused, neglected, or are considered «throw aways,» - dogs whose futures would most likely end in euthanasia.
This is a completely different level of... I hesitate to say abuse, but what do you call it when you are breeding dogs whose hearts cease to function?
Legacy Humane Society (LHS) is a non-profit animal welfare group whose mission is to provide assistance to dogs who have been abused, neglected and abandoned.
About Channel - TEARS is a pro-life, non-profit organisation whose core aims are to rescue, rehabilitate, re-home and reunite lost, abandoned, abused and neglected dog and cats.
Friends of Animal Care Services is a 501c3 non-profit whose mission is to promote and increase spaying and neutering of dogs and cats; increase adoptions by establishing adoption centers; develop, promote and advertise public education programs aimed at teaching responsible pet care; eliminating cruelty to animals, especially recognizing «the link» between animal cruelty, child abuse, and family violence, thus helping the City of San Antonio become a «No Kill» Community.
We have dogs from shelters and humane societies whose adoption fees have been paid for by us ($ 55 - 65); dogs that are dumped on us by people who no longer want a pet; strays we find; and some dogs who have been terribly abused by former owners.