Sentences with phrase «at being adopted»

You want to play with your cat anyway — so why not give a shelter cat a better chance at being adopted while you're at it?

This site gives adoptable animals national exposure and a chance at being adopted into loving homes.

But since these new displays are based on existing and relatively cheap LCD technology, they should have a better chance at being adopted.

«Daisy was transported from the South to New York to have a better shot at being adopted.

He went from a 2 year old boy that could have had a great chance at being adopted on age alone to a 7 year old and considered not a highly adoptable dog any longer.

City Dogs Rescue is a non-profit that takes in dogs from overcrowded, high - kill shelters and gives them a second chance at being adopted into a loving home.

Our hope is that, by providing this vital dental treatment, senior dogs will have an increased chance at being adopted.

Charlie was sitting at animal control with a huge tumor that prevented him from having any chance at being adopted.

The story of this haul was covered by both the Miami Herald Retired greyhounds get a chance at being adopted and also by KYW 3 Local Dog Rescue Organization Seeks Philadelphia - Area Adopters

-LSB-...] Emily Huh wrote an interesting post today on Texas Shelter Goes Green To Promote Better Environment For Cats... Here's a quick excerptThe new Dallas Animal Services and Adoption Center is earth - friendly and hopes these â $ œgreenâ $ practices will help the animals at the shelter get a better chance at being adopted.

The new Dallas Animal Services and Adoption Center is earth - friendly and hopes these «green» practices will help the animals at the shelter get a better chance at being adopted.

These animals have zero chances at being adopted.

Shelter enrichment (pet beds and toys) helps reduce the stress and anxiety often felt by shelter animals — so their true personalities can shine through to potential adopters — and that helps give them a better chance at being adopted!

He was picked to be a part of the Shelter Partners for Pit Bulls program (aka The Pit Crew), where volunteers, staff, and trainers worked together to give a select group of pit bulls a better chance at being adopted.