Sentences with phrase «breed needs a group»

However, every breed needs a group whose sole focus is breed health.

Not exact matches

Proceeds from this year's event will benefit the International Arts and Philanthropy Foundation and Breed Life, a group that aims to facilitate the donation of human organs to people in need.

They will give rise to new doctrines, as group interests change, but Christianity will breed true to itself because it will be developed by groups of Christians whose needs and satisfactions are of the same general type.7

And even Marino would agree that releasing dolphins bred in captivity would be signing their death warrant; dolphins need social groups to survive, and captive dolphins are not used to dealing with predators or getting food.

Be the know - it - all animal lover in your group of friends with this brand's app offerings that teach you all you need to know about dog breeds, cats, rabbits, and rodents.

One need only look at the number of breed - specific rescue groups to see the answer.

Just make sure you fully understand this breed's needs; too many impulse buyers acquire Eskies without having a real understanding of what goes into owning these dogs, with the end result of many American Eskimo puppies ending up in rescue groups and shelters.

There are a wide variety of shelters and rescue groups in the Chicago area, some specializing in specific breeds, ages, or species, while others accept any pet in need.

If you want a special breed, you can still check the shelters (full - breeds are in pounds all the time), but you may need to find a rescue facility that caters to that breed.Some rescue groups have no brick - and - mortar kennel.

He feels no need to watch Group or Best in Show, or cheer for his breed in group because he doesn't like the winners and what will he lGroup or Best in Show, or cheer for his breed in group because he doesn't like the winners and what will he lgroup because he doesn't like the winners and what will he learn?

However, dog breeds in the Sporting, Hound, and Herding groups are very high energy animals and you will need to have enough time to provide them with more intensive exercise.

Established in 2008 by a group of volunteers who felt the need for a breed specific rescue in Scotland this charity rescue and rehome both pets and working Springers.

Then a small group of pit bull fanciers decided that their «Grand Old Breed» needed full American Kennel Club recognition in order to distance itself from its baiting / fighting heritage.

One need look no further than to the tragic events that transpired in late July at a formerly state licensed commercial canine breeding facility in Maxatawny Township to realize what happens when the power of special interest groups over-influence publicly elected officials.Â

Each breed within each breed type won't fit these descriptions exactly, but you should now get the idea and understand how to go about grouping the dog breeds for your needs.

It has been a long and difficult uphill climb by local animal advocates to convince county government officials of the necessity of both an outside group to run the shelter, and the need for a new building to replace the current shelter which is an outdated breeding ground for many problems.

We work with all - breed rescues as well as breed specific groups to move dogs in need on to groups that can help prepare them for their new homes.

If there is any compassion at all for the animals bred and raised under these miserable conditions, we need to stop buying puppies from pet stores and instead adopt from local humane societies / shelters or rescue groups.

Or, if you are looking for a particular breed that isn't available at a shelter, go online to find a breed - specific rescue group in need of adopters like you.

Financial assistance from one or more of RADAR's funds, together with the participation of a rescue group, saves the lives of dogs who otherwise would most likely be put to sleep in rural shelters: older dogs, black dogs, special - needs dogs and medical - needs dogs, regardless of breed.

Philanthropist Dwight Lowell and his wife, Kimberly, have endowed the Lowell Fund, a grant program intended to assist shelters and rescue groups help dogs who are large, of mixed breed, of the pit bull type, and large senior dogs who have been abused, neglected or otherwise are in need.

We work closely with placement partners, breed specific rescues and other groups in Wichita, throughout Kansas, and across the country to find positive outcomes for animals needing alternative placements.

If you have a favorite dog breed, find a breed - specific rescue group in need of donations.

The characteristics noted about this group of 60 breeds need close attention because they are the breeds at greatest risk.

But this is really not about those groups — but instead about the need to alleviate puppy mills, and commercial breeding.

We will work with shelters for the purpose of finding homes for dogs, notify responsible rescue groups when we learn of dogs of their breed that are in need and help develop and maintain a working, sharing community of all area rescue groups.

If you like mixed - breed dogs and you want to do your part to help dogs in need, then get your dog from a reputable shelter or rescue group.

Many animals with medical needs receive treatment and are adopted out or are transferred to breed specific rescue groups.

You need to know that some groups will take only purebreds, while others will rescue dogs who even have a little bit of the requisite breed in their bloodline, so it will take a little bit of research to find what you want if you are only willing to accept a purebred.

Follow this link to the Austin Animal Center for listings of approved partner rescue groups for all breeds of dogs, cats, and even guinea pigs!Adopt a pet, search for lost animals, rescue or foster pets in need.

Rescue groups exist all over the country to serve the needs of homeless purebred and mixed - breed animals.

If there is any compassion at all for the animals bred and raised under these miserable conditions then we need to STOP BUYING puppies and all other products from pet stores and instead adopt from local humane societies / shelters or rescue groups.

NAIA hails the work of breed - specific and species - specific rescue groups and individuals who provide foster homes, transportation, and care for animals in need.

Or if you prefer a particular breed that isn't currently available at a shelter, go online to find a legitimate breed - specific rescue group in need of adopters like you.

If you are looking for a certain breed, breed - specific rescue groups are available to show you purebreds that are also in need of loving homes.

Skaduwee's Totally Taboo finished her Canadian Championship in style on April 1st, 2011 at the Norfolk Kennel Club Show - She won Best of Breed, Group 2nd, and a Best Puppy in Group (5 points though she only needed 2)... all at just 11 months of age.

Also takes in other breeds and mixed breeds from other rescue groups when the need arises.

The group's mission is to protect homeless, abandoned and mistreated Great Danes and other dog breeds within our volunteer care organization; to work with area animal shelters and humane societies in rescue efforts to help place adoptable animals into safe, loving, forever homes; and to educate people about spay / neuter and the need for sterilization of all pets, proper health care of a pet, nutritional requirements, socialization and training.

If you need a referral to another breed - specific rescue group, please check the American Kennel Club's website.

As is the case with breed rescue groups all across the country, there are so many dogs that need a home, and far too few foster spaces to take them in.

Even if you think there is a ready market for your very special breed I recommend checking with the rescue group for your breed, just to be sure that your puppies won't be pushing a deserving dog out of a needed home.

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Husky Rescue S.A. Husky Rescue S.A. is a group of people devoted to the rehabilitation of Huskies of all breeds abandoned, neglected and people needing to re home them.

Animal League America Rescue Coordinator Karla Agostinello and Rescue Associate Ted Moriates, both of whom made the long roundtrip drive to Oklahoma to rescue the group of canines which consisted of Yorkshire Terriers, Corgis, Chihuahuas, Dachshunds, Poodles, a Shar Pei, and other innocent breeds in dire need of saving, said without the support of our generous donors these poor dogs would likely face bleak futures.

I am hosting an Online Arbonne Party with a portion of my sales being donated to Birch Haven Rescue & Rehabilitation Services, a wonderful Giant Canine Breed & Equine rescue group in Ottawa area focusing on those with special needs (http://www.birchhaven….org/)!

You've probably heard us refer to the final savable group not in need of hospice; medium to large breed dogs with behavior challenges.

Advocacy groups please work hard to get the signatures you need because if we do not step up this dog breed will continue to be punished!!!

And different breeds within each pet group vary as to their needs, also.

Younger pups and certain breeds (herding or working groups in particular) need more activity.

We use that list to match you with dogs in need from local rescue groups to your specifications — our system takes into account your location, the age / size / breed of dog you can foster, and more to make a good match before contacting you with opportunities.