Sentences with phrase «animal control facilities»

Nearly all of our dogs come to us from animal control facilities without health or behavior history information.

Even young feral kittens can be difficult to socialize for adoption, and are often ignored by pet rescue groups, or euthanized at animal control facilities.

Thankfully, more and more municipal animal control facilities across the country are adopting new attitudes.

There are a handful of smaller shelters, a couple of animal control facilities and lots of rescues.

PLEASE report cruelty or neglect of any animal to your local county animal control facility or to your local police department if you don't have animal control in your county.

He said the current humane society building and the old animal control facility across the street would be sold.

These two love bugs are 11 weeks old and came to us from a rural animal control facility where they had little chance of ever being adopted.

Call animal control facilities / humane societies and report finding the pet.

It is key that you call all surrounding animal control facilities and report your pet missing.

You might be surprised to learn that animal shelters and animal control facilities often get in pocket pets.

Unlike the situation at other animal control facilities, animals are not killed after their stray hold is up.

Close to two million cats are euthanized each year in shelters and animal control facilities nationwide.

Local government - run animal control facilities and animal shelters take in stray and unwanted animals and usually house them for a set period of time.

The numbers include dogs that were ill, injured, or aggressive upon arrival and are euthanized by their respective animal control facilities when their owners did not turn up to reclaim them.

Can you imagine if every shelter, vet clinic, police department and animal control facility listed all of their found pets in ONE database?

We are a limited intake shelter because we work closely with our state animal control facilities to rescue animals in need.

Why can we not have a law that mandates that all nonprofit shelters and animal control facilities do the same?

Even when we spoke to large animal control facilities, there really wasn't consistent data that was easy to access.

We work diligently with multiple animal control facilities and members of the community to pull and intake animals who would otherwise be euthanized.

Those of us who walk through shelters and animal control facilities compare the posted breed descriptions of the dogs to what they look like to us — with frequent differences of opinions.

The majority of the dogs that enter our program come to us from public animal control facilities («dog pounds»), and animal shelters.

Visit your local animal shelter or animal control facility instead.

If you have lost or found a pet then please contact your local animal control facility first.

We do work with various animal control facilities to admit adoptable animals if the owners are not found.

A diagnosis of heartworm infection in shelter dogs at municipal animal control facilities can be devastating, and most animals with this disease are euthanized.

Connect with a rescue group: Most county animal control facilities are packed with pets in need of homes, and they are reluctant to take in a stray.

The majority of our dogs and cats come from animal control facilities (aka «the pound») with high euthanasia rates.

The more rural and less affluent counties exhibit larger intake at animal control facilities and experience significantly higher euthanasia rates.

Without this program, feral cats would be euthanized at local animal control facilities.

There, they visit rural animal control facilities to take pictures of dogs in need.

Performed on a large scale, the successes of these programs can be felt at animal shelters and animal control facilities where fewer cats are admitted.

Pet Zone saves dogs from euthanasia from animal control facilities in Walton and surrounding counties (this area of Georgia has an 85 % euthanasia rate).

The Georgia SPOT (Stopping Pet Overpopulation Together) Society, a non-profit organization, is dedicated to reducing the number of animals impounded and killed in Atlanta area animal control facilities by:

Every day, we receive phone calls and emails from people who want to surrender their rabbit, people who have found an abandoned rabbit, and area animal control facilities who have bunnies scheduled to be euthanized.

The Perkins Animal Shelter is the municipal animal control facility for the City of Perkins.

With help from URIPALS coordinator Ann Michitsch, Miss H. eventually went to the city animal control facility on 110th Street.

An impounded animal at the Stratford Animal Control Facility receives the following as a means of life longevity, pet overpopulation control and to make a more balanced animal for the purpose of permanent adoption: Vaccines Disease Testing Spay / Neuter Veterinarian Recommended Medical Care Microchipping Socialization Training Exercise For more information and to make a donation, please visit their site.

With help from URIPALS coordinator Ann Michitsch, Miss H. eventually went to the city animal control facility on 110

TNR programs allow animal control facilities to take advantage of numerous resources typically unavailable to shelters that employ traditional trap - and - kill policies.

Spike ended up at a local animal control facility after his owner died.

We raise funds needed to vet and transport these animals from local high kill animal control facilities to our pre-approved rescue partners in the northeast.

With many animal control facilities in the surrounding area forced to euthanize unclaimed animals after a certain period of time, it was crucial that no time was wasted when finding these innocent creatures a safe haven.

And every dog or cat that enters an already overcrowded animal control facility means that one has to leave to make space....

Breeders might also offer more support than a high capacity animal control facility might.

The committee monitors the work that is conducted at the Live Oak Animal Control Facility and brainstorms ways in which our citizens can be better served in terms of animal care and control.