Sentences with phrase «as rural shelters»

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We'll look at rural, mid-sized and fully urban metropolitan areas as well as shelter - centric and community - based models.

When the shelter is built, there will be room for as many as 100 animals - or some animals could live out their lives on the 14 - acre rural haven.

Since taking over as Michigan State Veterinarian last year, James Averill, DVM, PhD, has made huge changes in the Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development (MDARD's) companion animal programs, particularly in enforcing regulations in poor - performing animal shelters in the state.

It is these same puppies and kittens that often end up in shelters and as strays or ferals in our more urban and rural communities.

(for example the same food is fed to 6 lb dogs as tpo 100; lb dogs) That is what you find in many rural WV shelters.

Question: Hello I run a non profit cat adoption center in rural Ohio We have never tested for FIV or FLV as our original charter was to be a no kill shelter.

In his travels, Scott also visits small, rural shelters, such as one in Butler, MO..

As a tribute to her, Chloe's SOS Fund was established to specifically assist senior dogs in rural shelters.

In addition to her passion for shelter medicine and animal advocacy, every summer she can be found volunteering with HSVMA Field Services (formerly known as RAVS), providing free veterinary care and education to under - served, rural communities.

It has helped countless animals that might have been euthanized at rural shelters in north Florida, as well those pets in a clinic serving lower - income pet owners.

These dogs are usually found in rural shelters at the end of hunting season as some hunters abandon them to fend for themselves once they are no longer needed.

He was rescued as an adolescent from a rural shelter that was being closed down, and all the dogs were at risk of being euthanized.

Since jumping into the no - kill movement as a volunteer for Best Friends in 1994, I have been involved in just about all aspects of our work to end shelter killing, including pulling together a statewide coalition in Utah, a citywide coalition in Los Angeles, a mobile spay / neuter program that roamed the rural reaches of Utah, super adoptions, local and national fundraising efforts, legislative campaigns, a national conference and, of course, shelter rescue.

As we pulled into the facility, an animal control truck was offloading seven dogs transferred from a rural shelter to make room for strays.

Dr. Elizabeth Berliner, the director of Maddie's Shelter Medicine Program at the Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine as well as a consultant and lead veterinarian for the Humane Society Veterinary Medical Association's Field Services program, which facilitates mobile spay / neuter and preventive medicine clinics in rural areas of the U.S. to communities without access to routine veterinary care, reviews her recommendations for any family considering the adoption of a sheltShelter Medicine Program at the Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine as well as a consultant and lead veterinarian for the Humane Society Veterinary Medical Association's Field Services program, which facilitates mobile spay / neuter and preventive medicine clinics in rural areas of the U.S. to communities without access to routine veterinary care, reviews her recommendations for any family considering the adoption of a sheltershelter pet.

Our mission is to be the model for both rural and urban shelters; we reunite, rescue, shelter and secure permanent homes for adoptable companion animals and livestock; we support a healthy and responsible pet community as well as advocate for responsible pet ownership; we fight the pet overpopulation problem; and we protect the community by managing the epidemiological risks and enforcing the laws and ordinances pertaining to the animals.

Waco and McLennan County have problems to address, but they also have successes to celebrate, including the creation of a countywide rural transit system and an animal shelter on the verge of achieving no - kill status, even as a $ 2.5 million overhaul awaits.

Members of the HSNC also volunteer at the City Shelter, transport and foster animals for the City Shelter, and, both collectively and individually, do as much as possible to help the animals within their local, rural community of about 40,000 people.

It is these same puppies and kittens that often end up in shelters and as strays or ferals in our urban and rural communities.

Some Asian temples will give shelter to travelers in need, especially in remote areas where there's no other accommodation, such as mountains and rural areas with no towns.

Some were active members of the armed forces, having volunteered or been conscripted into service; others were interned in labor or refugee camps; more were forced to flee, taking shelter in neutral countries, hiding in mountainous or rural areas, or relocating to New York, as was the case with a number of European artists in exile.