Sentences with phrase «adoptable dogs in person»

To meet adoptable dogs in person, check out the group's calendar of frequent mobile adoption events around the Bay.

We invite you to come on down and meet some of our adoptable dogs in person at our weekend adoption events!

Not exact matches

Join us post-race for the awards ceremony (awards for top dogs and people) and visit our adoptable dogs in the meet - n - greet areas!

Because we have a high volume of pets arriving each week, we encourage you to visit our website often and check out our adoptable dogs and cats, or visit in person.

We also created posters with adoptable dogs in our area and talked to people about the importance of rescuing rather than buying dogs from breeders.

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!!

That's right — especially now when people often turn to social media to help them in their search for a new furry family member — quality pictures of adoptable dogs can make a huge difference.

Nearly 4,000 people braved the weekend's wintry weather and headed to this year's super adoption at the Metropolitan Pavilion in Chelsea, where they could grab a cup of coffee from Grounds & Hounds Coffee Co., stroll the space (all decked out for the holidays) and meet the adoptable cats and dogs (some also decked out in holiday - themed sweaters and reindeer antlers).

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.

It was created in February 2009 by a group of people in the Atlanta area who wanted to do more to save the many adoptable dogs and cats who found themselves on death row in Georgia animal control facilities.

«She had recently weaned a litter of puppies, was people - and dog - shy, and in need of training help to become adoptable.»

Many people are surprised to learn that nationwide, more than 2.7 million healthy, adoptable cats and dogs are euthanized in shelters annually.

Though weather problems have reduced its numbers this year, the HSSTT's «Pets with Wings» program has flown hundreds of adoptable dogs to the U.S. Various fostering approaches have been tried as ways to relieve shelter crowding, and Vasconcellos ticks off the numerous ways the shelter is publicized to residents and tourists alike: in person, in publications and videos and online.

He's currently with the good people at the Trio Animal Foundation in Chicago, Illinois, and we are proud to present Gabe as our Life With Dogs Adoptable Dog of the Day!

Each year, 2.7 million adoptable dogs and cats are euthanized in the United States, simply because too many pets come into shelters and too few people consider adoption when looking for a pet.

Every time a person buys a pet or allows their pet to breed, perfectly adoptable dogs and cats are killed in a shelter.

Today, 26 years later, Sharyn Middleton, shelter operating supervisor for Multnomah County Animal Control, said, «I haven't put an adoptable dog to sleep in months, and with all the volunteers and rescue people who work with us now, I may never have to again.

In the Northeast and the Northwest, shelters are bringing in adoptable dogs from parts of the country where the message of spay / neuter has not been as effectively transmitted — i.e., for the kinds of dogs people want, in these areas we already have «no homeless dogs» and have to bring them in from up to 1500 miles away, from areas where they still are «surplus.&raquIn the Northeast and the Northwest, shelters are bringing in adoptable dogs from parts of the country where the message of spay / neuter has not been as effectively transmitted — i.e., for the kinds of dogs people want, in these areas we already have «no homeless dogs» and have to bring them in from up to 1500 miles away, from areas where they still are «surplus.&raquin adoptable dogs from parts of the country where the message of spay / neuter has not been as effectively transmitted — i.e., for the kinds of dogs people want, in these areas we already have «no homeless dogs» and have to bring them in from up to 1500 miles away, from areas where they still are «surplus.&raquin these areas we already have «no homeless dogs» and have to bring them in from up to 1500 miles away, from areas where they still are «surplus.&raquin from up to 1500 miles away, from areas where they still are «surplus.»

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.

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.

People's tendency to seek out breeders when they decide to get a dog makes the plight of adoptable dogs waiting in shelters much more urgent.

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.

Join us at Pet People in Centerville from 12pm - 3 pm on June 17th to meet and mingle with our lovable, adoptable dogs!

According to the Humane Society of the United States, nearly 2.7 million adoptable dogs and cats are euthanized each year in the United States simply because too many people give up their pets, and too few people adopt from shelters.

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.

K - 9 Adoption Counselor — In this role you connect adoptable dogs to people.

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And often dogs are scared & do not respond well to ppl talking @ them in kennels; & they often are still holding their pee / poo for the 1st few days waiting on a walk... so ppl do nt think they act very «adoptable», misunderstanding the poor dog & all the stress they are going thru!!