Sentences with phrase «by caretakers»

Medical treatment can be provided as necessary and as requested by the caretaker in consultation with the veterinarian.

They are returned back to their familiar habitat and are cared for and monitored by their caretaker.

A child is more than 800 times more likely to be killed by their caretaker than by a Pit Bull.

A good quality of dry and canned food as well as fresh water will be provided in sheltered and protected areas and maintained by the caretaker in charge.

Family members may claim their loved one was manipulated by the caretaker or lacked the mental capacity to make important decisions.

This can be sexual exploitation by a caretaker, particularly if the patient's private parts are displayed — even if the images themselves aren't necessarily intended to be of a sexual nature.

Age of onset is usually reported by the caretaker.

With the home fans expecting relegation to be confirmed and confused by caretaker manager Eric Black's team selection, they had little to cheer as they faithfully filed in to Villa Park.

Megan Ann Hoechstetter, 42, was charged Monday with 20 misdemeanor counts of keeping an animal without proper care and two misdemeanor counts of animal abuse by a caretaker, according to the Orange County district attorney's office.

However, there is a growing movement that gentle handling with the least amount of restraint is beneficial for pets and this is being increasingly used by caretakers of zoo animals and veterinarians.

Food and shelter are then provided by caretakers for the rest of their natural lives.

And the monasteries themselves, once the centers of the Orthodox faith in the Holy Land, had become empty shells, staffed by a caretaker monk or two.

With the home fans expecting relegation to be confirmed and confused by caretaker manager Eric Black's team selection, they had little to cheer as...

Cat's Cradle has been a leader in pro-active, targeted spay / neuter since 2005, helping to alter approximately 2,000 cats and kittens each year, including Trap - Neuter - Return for colonies managed by caretakers.

Alvord noticed that when patients felt cared for and respected by their caretakers, they seemed to do better during and after operations.

Any attempt to relocate them will mean confining them in their new home for weeks while they build confidence that resources will be sufficiently provided by the caretaker.

Those remaining community cats that are beyond socializing are returned to the area they were found and are then fed, sheltered and protected by caretakers to the best of their ability.

The St. James Church colony site includes a litter box station, which is cleaned regularly by the caretakers when they feed the cats.

She is a young girl, «taken» into the harem of a powerful king and «commanded» by her caretaker Mordecai not to reveal her Jewish identity.

Diego Costa and Cesc Fabregas, who was recalled by caretaker manager Steve Holland, were notably targeted by the Stamford Bridge faithful as they were substituted midway through the second half.

Pena was allowed to leave Rangers on loan by caretaker boss Graeme Murty, but could be back at Ibrox six months earlier than planned.

They'll be led at Old Trafford today by caretaker manager Darren Moore.

He said a new election that was conducted by the Caretaker Committee at the instance of the national body brought him in as the new chairman of the union in the state with a mandate to serve his full tenure.

This is unsurprising when you consider the point at which Corbyn's campaign really took off: when all three other candidates opted to toe the party line, as mandated by caretaker leader Harriet Harman, and abstain from voting on the second reading of the government's welfare bill.

The council bosses in a statement signed by Caretaker Chairmen of Iwa LCDA and Oorelope Local Government Area, Sulaimon Ajani and Okunlade Samuel respectively on behalf of their colleagues, noted that contrary to Shittu's claim, APC under the leadership of Governor Abiola Ajimobi «has continued to wax stronger and has become the only hope for the masses in the state as a result of the visionary leadership provided by the governor».

Advocacy groups have generally been supportive of the legislation, though the father of a 13 - year - old autistic boy smothered to death by a caretaker has criticized the legislation for not being more proactive.

The reform is contained within the budget bill for 2013 agreed upon by the caretaker government of Mario Monti on Tuesday night, and comes on top of proposed major budget cuts at Italy's government institutes, announced in July but not yet implemented.

Still, she and Behnke agree that questionnaires completed by caretakers or family members may give subjective results.

When they arrive, Minnie is nowhere to be found, as they are greeted by a caretaker named Bob (Demian Bichir), hangman Oswaldo Mobray (Tim Roth), cow - puncher Joe Gage (Michael Madsen) and Confederate General Sanford Smithers (Bruce Dern), and they all quickly realize that the blizzard may be the least of their problems.

In the early stages of dementia, his mind continues to decline, as he must be reminded by caretakers in the nursing home where he lives.

Without its trucks, minivans, and now cars, the wasting of Dodge gathers speed, the way once upon a not so distant time ago Plymouth played out the clock being gradually smothered by its caretakers.

His natural behaviour had to be trained by his caretakers as well, so the adopted scaly anteater is taken on walks twice a day in forested areas.

Our exoskeleton will do this by supporting the dog's weight, moving the hind limbs at specified speeds and ranges of motion determined by the caretaker, and allow for variable support and movement based on the dog's stage of recovery!

We believe pets are much beloved family members and as such should be treated gently and compassionately by their caretakers.

Called Trap - Neuter - Return (TNR), this humane and effective alternative involves spaying or neutering feral cats, then returning them to their colonies were they are looked after and fed by caretakers.

While it's generally acknowledged that more than half of kittens born «in the wild» don't survive into adulthood, [3] kittens born into managed colonies (a fairly common occurrence early on) are often adopted by caretakers or homes found through local rescue organizations.

Once he had been examined and vaccinated by our caretaker staff, he moved in with mama cat Morticia and her kitten Pugsley.

The cats are fed and often looked after by caretakers.

It includes information about responsible pet ownership, and the needs of pets which must be met by their caretakers.

Adoption by Caretaker.

Feral Cat Spay / Neuter Project Seattle / Lynnwood WA 206-528-8125 Free testing, vaccinations, and spay / neuter for feral cats brought by caretakers.

Faced with the massive task of tracking them, we created an online system which relies on remote data entry by caretakers.

Mark is appointed by the Caretaker's of Animals To be the Leader of rescuing animals with love and respect!

All the data entered by all your caretakers is cumulated into a spreadsheet which your program administrators can download.

Father Lino Gonsalves, the priest from the church, is still holding his position that the cats must go away, and he's removing food put out by caretakers near the locked courtyard fence in an effort to starve them out.

The owner was dying of cancer and the blue and white puppy was being mistreated by the caretakers.