Sentences with phrase «by the potential adopter in»

Lucy, who was much younger, quickly got adopted, but Daisy found herself sad and lonely at the shelter, being passed up by potential adopters in favor of younger cats.

All adoption holds must be placed by the potential adopter in person.

Pets needing dental treatment are often passed over by potential adopters in favor of ones not needing these procedures.

Not exact matches

«We have responded to everyone by email or phone call and are in the process of talking to these various potential adopters,» Denny says.

Potential adopters: Stop by, meet some greyhounds in person, and talk with our volunteers.

We have come a long way in busting the myths of breed discrimination, but there is a lot of misinformation and education to be done and by simply marking «pit bull» you have eliminated adopters from some communities, put a potential adopter in jeopardy of losing their home insurance, and limited the number of potential adopters.

In order to gain the proper perspective on the breed COGR requires all potential adopters to read «Adopting The Racing Greyhound «by Cynthia Branigan.

I understand that by submitting this request I am agreeing for MidAmerica Border Collie Rescue to release all of the information given to us in the event that a potential adopter contacts us.

If you are a serious potential adopter and would like to meet the horses in person, visits to the rescue are by appointment only.

If you have a family member or friend interested in adoption, or you meet a potential adopter, by all means, encourage him or her to apply and provide him or her with the phone number and / or web site, explaining that in addition to completing the adoption application, the prospective home must arrange for a home check by one of our volunteers and an in - home visit with the dog.

We rarely take in dogs directly from private owners, instead working to connect potential adopters directly with the dog by posting them to our website as a referral.

Help potential adopters find the right match for their home by providing them with the correct information about a dog in order to aid in their decision making.

Help potential adopters find the right match for their home by answering questions and providing them with the correct information about puppies, kittens, dogs and cats in order to aid in their decision making.

Help potential adopters find the right match for their home by providing them with the correct information about breeds and puppy / kitten training in order to aid in their decision making

Black pets — especially cats — are steeped in superstition, and their dark coats can make them difficult to photograph and therefore more likely to be overlooked by potential adopters.

Potential adopters walk by in search of younger, cuter, more energetic prospects.

The Canine Care Associate will create a positive experience for potential adopters by providing high - quality customer service and a clean, healthy environment for the homeless dogs in the kennels.

Since excessive vocalisations and activity may indicate stress in kennelled dogs, as well as being behaviours that can be found undesirable by potential adopters, our study suggests that these odours may have application in rescue shelters to reduce stress and enhance adoption.»

Some foster animals may be placed at in - store shelters (the PetSmart and Petco stores in Manhattan) where they can be seen by potential adopters.

PALS Animal Life Savers is a nonprofit, no - kill, all - volunteer feline rescue group committed to promoting high standards of animal care and appropriate placement for our locally rescued cats, as well as providing educational materials to potential adopters and the general public by participating in community events.

If the potential adopter falsifies or misrepresents this information in any way, or if proper verification and certification can not be obtained by PALS, we will decline the application.

Now, as the resident black cat in our Adoption Center, she's often overlooked by potential adopters.

A great photo and video makes a huge difference in how shelter dogs are perceived by potential adopters, and a professionally taken photo — even if it's a hobby photographer with a professional - caliber camera — makes our rescues stand out even more.

We provide a downloadable copy of our adoption applications so that potential adopters can save time by filling one out in advance.

These cats usually respond best to potential adopters in a home environment, so please be open to hosting potential adopters, accompanied by an adoption counselor.

Many shelters deal with the first roadblock by bringing the animals to the potential adopters at off - site adoption locations in pet supply stores and in mobile adoption centers.

Thanks to the new ordinance, which was passed in September by county commissioners, animal shelters can (and must) search the registry, on the country - run website, to see if potential adopters have been convicted of animal abuse — if so, the adopter can and will be denied the right to adopt.

He works miracles in saving death - row cats in shelters by helping them get over their fears and increase their self - esteem, and coaching them to «work it» with potential adopters.»

We recommend that potential adopters prepare in advance by learning as much as possible about the animal's care needs prior to adopting.

Unhappy, frustrated or bored pets don't show well in their kennels and potential adopters can be put off by kennel - induced behaviors.

# 3 Leashes — While many shelters have a specific leash used by employees and volunteers, new or gently used leashes can be used to help dogs who come in without a leash, families who need supplies, or dogs who go on sleepovers with potential adopters.

These cats present difficulties in a traditional shelter environment when it comes to living in an adoption center frequented by potential adopters or adjusting to a living in a home.

Since the Acro - Cats are in the same town for a few days, there are no same - day adoptions, and potential adopters are thoroughly screened by the local rescue before they get to take a kitten home.

Our volunteers have been hard at work marketing our animals and meeting potential adopters at the weekly adoption events, but our 2013 adoptions are down by 40 % from the same period in 2012.

Every time a horrific cruelty case is in the news, it is usually followed by an intense online discussion about whether shelters should do a better job of screening potential adopters.

Volunteers help animals find new homes by assisting clients in the dog and cat adoption areas by providing information, taking animals out of their kennels for interaction with potential adopters, and cleaning Mix and Mingle rooms so they are available for visitors.

In contrast, cats receiving additional handling sessions with a familiar person were willing to be held longer by strangers (i.e. potential adopters) than cats not receiving the extra sessions.

Help introduce a dog you know isn't showing well in the shelter to potential adopters by offering to take the dog on an off - site walk with them or asking to borrow a quiet office space for a meet & greet.

Instead, they help small shelters and rescue groups in rural areas (where there may be a high concentration of breeding, strays, and puppy mills) by transporting the animals to urban parts of the country where there are more potential adopters.

Black dogs (as well as solid brown / tan), like «Sissy» are overlooked by so many potential adopters because they are plain or lack - luster, they don't stand out in a crowd of dogs all looking for their...

If they can not take your dog in, they can help by referring potential adopters to you.

By designing a tool that assesses a dog's intraspecific sociability while measuring changes seen over time, we can provide valuable information to potential adopters, rescues or fosters and evaluate the impact of off leash interaction among conspecifics in a shelter environment.

Following HB 589's passage, NCSEA and our partners worked in Fall 2017 and early 2018 with Duke Energy to co-design a program that would attract potential clean energy adopters waiting for the right time to install solar on their homes and businesses, a segment of the market that has been largely unsupported by consumer - friendly policies since the sunset of NC's Renewable Energy Investment Tax Credit at the end of 2015.