Sentences with phrase «because euthanasia of these animals»

Just because euthanasia of these animals is reduced does not mean they have left the sheltering system.

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Singer was more responsible than anyone else for making the term «speciesism» known, beginning in 1975 with his highly influential book Animal Liberation and continuing with his widely professed proposal that so - called human non-persons can be killed (infanticide or non-voluntary euthanasia) because of their «lower» moral status.

«Research showed that the animals with the highest euthanasia rate were orphaned healthy kittens under the age of 8 - weeks, simply because they had no one to take care of them overnight,» explains Jenny Bonomini, Nursery Manager.

Finally, this entire process just perpetuates the pet overpopulation problem and the continued euthanasia of many good dogs and cats because there are not enough good homes in which to place these animals.

«If people knew they were killing animals this way because they wanted to make budget cuts, I'm sure there would be a public outcry to spend the money for a more humane method of euthanasia.»

Current thinking says that euthanasia is warranted for less than one percent of all animals entering a shelter, because of modern veterinary science and ways to preserve quality of life through palliative and hospice care.

Rude Ranch's mission is to find permanent loving homes for adoptable animals placed under our care; to provide a safe haven and rehabilitation to feral and neglected animals rescued from abusive situations; and to put an end to needless euthanasia because of pet overpopulation.

We are dedicated to rescuing dogs and cats left homeless for whatever reason — animals in public shelters where they are at high risk of euthanasia due to pet overpopulation, animals given up by their owners because of difficult circumstances, and those in danger of abuse or neglect.

Relocation programs can be the key to ending the needless euthanasia of adoptable animals because of shelter overcrowding.

Because we are an operating animal shelter and our animal care staff are also responsible for managing the care of our shelter animals, we can not always accommodate owner present euthanasia services.

Perhaps now is the time for government to take on the added responsibility for the euthanasia of animals, because many pet owners do not realize their responsibility to spay or neuter their pets.The facts show that the West Volusia Humane Society is giving the taxpayer a good price for doing an unpopular job (euthanasia)

The floor plan also could help reduce the high turnover of staff workers and volunteers at the shelter, which eventually euthanizes unwanted animals, because the euthanasia room won't be in full view of everyone, Thorp said.

We have built innovative programs to save ALL of the other animals at risk of euthanasia from AAC, and because of that, there are currently no cats, kittens, puppies, small breed dogs, or friendly large dogs in the city of Austin being euthanized due to lack of space.

Although the ultimate goal of the Humane Society is to operate as a «no - kill» facility, humane euthanasia is still currently performed at the animal shelter simply because more animals are turned over to us than are adopted.

Private practitioners should also consider performing pediatric spay / neuter because of the many medical advantages and to help reduce the euthanasia of unwanted animals.

Because of you, JARR is able to find permanent homes for the homeless, save animals from euthanasia, sickness, and abuse while simultaneously helping responsible pet owners keep their pets and unite seniors with forever companions.

To find loving, permanent homes for any adoptable animal placed under our care; to provide a safe haven and rehabilitation to feral and neglected cats rescued from abusive situations; and to put an end to needless euthanasia because of pet overpopulation.

Distemper is often fatal in rescue dogs and puppies, not only because of the ravages of the disease as it progresses to neurological impacts but because shelters are often not equipped to quarantine sick animals and must resort to euthanasia to stop the spread among the population.

We have a commitment to reserve euthanasia only for situations involving animals that can not be safely handled — either because of aggression or contagious disease, or in situations where the animal is suffering and a reasonable level of treatment would not be effective.

We are dedicated to rescuing cats left homeless for whatever reason — cats in municipal shelters where they are at high risk of euthanasia due to animal overpopulation, abandoned and homeless strays, cats surrendered by their owners because of difficult circumstances, and those in danger of abuse or neglect.

National euthanasia statistics are difficult to pinpoint because animal care and control agencies are not uniformly required to keep statistics on the number of animals taken in, adopted, euthanized or...

They neglect to note that a large number of these animals are either surrendered by their owners for euthanasia because they are old and sick, seriously injured, or dangerously aggressive; that many of the dogs euthanized are unidentified, unclaimed strays that are too old, sick, injured or aggressive to be placed in new homes; and many of the cats euthanized are feral animals that were never owned but were trapped and impounded because they have become nuisances.

«Many shelters have seen drastically reduced euthanasia rates and increased adoption and rescue rates because of the visibility their animals get now that they were never able to before.»

Shelter Manager Gloria Thomas said some animals, because of injury, illness or temperament, still may face euthanasia.

You can get help with emergency or other care for your dog from a number of organizations established to prevent your having to give up your companion animal or choose euthanasia because you can not afford expensive veterinary treatment.

Early in his career, he was helping 50 local rescue groups as their supervising veterinarian, where he saw many shelters and rescues give up because of lack of money to survive — and where euthanasia was the only option to control a population of homeless animals.

«And each time we are forced to perform euthanasia because there aren't enough homes for the animals, a little bit of us dies, too.»

Sometimes it took an hour for animals to die because of untrained staff and improper «euthanasia» techniques.

Using logistics and proven theories of supply and demand, relocation can be the key to ending the needless euthanasia of animals because of lack of kennel space.

As the petition explains, most of these animals are not so sick or injured that euthanasia seems like the only humane option; the majority of these animals are deemed healthy and are euthanized simply because there is not enough room at the shelter to house them all.

Shelters also tend to lump together all shelter deaths regardless of the reason for euthanasia, even though their data would be of far greater statistical value if categorized, for example, as: 1) owner requested due to health, temperament or old age; 2) shelter mandated because the animal was judged too sick or too dangerous to be rehabilitated and placed; 3) and, shelter mandated because insufficient resources existed to continue maintaining an animal even though it was healthy and adoptable.

Because of you we are able to get closer to ending euthanasia as a means of overpopulation control and save animal lives all over Arizona.

In fact, gas chambers in the whole country are almost a thing of the past, thanks to efforts by national and local animal organizations, including The HSUS, which have worked to get rid of them for the euthanasia of dogs and cats because they don't provide a humane death.

While euthanasia rates have been decreasing, there are still thousands of cats who never leave — thousands of loving animals who are killed simply because there are not enough homes to go around.

Reasons for the downturn in euthanasia rates is likely due to better animal recovery because of microchip technology, fewer animals being surrendered, as well as higher overall adoption rates.

Although some animals are selected for euthanasia because of age, medical conditions, or behavioral issues that make them unsuitable for adoption, about 2.4 million of those euthanized were adoption ready.

Most of these dogs are elderly and sometimes ill and come from various shelters and animal rescues across the United States — places from which they are unlikely to be adopted because of their advanced age and thus where they face a high risk of euthanasia.

The dedicated team at SAFE (Saving Animals From Euthanasia) Animal Rescue provide shelter and rehoming options for animals who are due to be euthanized because of their injuries, diseases, or long stay in other shAnimals From Euthanasia) Animal Rescue provide shelter and rehoming options for animals who are due to be euthanized because of their injuries, diseases, or long stay in other shanimals who are due to be euthanized because of their injuries, diseases, or long stay in other shelters.

Long - term warehousing or hoarding of unadoptable animals because a shelter or rescue simply opposes euthanasia is irresponsible and cruel, but that's the extreme end of no - kill done wrong.

One of the loudest defenders of traditional shelter euthanasia is PeTA, a group that identifies itself as a leading animal «protection» organization, yet seems to have no problem condoning and participating in the senseless murder of healthy and treatable companion animals simply because they're homeless.

Under the bill before euthanizing an animal, the manager of the animal shelter would be required to certify that the holding period for the animal has expired and that there is no «reasonable alternative» to euthanasia because (1) there are «no empty cages, kennels or other living environments in the shelter suitable for the animal»; (2) a foster home is not available through another municipal or private animal shelter or Rhode Island incorporated animal organization; and (3) another municipal or private animal shelter or Rhode Island incorporated animal organization is unwilling to accept the animal.