Perhaps that's
because hundreds of thousands of the animals can be injured by them each year.
Not exact matches
«We hypothesized this
because Neanderthals had been living in Central Asia and Europe for
hundreds of thousands of years before our recent ancestors ever reached these areas — and thus had likely adapted to the distinct environmental aspects
of these regions, compared to Africa, in terms
of climate, plants and
animals, and pathogens.»
Because we've served
hundreds of thousands of pets in our area, the
animals who end up in the shelter system now are far more likely to be healthy, micro-chipped, and already spayed or neutered than when we first began our work in the community.
The sale
of animals online, from pet stores and unethical breeders underpins an overbreeding crisis which is resulting in
hundreds of thousands of needy
animals being euthanised every year simply
because there aren't enough good homes for them.