Sentences with phrase «adoption organizations in your community»

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Today, the organization supports more than 8,500 children and families across five counties in southern California and offers residential care, community - based programs, foster care and adoptions and a therapeutic school for children and youth with special needs.

Tracks are generous neighbors in their communities, giving more than $ 6 million to nearly 1,500 charities, including greyhound adoption groups as well as community health and service organizations.

We're strengthening our ties with local organizations such as St. John Ambulance Therapy Dog Program and Nipissing University in an effort to raise awareness about animal welfare issues, to increase community involvement and successful animal adoptions, and to heighten respect towards all animals.

As an organization, you are doing absolutely everything in - house that is important for achieving no - kill in our community — great pet retention programs, adoptions, low cost spay / neuter etc..

Valley River Humane Society is a non-profit volunteer organization with the primary goal of reducing the number of homeless animals in our community by the promotion of spay and neutering, and by adoption of homeless animals into safe and loving homes

Show Hope is a non-profit organization that mobilizes individuals and communities to meet the most pressing needs of orphans in distress by providing 1) homes for waiting children through adoption aid grants, and 2) life - saving medical care for orphans with special needs.

Check with your local shelter and rescue organizations to find out which stores are allowing adoption events and have other programs to support the homeless animals in the community.

Our Vision: To have animal unity in our community which includes a collaboration with the city, county and rescue organizations to support spay / neuter programs, reduce overpopulation, and promote animal adoptions from local shelters.

To be the premier organization dedicated to enhancing and saving the lives of pets in the Northshore region through community engagements, adoption, spay and neuter programs, and sheltering.

«By collaborating with strong animal - welfare organizations like Midland Humane Coalition, we are able to promote pet adoptions and reduce euthanasia rates in local communities.»

Efforts have included reuniting people with displaced pets at Baytown Animal Shelter and in the community; providing pet food and supplies to help keep people and their pets together; assisting with adoptions at the shelter and through large - scale adoption events; recruiting new foster families to rescue pets from the shelter; expanding our roster of rescue partners and transporting pets to reputable organizations within a 200 - mile radius of Baytown; and working with veterinarian partners to provide low - cost and free services to rescued and owned pets.

Dr. Peek has also practiced small animal medicine and surgery and provides spay / neuter and adoption assistance to several animal welfare organizations in her community.

A portion of the adoption fee for dogs that come from these organizations is given back to help fund spay / neuter and educational programs in their communities.

Orange County Cavy Haven is a 501 (c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to rehoming guinea pigs in Southern California and promoting proper cavy care and adoption through community outreach.

Save A Bunny is a nonprofit rabbit rescue organization based in Northern California, serving both people and animals in the community through adoption, advocacy, education, outreach and rescue options.

SMACF actively seeks out the assistance of volunteers from the general public, service organizations and established animal rescue groups in the community to give of their time to foster animals, assist with animal adoptions, and promote responsible pet ownership through public education.

The Animal Shelter Alliance of Portland — or ASAP — organized 10 area shelters and veterinary organizations in a collaboration to aggressively provide community spay and neuter surgeries and improve adoption rates.

The foundation provides strategic funding to collaborative organizations and communities that are leading the way in saving healthy and treatable shelter dogs and cats through innovative marketing, adoption, customer service, and behavioral and medical programs.

Additionally, they work to generate awareness in the community about the prevention of animal abuse and neglect, as well as adoption of homeless animals and the importance of spay / neuter services, acting as a liaison between the public and organizations that provide low - cost spay / neuter programs around the New York City area.

The organization is the largest, oldest non-profit animal adoption agency in Butler County, Ohio, with a mission to promote humane principles, protect lost, homeless, abandoned and mistreated animals, and act as advocates for animals in the communities they serve.

Grants are offered through the Best Friends No More Homeless Pets Network Parter program to organizations that create a significant and measurable decrease in local dog and cat euthanasia rates and increase adoptions in their communities.

Over the past 44 years the organization has grown from adopting a handful of animals each year to a full service animal welfare organization and leader in innovative behavior training, medical care, adoption, education and community outreach programs.

North Florida Animal Rescue Inc. & The Anthea Duron Adoption Center, a registered 501c3 organization located on 108 acres in Wellborn, Florida is dedicated to serving the community by providing medical care and comfort for dogs, cats, and horses in need.

With a main campus located on 136 picturesque acres in Fairport and four other adoption centers throughout the community, the organization provides shelter, care, and adoption for dogs, cats, small animals, birds, reptiles, horses, and other farm animals.

The Tulsa Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (Tulsa SPCA) is a non-profit organization dedicated to improving animal welfare by providing rescue, rehabilitation, adoption, and community education services in the greater Tulsa area.

In addition to her hands - on work helping animals feel better, she provides spay / neuter and adoption assistance to several animal welfare organizations in her communitIn addition to her hands - on work helping animals feel better, she provides spay / neuter and adoption assistance to several animal welfare organizations in her communitin her community.

These events should involve collaborations between multiple organizations and aim to raise the overall awareness of adoption in the community.

Alachua County Humane Society is a non-profit 501 (c)(3) organization that strives to eliminate euthanasia of healthy and adoptable cats and dogs in our community by effectively utilizing adoption programs and community outreach.

Whether your animal organization does large - scale transport in or out of your area, or moves one animal at a time for out - of - state adoptions, keeping those pets from getting sick, experiencing stress, or spreading disease into the receiving shelter or community is critical.

The Capital Area Animal Welfare Society (CAAWS) is a non-profit organization committed to the well - being of animals in the Baton Rouge community by providing for and facilitating the adoption of homeless animals, teaching the community responsible companion animal ownership and the humane treatment of animals, and at all times promoting the practice of spay / neuter.

Maddie's ® Pet Adoption Days is being held to increase awareness of shelter animals, boost adoptions, and support the shelters and rescue organizations in the eight participating communities.

Brian and his sister came to ARL's Dedham Animal Care and Adoption Center through the organization's Community Cat Initiative in early December.

«Partnering with strong organizations like the Spokane Humane Society allows us to promote pet adoptions and reduce pet homelessness in the local community,» said Jan Wilkins, executive director, PetSmart Charities, Inc. «This adoption center model allows us to save, on average, more than 1,000 pets every year.»

: At any time during the year, adoption organizations can receive a grant from PetSmart Charities of Canada to help run an adoption event in their community.

For an in - depth look at all the data, including how it differs between type and size of organization, visit «Community Pet Adoption Partnership Survey Results: February 2016.»

Type of business: Primarily brick and mortar Years in business: 23 years Special services and community involvement: Multiple monthly adoption fairs; rescue organization yard sales, craft sales and information meet ups in Two Paws Up Community room; grooming salocommunity involvement: Multiple monthly adoption fairs; rescue organization yard sales, craft sales and information meet ups in Two Paws Up Community room; grooming saloCommunity room; grooming salon and spa

Like most animal welfare organizations, TBDHS relies on fundraising efforts, donations from the community and adoption fees to provide food, veterinarian care and shelter to pets in need.

Katz began building strong relationships with rescue organizations like PALS East Bay to aggressively promote pet adoption in the community.

With more than 5,000 animals that SAHS receives each year, every adoption counts in helping the nonprofit no - kill organization protect and improve the lives of dogs and cats by providing shelter, care, adoption, rescue, spay and neuter services and community education.

I am so impressed by your organization — from the moment I walked into the adoption center on Tuesday and culminating with my adoption of Miss Diva on Wednesday all of the staff members I encountered were just fabulous — what a lovely service you offer the Boston community — Miss Diva is doing very well in her new home — thank you all and continue your excellent work.

Given the public health risk posed by the importation of animals for adoption and the euthanasia of adoptable animals in certain countries, many suggest that organizations first consider improving their local capacity through spay / neuter and community engagement before sending animals abroad.

The ASPCA expects animal sheltering organizations to make every effort to find adoption or placement options for the animals in their care, while also recognizing that shelters require discretion to make the best decisions for those animals and the communities in which they live, particularly in cases involving severe behavior or medical issues or dogs deemed dangerous under applicable law.

We regularly work with local animal shelters, rescues, and pet organizations throughout San Diego community in order to ensure the proper health of our local community pets and to promote responsible adoptions!

With the experience of helping organizations in Indianapolis and Philadelphia stage their own Mega Adoption events we realized we had the ability to help make Mega Adoption events happen all around the country and not just in our community.

«By collaborating with strong animal - welfare organizations like the Idaho Humane Society, we are able to promote pet adoptions and reduce euthanasia rates in local communities.»

Shelter Hope Pet Shop is a 501c non-profit, charitable, volunteer - based organization devoted to: aiding in and facilitating shelter and rescue pet adoptions; promoting education and awareness within the communities we serve; and making a positive impact in the lives of shelter and rescue animals and their adopters, as well as local shelters.

On 24 May 2014, the adoption of the Kabarnet Declaration established the Lake Bogoria National Reserve Management Committee, formally recognizing the Endorois as a community and the Endorois Welfare Council as their representative organization in the management of Lake Bogoria.

Show Hope is a non-profit organization that mobilizes individuals and communities to meet the most pressing needs of orphans in distress by providing 1) homes for waiting children through adoption aid grants, and 2) life - saving medical care for orphans with special needs.

Show Hope is a non-profit organization that mobilizes individuals and communities to meet the most pressing needs of orphans in distress by providing 1) homes for waiting children through adoption aid grants, and 2) life - saving medical care for orphans with special needs.

NACAC believes that community - based (i.e. churches, advocacy groups, and other organizations reflective of populations of color) minority and specialty foster care and adoption agencies offer excellent opportunities for recruiting families who reflect the racial and ethnic background of children in care.