Not exact matches
Or business students developing a functioning budget for the local animal
shelter while Drafting students
design the outdoor homes that the Carpentry students construct for feral
cats.
, where they'll be living in foster homes and being part of a diagnostic study
designed to help FeLV - positive
shelter cats.
Architects
design and build creative outdoor winter
shelters for the city's strays, which are displayed at the event and then donated to caregivers with NYC Feral
Cat Initiative to be put to use.
I believe Francis says it best, and I'll stick with his words: «The truth of the matter is that animals are dying in
shelters because of outdated and discredited draconian adoption policies that are
designed to protect the emotional well - being of the rescuer rather than to ensure a safe future life for a dog or
cat.»
The truth of the matter is that animals are dying in
shelters because of outdated and discredited draconian adoption policies that are
designed to protect the emotional well - being of the rescuer rather than to ensure a safe future life for a dog or
cat.
Designed by Orlando architect Miguel Lazaro Martin, the humane society's
shelter will have glazed tile floors and walls, radiant heating for controlled animal comfort, special
cat and puppy suites with open - up walls that allow fresh air and separate mature animals in individual indoor and outdoor kennel runs.
Cats will love this angular
designed shelter with shingles and a base that is filled with indestructible peacock feathers.
With the 10 stamp
designs — five
cats and five dogs — the U.S. Postal Service hopes to raise awareness of the need to adopt
shelter pets.
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The winner of the second annual Architects for Animals competition to
design a
shelter for New York's stray
cats was a purrfect choice.
The intervention itself was
designed and implemented in a comprehensive way by seeking numerous paths to engage pet owners and reduce
shelter intake of
cats and Pit Bull type dogs.
In a project called «Architects for Animals,» founded four years ago by Leslie Farrell, and presented by the Mayor's Alliance for NYC's Animals, some of the city's most renowned architectural firms and designers
design and build delightfully original winter
shelters for New York City's outdoor «community»
cats to provide them with a refuge from the cold.
Finally, the intervention itself was
designed and implemented in a much broader and comprehensive way beyond just spay / neuter to prevent intake by seeking numerous paths to engage pet owners and reduce
shelter intake of
cats and Pit Bull type dogs (who are at high risk for longer
shelter stays and euthanasia compared to other dogs).
The box was
designed to help
cats deal with the stress of being in a
shelter.
These programs are
designed to reduce intake, improve the conditions that
cats experience in
shelters, remove barriers to adoption and revolutionize the way community / feral
cats are handled.
In 2003, LifeLine Animal Project opened its first
shelter in Avondale Estates
designed for dogs and
cats with special needs, such as those with heartworms or those having been abused, often the first to be put down in many
shelters.
This ends the cycle of impounding and killing healthy community
cats, and allows
shelters to focus more resources on adoptable animals, which is what they are
designed for.
As Director of Maddie's Fund ®, she has launched a series of live and on - demand webcasts on various
shelter medicine topics
designed to help
shelter personnel address medical and behavioral problems in
shelter dogs and
cats, thereby helping them save more lives.
The cageless environment was
designed to encourage
cats in the
shelter environment to enjoy living in social groups to reduce stress and promote adoption.
Istanbul - based n11.com devoted a year of their Research and Development budget into coming up with a simple
design that will literally provide homeless dogs and
cats with
shelter from the storm.
Additionally the
design of the clinic increases the capacity of the veterinary staff to spay / neuter feral
cats and
shelter animals.
The Pyramid consists of six programmatic levels all
designed to reduce the intake of
cats and dogs coming into
shelters, as well as get them out as quickly as possible.
The program is
designed for people who can keep a dog or
cat in their home during the week and place it up for adoption at CAP on the weekend, a time when most potential adopters visit the
shelter.
Increased capacity in 2014 to humanely house feral
cats at the
shelter by building two additional large outdoor habitats specifically
designed for feral
cat comfort
Designed to encourage
shelter pet adoption and regular veterinary care for
cats, the campaign has been implemented in states including Kansas, Nebraska, New Mexico, Maryland, Kentucky, New Jersey and Oregon.
For this event, participating architectural
design firms built and donated creative outdoor
shelters to provide
cats with refuge from the harsh elements.
To get started, Hilton spoke to
cat behavioral specialists, teamed up with the city's oldest no - kill
shelter, and set to work finding and
designing the perfect space.
The
shelter for
cats comes with a solid construction and the
design is top of the line.
In December, the organization spread the fun (and the wealth), heading to Washington, D.C., for the first time and holding a one - evening display of a new collection of nine out - of - the - box community
cat shelters,
designed by D.C. - area architectural firms.
The sold - out event at the D.C. chapter of the American Institute of Architects was
designed to raise public awareness of community
cats, and was packed with people snapping photos of the
shelters, inspecting them inside and out, discussing their functionality and aesthetics, and voting for favorites.
Maddie's Fund grants are
designed to help build and sustain a no - kill nation so that
shelter dogs and
cats can be guaranteed a loving home.
Feral
cat caretakers are an inventive lot and there are many other
designs for winter
shelters that make use of Styrofoam and / or Rubbermaid storage bins.
It was engineered from scratch with the intention of overcoming the shortcomings of the common
designs for
cat shelters that were little more than variations on the decades - old dog house
design.
The creative
designs of these
shelters help the cause architecturally (they generate good ideas for future
shelters) and in other ways, too, as Michael Phillips, Community Outreach Coordinator of the New York City Feral
Cat Initiative, a program of the Mayor's Alliance, points out.
For Milton, it was clear to our staff who met him at the
shelter the he would benefit from a stay in our Studios, where he would get one - on - one attention from our specially trained volunteers and staff, in a tranquil environment
designed to allow former
shelter cats to decompress.
That's why Maddie's Institute has
designed a learning track on stress reduction for
cats in
sheltering environments.
It seeks to partner with animal
shelters to implement initiatives
designed to increase the number of
cats who leave
shelters alive.
RELEASE — October 24, 2017, Los Angeles» Architectural Community
Designs Innovative Outdoor Shelters for Homeless
Cats Click here to view slideshow, or here to download 13
Shelter Designs & Detail, Accompanying High Resolution Image Files -LRB-.
The national lifesaving concept space in New York City is
designed to raise awareness for the nearly 5,500 dogs and
cats killed every day in U.S.
shelters and to engage people in the work Best Friends is doing to end the killing.
And in 2014, Best Friends created NKUT (No - Kill Utah), a comprehensive initiative
designed to decrease the number of
cats and dogs entering
shelters through spay / neuter services and increase the number of pets being adopted.
Cameron Moore of Target Zero has taken over 25,000
cats through such a program in Jacksonville, FL, and will be sharing the data behind her recommended program
design with advocates who want to implement
shelter diversion and TNR programs for
cats in their communities.
A three - year study of euthanasia risks in a Philadelphia - area animal
shelter concluded that adult dogs are most likely to die, purebred dogs are more likely to be reclaimed by owners, and that compilation of such information is necessary for the
design of community intervention programs to reduce euthanasia of dogs and
cats.
Sponsored by Maddie's Fund ® and led by Drs. Kate Hurley and Julie Levy, the Million
Cat Challenge seeks to partner with animal
shelters across North America to implement one or more, or all of five initiatives
designed to increase the number of
cats who leave
shelters alive.
Take
Shelter: Architects for Animals initiates well -
designed homes for
cats Wallpaper.com — April 8, 2016
In work funded by the Morris Animal Foundation, Dr. Hurley looked at how cage size and
design affects
shelter cat health and discovered that larger - sized cages and portals to combine two cages are better for
cat health and well - being.
Preventing the births of unwanted
cats and dogs through well
designed spay / neuter assistance programs costs less money per animal over the long run than paying to catch, transport,
shelter, and care for unwanted animals — who, all too often, will eventually be euthanized.
Did you know
Cat Town started as a foster program
designed to give vulnerable
shelter cats an alternative path to adoption in a free - roaminf environment?
The program was
designed to help the
cats we already have at our
shelter, and unfortunately the availability of barns and colonies we can place at are already too limited to handle the
cats we have.
The Orange County animal
shelter — which was
designed to hold about 185 dogs and 150
cats — houses about 700 animals on any given day.
While the grants are not
designed to cover adoption programs, the two organizations believe improving feline health and behavior will result in increased adoption of
shelter cats.