Sentences with phrase «animal in each live trap»

Please only bring one animal in each live trap.

Not exact matches

The slow churn of plate tectonics pulls crust into the interior, where any plant and animal life in it gets trapped and cooked.

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As Fukushima explains, «Carnivorous plants often live in nutrient - poor environments, so the ability to trap and digest animals can be indispensable given the dearth of other sources of nourishment.»

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Nevertheless, the researchers were able to carefully capture a total of 51 dwarf lemurs in live traps at nine locations for this study and to take minute tissue samples before releasing the animals back into their natural habitat.

Osceola County animal control officers are putting their traps away after Health Department officials decided last week to halt a practice of trapping and killing wildlife when a rabies case is discovered.Before Friday, whenever a rabies case was confirmed, traps were set in the area where the rabid animal lived.

If the cat is an untagged stray or feral (wild cat), trap it with a live trap (the raccoon - type trap) then turn it over to the Osceola County Animal Control Office on Kissimmee Park Road in St. Cloud or a local Humane Society.

If you have a cat or dog in your area and need the use of a live trap to help contain the animal contact OCHS at 715-362-5992 for more information on the use of our live traps

First, with regard to the handling and transportation of the cats, we require that any fractious strays, feral, and «community cats» be transported to our clinic in individual, properly working live traps made for small animals.

By trapping, caring for, and releasing these animals in and around our communities, we can make a significant difference in their overall health and quality of life.

If you have feral cats that you need to trap to bring in for spay / neuter, KHS has live animal cage traps available for rent.

Many people who care deeply about animals are not always aware of the connection between the pet store puppy and the breeding female trapped for life in a mill.

Sheldon is an avid animal welfare advocate and is always ready to help Lisa with her lost - dog search efforts, whether that's hauling and setting live traps in the field or grilling aromatic sausages to draw in fearful dogs.

While I am pleased that the animals trapped in forced breeding kennels in West Virginia will have better lives, in my view, there is no such thing as a «good» commercial breeding operation because no good comes from exploiting animals and flooding the market with factory - farmed pets while millions are dying in our shelters.

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According to Maryann, «studies have shown that humanely trapping, spaying / neutering, and releasing — or what people in animal welfare call «TNR» — feral cats back to the colonies where they have been living is one of the most effective ways to decrease the number of homeless animals in our community.»

Humane «live traps» were set for approximately 10 cats that were hiding in the air ducts and the ARL Animal Control Officers are continuing to work to rescue these remaining cats.

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This comes just months after news of the folks at the Dallas Animal Shelter were indicted for allowing a kitten to live trapped in the walls of the shelter for several days before it starved to death and was eventually removed from the wall only after the dead cat began to stink.

Cat Trapping Saves Lives Charleston Animal Society encourages you to join us in helping to trap cats in Charleston County who need spayed or neutered.

An active board and statewide structure has provided MFOA with the ability to organize an develop coinciding two - year campaigns to support revamping the State Animal Welfare Program, addressing the cruelty of coyote snaring and treatment of circus elephants, from establishing our «Dogs Chained for Life» and Pet Club programs to submitting a State referendum to ban bear baiting, hounding and trapping, from focuses on canned hunting, puppy mills, horse racing / slaughter to the eight pieces of legislation that have improved the lives of Maine's dogs and cats, MFOA has led the way in Maine.

* Providing lifetime care for 300 animals * Conducts an intensive adoption program for homeless dogs and cats * Works directly with county animal services in saving lives of animals * Manages a feral cat colony providing a tree house, food, & daily care * Conducts a public feral cat trapping program under the trap / neuter / return policy * Networks with 42 organizations across the U. S. in placing wild & exotic animals * Distributes educational materials * Conducts peaceful public demonstrations to call attention to animal exploitation * Makes presentations at public hearing and forums * Promoting A Cruelty - Free Lifestyle by sponsoring public events and education * Conducts telephone and letter - writing campaigns

Volunteers who trap cats and later return sterilized, vaccinated animals to their outdoor homes may worry that they're doing something borderline illegal; caretakers may fear that any change in municipal leadership could threaten the lives of the cats they look after.

In August, Animal Life Magazine published an article authored by our Trapping Coordinator, Carol Lew.

By offering puppies for adoption from nearby shelters or moving to a supplies - only model, stores can save the lives of animals in search of homes, and save the breeding dogs trapped in puppy mills.»

Doing so involves humanely trapping the animal, taking it to a veterinarian for an outpatient procedure and eventually releasing it at the same location where it was trapped in order that it may live out the rest of its days without reproducing.

Atrocities like this should be a catalyst for those of us who live in New York to step up and lobby for changes that will shut down places like Yoder's and ensure dogs and other animals trapped in commercial facilities have plenty of space, good veterinary care, exercise and socialization and euthanized humanely only when it is appropriate.

Marcy Britton, an animal activist who lives in the Winrock area, said trap - neuter - return sounds better in theory than it is in practice.

Urge them instead to (1) implement a program to have owners tag or micro-chip cats and make sure owners are contacted if a cat gets loose so the animal can be returned, and (2) implement a trap neuter return program and allow homeless cats or feral cats to live in colonies under the care of a caregiver.

BARC will respond to service requests where there is a possibility of a rabies exposure, a wild animal inside a living room or bedroom, or there is an animal in a humane trap that is considered a high risk for carrying rabies, such as skunks, foxes, coyotes or raccoons.

The New York City Feral Cat Initiative (NYCFCI) is a program of the Mayor's Alliance for NYC's Animals that works to humanely reduce the number of outdoor community cats in NYC and improve the plight of those cats currently living outdoors through the humane, non-lethal method of Trap - Neuter - Return (TNR).

Bacon's paintings of distorted animal bodies and deformed people trapped in confined spaces radiate deep anxiety and a strong despair about life.

Cardinal - Schubert talked of «a lake with water lilies, the animal life, and my dad's trap lines around the lake,» in a 1997 interview with curator Gerald McMaster that highlights the importance of her childhood logic.

Lying 150 feet from the water line, the stranded animal appeared to have been trapped by the quickly receding tide and was now clinging to life in the sand.

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The emphasis is in nurturing the quality of life of at - risk animals, incorporating a comprehensive management protocol through trap - neuter - return and educating the community.