Sentences with phrase «admission facility»

We are a limited admissions facility meaning we can only accept animals we have space for and we can adequately care for.

Since we are a managed admission facility and intakes are dependent on available space, we can not always accept stray animals.

No matter how lovely the idea of a «sanctuary where no animal ever dies» sounds, most limited admission facilities are not equipped to properly house animals for life.

The ASPCA tested this hypothesis at Humane Society of the Pikes Peak Region (HSPPR), a large open admission facility in Colorado.

But did you know, as the area's only open admission facility for all domestic animals, that domestic pigs, chickens, roosters and even ducks have found themselves in the care of our local shelter?

The biographies aren't the only thing that's changed at the Knoxville shelter — as the only open - admissions facility in Knox County, Young - Williams has been transitioning to a return - to - field approach for community cats and serving as a pet care resource and counseling center.

The Shelter is an open admission facility which means that every animal is accepted and no animal is turned away.

(You have listed several Limited Admission facilities here).

Many organizations in New England operate limited admission facilities for local animals and actively import animals from areas with significant overpopulation.

Because it's an open - admission facility, it's always in need of more volunteers to care for the youngest animals — no kitten who needs help is ever turned away.

I suggest not only trying to raise them yourself, but also team up with the limited admission facilities and amazing rescue organizations in your area — as well as those very engaged and vocal animal advocates in your community.

We are limited admissions facility - meaning we that we take in animals by appointment and only when appropriate space and resources are available to care for them.

Serving since 1919, the Sioux Falls Area Humane Society is an open admission facility that takes in abandoned, abused, homeless and unwanted animals that need tender loving care until they can find a permanent home.

While moving to a limited - admission facility is the way in which this organization should ultimately go to best support the animal control in their area, the animal control and their board are not quite ready for that change.

I've opted to include just information about dogs and cats — but KCPP is an open admission facility and takes in everything from animal control — so we have saved more than 250 chickens, goats, alligators (I'm not kidding), ferrets, pigs, owls, rats, and snakes over the past 12 months also.

We are a limited admission facility, meaning we can only take a certain number of cats and dogs.

In 2002, both JACPS and JHS were open admission facilities, meaning they both took in every pet surrendered to them.

We are a limited - admission facility.

As an open admission facility, the current shelter is terribly overcrowded and so small that they are forced to euthanize dozens of adoptable pets every week.

They handle more than 16,000 dogs and cats at their two open admission facilities, cat - only adoption center and five cat habitats at area Petco stores — and sterilize more than 15,000 dogs and cats annually.

She said a lot of things would have to change in their organization to come to the table, given our history in running an open - admission facility.»

Both are open - admission facilities, which means LifeLine accepts and cares for every animal that comes in the doors, regardless of medical condition, age or temperament.

Our open - door, open - admission facility is an innovative model for animal welfare programs throughout California and beyond.