Sentences with phrase «by overcrowded animal shelters»

Spaying or neutering your pet prevents unwanted litters and eases the burden faced by overcrowded animal shelters.

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FILE - In this Dec. 18 photo provided by the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, ASPCA, shows Melissa Morgan, a kennel attendant and adoption counselor holding Josie, a terrier / poodle mix, about 4 - 5 years old arriving at St. Hubert's Animal Welfare Center in Madison, N.J. Josie was one of the last of 45 Tennessee dogs to be adopted, after the dogs were rounded up at overcrowded shelters in Tennessee and brought to St. Hubert's, which had enough open kennels for all the dogs.

Our city and county shelters are often overcrowded and underfunded leaving animal control personnel with the grim task of disposing of unwanted animals by euthanizing them.

Shelter - To - Shelter (FOCAS *) Transfer Program: The transfer program is an expansion of RCHS's ongoing work to help other shelters by preventing overcrowding and protecting at - risk animals.

«Many family pets are lost, stolen, picked up by animal control and taken to overcrowded city and county animal shelters when, all along, had they had some form of ID on them, they could have easily been returned to their owners.»

Our goal is to keep animals out of the overcrowded shelter environment by helping to keep animals with their loving families.

We also hope to help decrease pet over population, shelter overcrowding, and animal euthanasia at shelters due to space by providing an affordable, yet high quality, pet sterilization service.

You'll prepare an animal for adoption into a permanent home and help prevent overcrowding in our shelter by offering your time, energy and home to an animal in need.

By offering your home to an animal in need, you prepare an animal for adoption into a permanent home as well as DIRECTLY SAVING LIVES by fostering animals from our overcrowded shelterBy offering your home to an animal in need, you prepare an animal for adoption into a permanent home as well as DIRECTLY SAVING LIVES by fostering animals from our overcrowded shelterby fostering animals from our overcrowded shelters.

also established animal transporting programs that have saved thousands of lives by moving animals from overcrowded and overwhelmed shelters to Atlanta where these animals were able to be adopted into loving homes.

Through her rescue work, Ellen has formed strong alliances with multiple other rescues and no kill organizations outside the Los Angeles area, and through these collaborations it has been possible to save more lives by getting the animals out of L.A.'s overcrowded, high kill shelter system, and into safe and reputable rescues in a less overpopulated areas.

We are committed to reduce the amount of animals killed daily in overcrowded shelters by providing programs to help.

And, yet local shelters remain overcrowded with unwanted animals, and communities continue to be frustrated by stray pets posing both health and safety concerns.

We are committed to reducing the amount of animals killed daily in overcrowded shelters by providing programs to help.

Finding these animals homes also allowed us to have more space for new animals, both those who were surrendered by their owners or those we could pull from overcrowded area shelters.

By keeping pets and families together, HDLA helps impact the problem of overcrowding at North Central Shelter, which gives the animals who need to be there more time to find forever homes.

By offering your time, energy and home to an animal in need, you prepare the animal for adoption into a permanent home as well as help prevent overcrowding in our shelter.