Sentences with phrase «animals with community resources»

As a result, more animals are in the shelter system and quite often killed, instead of working with individuals to match the needs of animals with community resources.

Not exact matches

The clinic served as a resource to the community not only to help animals through basic veterinary care, but also to nurture the community by partnering with Dr. Deaton.

We have extensive contacts within Oregon's veterinary community and can provide you with information and resources for coverage of animal health care issues.

a modern regional animal shelter served as a community resource, offering help with animal behavior problems, providing humane education, promoting responsible pet ownership and encouraging volunteerism while providing a safe haven for homeless animals.

Animal Friends, a premier companion animal resource community, is committed to promoting the animal - human bond and nurturing relationships with companion animals which are guided by compaAnimal Friends, a premier companion animal resource community, is committed to promoting the animal - human bond and nurturing relationships with companion animals which are guided by compaanimal resource community, is committed to promoting the animal - human bond and nurturing relationships with companion animals which are guided by compaanimal - human bond and nurturing relationships with companion animals which are guided by compassion.

Visiting these communities allows us to begin positive relationships with those who may have never heard of Animal Humane and, through our Spay / Neuter and Safety Net program, we are able to become a pet care resource for those who need us most.»

Kootenai Humane Society is a well - established, local non-profit no - kill animal organization which collaborates with city and county governments, and partners with other non-profit organizations and the community to end animal abuse and create better pet ownership by providing resources, training, programs and education.

In 2006, we were able to better serve our community's pet - owning families by opening the Caryl Gates Gluck Resource Center — a 30,000 square - foot companion animal resource center complete with creative kenneling for homeless pets, classroom, resource library, more than a mile of wooded walking trails aResource Center — a 30,000 square - foot companion animal resource center complete with creative kenneling for homeless pets, classroom, resource library, more than a mile of wooded walking trails aresource center complete with creative kenneling for homeless pets, classroom, resource library, more than a mile of wooded walking trails aresource library, more than a mile of wooded walking trails and more.

With an estimated 23 million pets living in poverty with their people in the United States, Pets for Life addresses the critical lack of accessible and affordable animal welfare services, resources, and information for people and pets in underserved communitWith an estimated 23 million pets living in poverty with their people in the United States, Pets for Life addresses the critical lack of accessible and affordable animal welfare services, resources, and information for people and pets in underserved communitwith their people in the United States, Pets for Life addresses the critical lack of accessible and affordable animal welfare services, resources, and information for people and pets in underserved communities.

Vision Statement Kootenai Humane Society is a well - established, local non-profit no - kill animal organization which collaborates with city and county governments, and partners with other non-profit organizations and the community to end animal abuse and create better pet ownership by providing resources, training, programs and education.

From the Petco Foundation — The Petco Foundation joins community efforts to help Denham Springs Animal Shelter flood recovery with matching grant: Even before the flooding, the Denham Springs Animal Shelter in Louisiana had very limited resources.

The legislative committee will serve to unite resources within the veterinary community, animal interest groups, small business advocacy groups, etc., with the goals of providing support for legislative changes that foster animal well - being through Acupressure and Massage as well as insuring the right of qualified individuals to perform their professional services and earn a living.

Her vaccination and infectious disease studies provide the evidence needed to create protocols that protect the health of shelter and free - roaming community cats, always with an eye toward practicality in the resource - scare environment of animal shelters and cat management programs.

«Animals are not resources or property with whom we can do as we please, their lives matter very much, and they should be firmly entrenched in our moral code community.

ARC works with communities that don't have the resources to confront the cruelty themselves, especially when large numbers of suffering animals are involved.

Many communities do not have the resources that we have in our cities to assist with the care of their animals.

The AWC works towards its goals by facilitating alliances with the humane community and professionals in related fields, by providing educational resources for animal advocates, the media, and the general public, and through special AWC sponsored programs.

The Pennsylvania SPCA has all manner of pet - related news and resources, as well as ways to get involved with helping animals in the community.

We work in partnership with other rescues, local & state police, Humane Officers, and Dog Law Enforcement Officers to provide monetary and voluntary resources to support and sponsor local animal programs within our community.

In the early 1990s, concerned with the lack of shelter and resources for the county's cats and dogs, a group of animal lovers in the community began to envision a better solution.

to provide animals with different environments and the Healdsburg community with a beautiful animal resource center

The Jacksonville Humane Society is dedicated to providing the community with valuable programs, services and resources that relate to animal care.

We work closely with other rescue organizations and resources to meet the needs of homeless animals in our community.

It's about sharing knowledge and tools to help address the root causes of overpopulation in individual communities, like sponsoring staff trips to The HSUS's annual Animal Care Expo, helping with vetting costs or connecting shelters with nonprofit resources like Humane Alliance, which teaches organizations how to operate successful high - volume spay / neuter clinics.

King is careful to point out that source and destination shelter partnerships are mutually beneficial — the «pull» of people who want to adopt and the shelters that want to support their communities» desire to rescue pets, and the «push» of shelters with too many animals and too few adopters and resources.

He has a special interest in providing veterinary care to communities of animals with limited financial resources.

Find out how to report animal cruelty, how community cats are protected under the law, and useful contacts and resources to help you work with local authorities to improve the lives of community cats.

• Free training with a professional, which is valuable information you can apply to your own dogs and experiences • Experience in dog handling and care • Community service and experience for your résumé • Readily - available resources on pet ownership and communication • Networking with like - minded individuals who love animals

She played an integral role in helping the Animal Services Office become the nation's largest no - kill open intake animal shelter by developing community policies and programs that promote lifesaving and connect community members with the resources needed to keep their pets safe and heAnimal Services Office become the nation's largest no - kill open intake animal shelter by developing community policies and programs that promote lifesaving and connect community members with the resources needed to keep their pets safe and heanimal shelter by developing community policies and programs that promote lifesaving and connect community members with the resources needed to keep their pets safe and healthy.

Found Animals Foundation Found Animals is a privately funded foundation working with local communities and animal care professionals to provide innovative community - based adoption, spay / neuter, and pet ID programs while offering a wealth of trusted educational resources.

From innovative fundraising and marketing strategies to the latest and greatest efforts in animal care and behavior, each session, discussion and moment will leave you inspired and armed with the information and resources you need to save lives in your community.

Prior to coming to Austin, Lee Ann was the Business Operations Manager at the Fairfax County Animal Shelter in northern Virginia and has over a decade in public service with a focus on connecting the community and government resources.

The Humane Society of Pinellas is not just an adoption center - we are a resource for all things animal welfare and pride ourselves on being able to offer exceptional services, while maintaining our deep - rooted connection with our community.

Volunteers emerge from the training program feeling connected with the resources they need to be successful during RedRover deployments and in helping improve disaster preparedness for animals in their communities.

The Nova Scotia SPCA acknowledges that a lack of humane education regarding animal welfare and reasonable pet ownership, coupled with a high rate of homeless animals, a lack of available veterinary care, poor social resources and struggling economies has resulted in severe animal abuse cases in some remote communities.

Stopping Pet Overpopulation Together (SPOT), a program of the Southern Hope Humane Society, has a mission to reduce the number of animals impounded and killed in Atlanta area animal control facilities by: funding and providing low to no cost spay / neuters for pets of disadvantaged residents of the metro area (targeted geographical areas for spay / neuter programs include the metro Atlanta area and rural communities with no low - cost spay / neuter resources); providing community education / counseling services to individuals regarding the effects of pet overpopulation on the community, the benefits of spay / neuter, tenets of responsible pet guardianship and the importance of pet identification; promoting companion animal adoption.

The Animal Services Office will continue to focus on meeting the community's animal services needs through an expansion of the foster program, improving the customer experience at the shelter, piloting neighborhood - level programs and finding innovative ways to connect community members with resources so that pets may stay in homes whenever posAnimal Services Office will continue to focus on meeting the community's animal services needs through an expansion of the foster program, improving the customer experience at the shelter, piloting neighborhood - level programs and finding innovative ways to connect community members with resources so that pets may stay in homes whenever posanimal services needs through an expansion of the foster program, improving the customer experience at the shelter, piloting neighborhood - level programs and finding innovative ways to connect community members with resources so that pets may stay in homes whenever possible.

Our Animal Resource Center provides free assistance and information to anyone who has a question or problem with their pet or other animals in the community.

«The goal of the Pets for Life program is to form relationships with our neighbors in underserved communities and give them the veterinary care and resources they need to keep their pets for life,» said Meghan Scheibe, Marketing and Public Relations Manager for The Animal Foundation.

«We are grateful to these AKC dog clubs and AKC Reunite for providing us with such a significant resource for our community,» said Robert Fecht, President of Cheyenne Animal Shelter.

Established through the generous support of the Stanton Foundation, the Center for Shelter Dogs provides the animal sheltering community with best practices, training, and the resources needed to improve the welfare of shelter dogs and to help them find the most suitable homes.

Spay / Neuter Services While ACC does not perform spay / neuter surgeries for owned animals, our Community Dog Program can provide dog owners with spay / neuter resources and make appointments with the ASPCA and other partners.

Sterilisation as a means of controlling the community cat population has been carried out by members of the public using their own resources, with support from the Cat Welfare Society's reimbursement scheme and the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animal's sterilisation voucher scheme for the past 7 years.

Pennsylvania: ACCT Philly: (pet food, referrals for low - cost spay / neuter and wellness services) Action for Animals Humane Society: Latrobe (spay / neuter assistance) Animal Care & Assistance Fund (veterinary care assistance) Animal Food Bank of the Lehigh Valley: (pet food for families in need) Animal Friends: Pittsburgh (pet food, spay / neuter assistance) Animal House Project: (pet food for low - income residents of Chester County) The Animal Rescue of Western Pennsylvania (veterinary care assistance) Chester County Pet Food Pantry: Chester, eastern Berks and Montgomery counties (pet food & care assistance) Delaware County SPCA: (spay / neuter and wellness services) Forgotten Cats, Inc.: Willow Grove (spay / neuter and vaccination assistance) Henry's Cupboard at the Brandywine Valley SPCA: West Chester (pet food pantry) Humane Society of Berks County: Reading (pet food and veterinary care assistance) Humane Society of Harrisburg Area: (pet food pantry, low - cost spay / neuter services, wellness clinics, microchipping) Humane Society of Westmoreland County: Greenberg (spay / neuter and vaccination assistance) Red Paw Emergency Relief Team: Philadelphia (emergency assistance including search & rescue, emergency transport, shelter, and veterinary care to animals involved in fires and other residential disasters) Rescue Pet Food Pantry: (provides pet food to 501 (c) 3 rescues to free up financial resources) Sam's Hope: Bucks, Montgomery and Philadelphia counties (pet food and veterinary care assistance for pet owners with demonstrated financial hardship) Spay / Neuter Assistance Program, Inc.: Harrisburg (low - cost spay / neuter) Washington Area Humane Society: Eighty Four (spay / neuter and vaccination assistance, assistance for necessary veterinary medical care) Western Pennsylvania Humane Society: Pittsburgh (spay / neuter assistance, assistance for necessary veterinary medical care Wilkes Barre Animal Hospital: Wilkes Barre (spay / neuter assistance for cats) Pet Pantry of Lancaster County: (pet food, spay / neuter and wellness services, community cat program) Pennsylvania SPCA: Philadelphia (spay / neuter and wellness seAnimals Humane Society: Latrobe (spay / neuter assistance) Animal Care & Assistance Fund (veterinary care assistance) Animal Food Bank of the Lehigh Valley: (pet food for families in need) Animal Friends: Pittsburgh (pet food, spay / neuter assistance) Animal House Project: (pet food for low - income residents of Chester County) The Animal Rescue of Western Pennsylvania (veterinary care assistance) Chester County Pet Food Pantry: Chester, eastern Berks and Montgomery counties (pet food & care assistance) Delaware County SPCA: (spay / neuter and wellness services) Forgotten Cats, Inc.: Willow Grove (spay / neuter and vaccination assistance) Henry's Cupboard at the Brandywine Valley SPCA: West Chester (pet food pantry) Humane Society of Berks County: Reading (pet food and veterinary care assistance) Humane Society of Harrisburg Area: (pet food pantry, low - cost spay / neuter services, wellness clinics, microchipping) Humane Society of Westmoreland County: Greenberg (spay / neuter and vaccination assistance) Red Paw Emergency Relief Team: Philadelphia (emergency assistance including search & rescue, emergency transport, shelter, and veterinary care to animals involved in fires and other residential disasters) Rescue Pet Food Pantry: (provides pet food to 501 (c) 3 rescues to free up financial resources) Sam's Hope: Bucks, Montgomery and Philadelphia counties (pet food and veterinary care assistance for pet owners with demonstrated financial hardship) Spay / Neuter Assistance Program, Inc.: Harrisburg (low - cost spay / neuter) Washington Area Humane Society: Eighty Four (spay / neuter and vaccination assistance, assistance for necessary veterinary medical care) Western Pennsylvania Humane Society: Pittsburgh (spay / neuter assistance, assistance for necessary veterinary medical care Wilkes Barre Animal Hospital: Wilkes Barre (spay / neuter assistance for cats) Pet Pantry of Lancaster County: (pet food, spay / neuter and wellness services, community cat program) Pennsylvania SPCA: Philadelphia (spay / neuter and wellness seanimals involved in fires and other residential disasters) Rescue Pet Food Pantry: (provides pet food to 501 (c) 3 rescues to free up financial resources) Sam's Hope: Bucks, Montgomery and Philadelphia counties (pet food and veterinary care assistance for pet owners with demonstrated financial hardship) Spay / Neuter Assistance Program, Inc.: Harrisburg (low - cost spay / neuter) Washington Area Humane Society: Eighty Four (spay / neuter and vaccination assistance, assistance for necessary veterinary medical care) Western Pennsylvania Humane Society: Pittsburgh (spay / neuter assistance, assistance for necessary veterinary medical care Wilkes Barre Animal Hospital: Wilkes Barre (spay / neuter assistance for cats) Pet Pantry of Lancaster County: (pet food, spay / neuter and wellness services, community cat program) Pennsylvania SPCA: Philadelphia (spay / neuter and wellness services)

Rhode Island: Hands That Heal RI: (pet food assistance for elderly / low - income families, connecting those in need with resources for short & long term veterinary care, low - cost immunizations, low - cost spay / neuter) Humane Association of Northwestern Rhode Island: Pascoag (spay / neuter assistance) Providence Animal Rescue League: Providence (spay / neuter assistance) Rhode Island Community Spay / Neuter Clinic: low cost spay / neuter for dogs & cats Rhode Island Veterinary Medical Association: Statewide (spay / neuter assistance, assistance for necessary veterinary medical care) RIVMA Companion Animal Foundation: veterinary care assistance Volunteer Services for Animals: Providence (spay / neuter assistance)

The Equine and Bovine Center, along with the Companion Animal Clinic and the Diagnostic Pathology Center, represent a complete resource for training future veterinarians and providing veterinary healthcare onsite and in the community.

For Animals is dedicated to eliminating companion animal homelessness, engaging our larger community as vital and active participants in this shared social and ethical responsibility, and providing that community with the resources and education necessary to achieve these goals together.

So if you're an under - funded, understaffed, open - admission municipal shelter overwhelmed with the throngs of unwanted pets your community continually dumps at your doorstep (as opposed to limited or closed admission shelters that can pick and choose the animals they take in), and you have no additional resources at your disposal, then the odds of being able to implement lifesaving programs isn't favorable.