Sentences with phrase «adoptable dogs in our care»

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From in - home fostering to on - site animal care; from bathing guinea pigs to reading books to dogs; from photographing adoptable animals to walking, running and socializing potential pets; and from wildlife rescue to pet - assisted therapy, everyone age 14 and up can make a difference in the animal welfare community.

We can't possibly highlight all of them, but when a dog or cat has been in foster care for too long or when a rescue group wants us to help tell a special animal's story, you'll find that story in our Adoptable Pets page.

FCIA takes in small adoptable dogs in need of care that would have otherwise been euthanized.

We are a small group of volunteers and passionate animal lovers who are interested in finding wonderful homes for the many adoptable dogs in the south who, by no fault of their own, find themselves on the streets or in shelters without loving families to care for them.

We are not using our initiative to market and promote adoptable animals in the media — the spca and humane society do not properly network with other animal rescue groups — The by - laws should be changed to more than 3 dogs or cats so that people want to care for more animals are able to do so — If the animals are well taken care of and arent a nuisance than badly needed homes from animal lovers should not be considered a crime — Imagine compassion and caring are the crime and yet you are weighing the pros and cons of murdering the animals and that is OK — Does anyone reading this see the insanity!!?? If the insanity wasnt so tragic it would be a joke!!

You can also help by supporting senior dog programs that make older dogs more adoptable by giving them the medical care they need, provide them with the comfort of hospice care in their final months or days, or help keep them out of shelters and in their own homes.

It's Friday morning and Dawn Kemper, co-founder of Young at Heart Senior Pet Adoptions in suburban Chicago, is running a mile a minute, multitasking, seeing to every detail as she readies the rollout of the rescue's new program, Club Grand Paw, the latest embodiment of the organization's mission «to rescue and rehome senior dogs and cats, to educate the public on the benefits of adopting older pets and their care, and to reduce the euthanasia rate for adoptable senior pets.»

The focus on providing better care to the dogs in our possession has led to many changes over the last several years including creating playgroups, having volunteer dog walkers, dog bathers, and dog trainers, and even providing some adoptable dogs with kennel buddies to prevent boredom while they await their new families.

East Providence's ordinance prohibits the sale of dogs and cats in pet stores, while allowing pet stores to work with shelters and rescues to provide space and care for adoptable animals.

By working the register, stocking shelves, greeting customers, assisting with dog grooming and caring for our adoptable pets, young adults involved in the program learn confidence, responsibility, and life lessons that they will carry with them into adulthood.

Veterinary care makes up a large portion of Paw Works expenses, and we provide spay and neuter services, vaccines and microchipping for animals in need, along with providing urgent procedures for life - threatening conditions and many other treatments for unwanted dogs and cats that need special care in order to become healthy, adoptable pets.

Our promise to adopt 100 percent of the healthy, adoptable cats and dogs in our care meant that however long it took for Elsa to get adopted, we would stand by her and continue to provide love and care until those adoption papers were signed, no matter how long that took.

Thirty - eight organizations representing 25 states will receive over $ 225,000 in funding from the group in 2016 to support services, including hospice care for senior dogs who are not adoptable, «Senior for Senior» adoption programs, and medical and dental care.

Adoptable greyhounds tend to be dogs who are retired from racing or breeding, and once they become accustomed to life indoors and to having kind people to care for them, their main purpose in life seems to be to find a soft spot, such as your couch, to curl up on and rest.

They are a small group of volunteers and passionate animal lovers who are interested in finding wonderful homes for the many adoptable dogs in the south who, by no fault of their own, find themselves on the streets or in shelters without loving families to care for them.

This neighborhood celebration will have our adoptable dogs waiting to meet you and 10 % of Dialogue's sales throughout the event will be donated to help the pets in our care.

With Pay It Forward, you make a donation in the amount of the adoption fee for an adoptable, adult or senior cat or dog, helping us care for the animal and giving them a head start on finding a forever home.

Pit Bull rescue organizations often care for their adoptable dogs in foster homes, which means their foster families will be able to tell you if the Pit Bull you want to adopt is good with other animals or kids, and if he or she is housebroken and knows any basic commands.

Kathy and Bobby, along with a couple of adoptable dogs, made the trek to the school and talked to the students about the work and dedication involved in caring and finding homes for the thousands of homeless animals that come through the Shelter every year.

The PetFinder Foundation has proven once more their unwavering commitment to enrich the lives of adoptable dogs, both young and old and while they await forever homes — to keep them healthy and happy for when they arrive in the loving and caring arms of their new families!

's mission is to save every adoptable dog and cat in danger of euthanasia at the city shelter through adoption, foster care, baby bottle - feeding, the provision of alternatives to pet surrender, and the involvement of citizens and businesses in order to make San Antonio a No Kill city..

Why should an adoptable dog be left in a shelter to die because it's owner didn't care for it properly?

«Inmate handlers learn to take responsibility for taking care of a dog and learning the specific job skills and life skills required in that, and the dogs become adoptable and hopefully find new homes and free up space in the shelters.»

They are a small group of volunteers and passionate animal lovers who are interested in finding wonderful homes for the many adoptable dogs in the south who, by no fault of their own, find themselves on the streets or in shelters without loving families to care for...

Meet a dog and assist in socializing an adoptable pup while also learning about the importance of caring for a pet.

IndyHumane is the first choice in providing direct services for shelter cats and dogs, including adoption, foster home placement, positive reinforcement behavior training for adoptable animals, appropriate medical care, and affordable spay / neuter services.

This no - kill concept space introduces a «cause cooperative» model, in which the center will showcase adoptable dogs and cats from nine local and regional nonprofit organizations, and the New York City - run shelter, Animal Care Centers of NYC (ACC).

Tune in daily to see the adoptable dog lounging in his or her room, their animal care team at work, their volunteers making a difference and the dog finding a new home!

Foster care programs that enable dogs and cats to live in a home environment in order to avoid euthanasia at a shelter, recover from prior trauma and get accustomed to life in a household until the pet becomes more adoptable

It seeks to rescue adoptable dogs and puppies from animal shelters and animal control facilities, rescue dogs and puppies from abusive and neglectful situations, including puppy mills and «backyard breeders», help educate the public on proper animal care and promote spaying and neutering of all pets, provide medical treatment for all animals in our care, provide foster homes for all animals in our care, and place rescued animals in permanent, loving homes.

-- This organization rescues dogs in imminent danger of being euthanized — by arranging for financial sponsors, foster homes, or medical care that will ultimately make those dogs adoptable.

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The group's mission is to protect homeless, abandoned and mistreated Great Danes and other dog breeds within our volunteer care organization; to work with area animal shelters and humane societies in rescue efforts to help place adoptable animals into safe, loving, forever homes; and to educate people about spay / neuter and the need for sterilization of all pets, proper health care of a pet, nutritional requirements, socialization and training.

They are taken in for any and all veterinary care needed, learn basic house manners, public social manners and any other type of rehabilitation they may require to help them become a happy and healthy adoptable dog.

Throughout the two - hour family - friendly special, celebrity guests will introduce the audience to adoptable rescue dogs and honor the people who dedicate their lives to caring for animals in need.

Another part I love is that these wonderful, dedicated people also stay in touch with us and let us know how our Freshpet dog and cat foods are helping the pets they care for get healthy and strong, bringing them back to excellent health so they are more adoptable to potential forever families.

We are always bringing in new dogs and cats from Metro Animal Care and Control, so be sure to check our Adoptable Pets page regularly.

Due to the particular needs of these dogs, most of our adoptable animals are now housed and cared for by our trained volunteers in a network of foster homes.

For example, solicitation of donations to reduce the number of dogs in shelters must contain information about the programs that will be conducted to reach the goal, i.e., funding low - cost spay and neuter clinics; providing animal welfare education to the community; establishing a foster care program or an obedience program to make dogs more adoptable; buying a van to serve as a mobile adoption center, etc..

Unfortunately, some «rescue» people get too close emotionally to the animals in their care, and can not always make good decisions about what dogs are adoptable, or where they should be placed.

Some adoptable dogs, currently under Animal Haven's care, will be in attendance so that we can model training techniques and strategies.

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The Foundation, which has faced constant capacity challenges the past two months, is asking the community to help find homes for every adoptable dog waiting in its adoption centers during the four - day special in an effort to create space for the more than 1,800 lost, unwanted and abandoned dogs expected to enter the shelter's care throughout the month of September.

Offer a basic training class once a month to help volunteers learn how to work with the dogs in their care, or help the shelter or rescue group establish a simple training protocol for each of their adoptable dogs.