Sentences with phrase «cages where»

Birds are messy creatures, so it is vital that the area and cages where store birds are kept be cleaned well, as needed.

PROVIDER: Officer Sandra Magdaleno, who feeds and cares for the Southeast station cats, can describe each of her elusive crew: two black cats, two gray and whites, a tabby and a huge gray bruiser who hissed at everyone while in the cages where the cats acclimate.

They are lucky if the wire floors of their cages where they lay all day are not covered in feces, rotten food and garbage.

But, of course, nowhere in the photo will the consumer see the cramped, dirty cages where the puppies are born and kept until they are sold in pet stores or at auctions.

South building - an accumulation of dust, mouse droppings and cobwebs on top of bottom cages where dogs are housed.

When she got there, Thorp saw two fenced cages where a half dozen dogs and several cats were thrown in - together.

Then they are moved to their cages where they give birth.

Cuttlebones on metal clips, millet spray clips, removable food bowl holders and some toys with double clips or those that are screwed into place between the bars are made to fit in square or rectangular cages where the bars are equidistant to each other for the entire length of the bars.

Puppy mill dogs are kept in tiny cages where they're forced to live in their own feces and urine.

Carla recalled the cages where the 40 or so puppies were being sold looked really cramped for the dogs, but the store was large, with a lot of customers and nice merchandise on the shelves.

Please Note: Our bunnies appreciate being housed in pens instead of cages where they have space to play and to show their personalities.

My father Bill Bright, who owns The Fish Nook Pet Center in Acton, Mass., has always kept birds out on the floor in wire cages where customers can have direct access to them.

Quite literally, they come from hens that were spared from living in small, cramped cages where they're never able to fully spread their wings, stand up and stretch, or see the light of day.

Laying hens suffer their entire lives in battery cages where they can't even stretch their wings and millions of «meat chickens» die every year because they are bred to grow so fast that their legs are unable to support them.

This is positive movement for laying hens, since most of the country's 280 million hens are confined in tiny battery cages where they can barely move.

«Consumers care about how farm animals are treated, and cramming them in cages where they can barely move for virtually their entire lives is simply out - of - step with those values.»

Animals Australia says laws now allow battery hens to be packed into cages where they can not stretch their wings; mother pigs can be caged barely able to move for months on end; and chickens raised for meat have been bred to grow at three times their natural rate, causing health problems.

The 900 - year - old heart of St. Laurence O'Toole was taken from the iron cage where it is normally kept in Christ Church Cathedral, police and the Cathedral said.

The mice then retired to their home cage where both treats were freely available.

First Josselyn and Silva placed the mice inside a cage where they were shocked each time they heard a tone.

Mice bred to have a malfunctioning form of CREB, Silva's study demonstrated, did not remember from one day to the next that they had already been taught to navigate a water maze or that they had previously been placed in a special cage where they received a mild electric shock.

They're wrestling and playing,» says Silverman, pointing into a cage where a few white adolescent rats tumble across the floor, taking turns pouncing on one another's backs.

They found that while the mice could not recall those memories in response to natural cues, such as being placed in the cage where a fearful event took place, the memories were still there and could be artificially retrieved using a technique known as optogenetics.

A few days after the treatment, mice whose ability to recall the memory had been blocked initially would freeze after being placed in the cage where the training took place.

They found that after the training, the mice did not react when placed back in the cage where the training took place.

Yet the researchers noticed that even though the cortical cells could be activated early on with laser light, they did not fire spontaneously when the mice returned to the cage where the foot shock happened.

Rita and Roddy strike a deal that Roddy hopes will eventually land him back in his guilded cage where he can return to driving his Barbie car and skiing on mountains of ice cream before his owners return from Holiday.

After a few thrusts of his engine he joins two other stuntmen in a metal cage where they ride upside - down, narrowly missing one another.

The shot continues unbroken as he mounts his bike and enters into a steel, spherical cage where he and two other riders spin in circles around and through each other.

The GTS was designed to go club racing, so there's a bright orange roll cage where the rear seats used to be and surprisingly comfortable racing buckets up front.

So, we put a large dog cage where the 3rd row seating is we still are able to fit luggage.

For Gouldians, it is essential that they be kept in a large cage where they can get plenty of exercise to stay healthy.

Guards can be bought separately — although they are mainly available for small - to medium - sized cages — but it is rare for newer large parrot cages not to include some form of built - in barrier to keep the discarded food inside the cage where they belong.

Do your best to determine if the dog was kept for long periods of time in a cage where it was forced to urinate and defecate where it sleeps.

Choose a spot in the cage where the bottle won't receive sunlight.

Hamsters can squeeze through very small spaces, and are prone to finding the one place in the cage where they can either chew a hole or pop open a cage latch to make their escape.

These extra play areas ensure your bird has something to do away from the cage where they spend the vast majority of their time!

Unlike playtop bird cages, dometop bird cages provide «extra space» above the main internal area of the cage where your bird will love to climb around, nest, and play with toys.

Although you should ensure that there is no place in the cage where your hamster could fall from a height.

Dwarf hamsters can squeeze through very small spaces, and are prone to finding the one place in the cage where they can either chew a hole or pop open a cage latch to make their escape.

These small mammals need a cage where they can scamper about, bedding material, food and water bowls, chew toys to keep their sharp teeth in check, and tunnels and hideaways to play in.

One important thing to keep in mind is to make sure that you keep your cage where other household pets will not have access.

This can be done by placing a tile upside down somewhere in the cage where your hamster will walk, such as by its water bottle, and by providing some wooden toys that your hamster can grip onto.

If you place the bedding in the area of the cage where they usually sleep then they will arrange it so they are comfortable.

The toy can also be left near the cage where the bird can see it for a few days before putting it inside.

Toys work well in the front of the cage where the owner can watch the pet having fun.

The easiest type to use with parakeets and cockatiels is the flexible netting that can be put around the cage where the food dishes are located.

Remember that scene from The Bird Cage where the Republican mom looks at the Grecian china and says «There's some sort of pattern here!

Or, opt for the longer cable length and couple with a ceiling hook to create interest or manoeuvre the cage where required.

Not exact matches

On his company's website, Richard Branson has a long list of recommended reading, which features everything from «Where the Wild Things Are,» to «The Hobbit,» to Maya Angelou's «I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings» — one of Bill Clinton's favorite books, too.