Sentences with phrase «at adoption events so»

If your schedule allows, we ask that you stay at adoption events so you, the person who knows the dog best, can talk to potential adopters.

Also, it is important that the animals are at adoption events so potential adopters can meet them.

Not exact matches

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We already had 3 cats at home, and I was a little concerned about introducing Meika to them, but she showed no interest in the cats that were at the adoption event, so I thought she and the cats would work things out on their own.

Our sweet Momma just doesn't seem to get noticed at adoption event, she so deserves to be, perhaps because shes so quiet and polite.

The branch will provide an essential cat adoption service in Coleraine and the surrounding area and a recruitment event is being held at the Sandel Centre in Knocklynn Road, Coleraine on Monday 22 November at 7 pm, so that cat - loving local people can find out more about getting involved.

Those interested to donated in - kind goods are encouraged to do so at any Paws and Prayers adoption event, or at the Chapel Hill PetSmart in Paws for Prayers» name.

However, Christie, I think the reason people are so concerned about proper screening at all adoption events is the very chance of an animal being adopted for nefarious (horrible) reasons is just unacceptable.

«We are so excited to be hosting this event with the Montreal SPCA and to inform the public regarding facts and myths related to Pit bull type dogs, while at the same time promoting some of the incredible dogs we have available for adoption,» said Irina Daminoiu, President and Founder of Pit - Stop Montreal.

She had failed to get little dogs at previous adoption events, so this time she arrived with an application already filled out.

Friends for Life is so grateful to Nibblers Catering for donating their product and services for both our ground breaking ceremony, and our grand opening event at our new adoption center location.

Rescues and sanctuaries (some of which are foster - based) may not have regular on - site adoption hours, so look for their weekly or monthly adoption events, such as at large chain pet stores like Petco and PetSmart.

At our adoption events we always need help with: - Setting up for adoptions - Introducing adoptable dogs to the public - Answering questions and educating people so they may find their perfect match!

We simply couldn't exist without the help of our wonderful volunteers, who assess dogs at shelters, drive dogs to the vet, foster, transport dogs to adopters, organize adoption events, fundraise, read adoption applications, conduct phone interviews and home safety checks, update our website, respond to calls and emails... and so much more.

We see so many pet kisses at our adoption events, we've collected some of our favorites.

So, now you can BE OUR SUPERHERO by saving a cat & saving our world at our next big adoption event!

So, RECAP: • Email [email protected] with your order • Complete PayPal purchase by Tuesday, April 17th at 8 pm • Pick up T - shirt at upcoming adoption event, on April 21st, 22nd, or 28th • ROCK IT!

Ginger's Pet Rescue has a broad range of volunteer opportunities including assisting at adoption events, walking dogs, transporting dogs, helping plan and organize fundraising events, and so much more.

A: The first step is to fill in our adoption application so that we can invite you to meet the dogs in our care at an upcoming adoption event or by appointment depending on when the dog or puppy is ready for a new home, once you have your puppy with you I recommend to get the litter box to keep dogs out from eating cat's food.

Applicants must be at least 21 years of age and the head of household (If you are not the head of household, the head of household must be a co-applicant and must come to the adoption event so we are able to confirm that the homeowner / person named on the lease is okay with the adoption).

Please do not just show up at an adoption event and expect to adopt a dog that day - we need time to review your application ahead of time, which is why we ask that you submit your application ahead of time so you don't miss out on the dog you are hoping to adopt while you wait for your application to be reviewed.

Transportation to adoption events at least 2x per month, or willingness to communicate in advance so we can arrange transportation

So clean out your linen closet and donate clean items for the cats to lay on, donate any money that you can, host a casual Friday day at work and ask everyone to pay $ 3 - 5 for the privilege and then donate that to your local shelter, drop off food or other supplies (call to find out what they need), offer to transport shelter cats to adoption events or the veterinary clinic, offer to help with adoptions or fundraisers or even to sit with the shelter cats and give them love, open your home to provide foster care... the ideas are endless.

Mia (died May 21, 2009) Sweet, happy Mia was shy at adoption events, so no one saw her true bubbly personality except her foster mom.

You'll be expected to attend at least one adoption event per month so fosters must live within 50 miles of the Twin Cities.

Surrounded by other adoptable dogs and people at an adoption event, she was so incredibly calm and allowed everyone to pet her while she laid peacefully near her volunteer.

Cookie was going to be available for adoption this weekend but Ginger doesn't want her around the other dogs in the kennel or at the adoption event because she is looking out for their best interest, so we are going to keep Cookie until she is feeling better.