Sentences with phrase «cats in the home due»

They get along with other dogs and kids too, although it may be best not to have cats in the home due to the dog's size and predatory nature.

«In the past, many people would not be happy with the cat in the home due to scratching.

Not exact matches

As a result Cherries Director of Operations Adam Murry, manager Eddie Howe and some of the club's cat - loving players are visiting the branch to make a plea for homes and urge support for a new Cats Protection centre that is due to open in the late - spring.

Fructosamine: Because some cat's diabetes seems well controlled at home, but have abnormal glucose levels in the hospital (due to stress), glucose curves may not be sufficient for monitoring these patients.

Please consider adopting or fostering as she has very little time in her foster home due to cats.

Each year, millions of homeless cats are euthanized or end up in shelters due to a lack of good homes.

Please read before filling out this application: Start Over Rover requires that all of your current cats and dogs living in your home must be spayed or neutered and up to date on their shots before an adoption can occur, unless there is a medical reason or due to age that your veterinarian does not recommend it.

Very sad, because there are still millions of dogs and cats killed annually in the U.S. due to a «lack of homes.»

* Note: it is good to test a dog's level of arousal to cats, since a dog prone to chasing a cat in play or due to prey drive should not be placed in a home with cats or other small animals.

While it's true that the researchers found «no significant differences... in home - range areas or overlap between sterilized and intact cats,» [11] this has as much due to their tiny sample size as anything else.

Your cat is at greater risk for developing illness if recently injured or debilitated by some other condition, recovering from a procedure or surgery, or there is increased stress due to a recent life - changing event in the home.

Name: Squooshy Date of Birth: 07/20/2014 Gender: Female Breed: Shepherd x Weight: 65 Dog friendly: Yes, needs companion dog in the home Cat friendly: Yes Kid friendly: Yes, but older due to being skittish House trained: Yes Crate trained: Yes Energy level: Moderate History: Local Stray Adoption Fee: $ 350 From the Foster:

Due to a high volume of kittens and cats in the shelter, SCCAS wants to ensure that these healthy, adoptable pets are offered a second chance to find a new forever home.

Neutered dogs and cats fight less and are less likely to become lost due to straying from home in search of a mate.

Whether a cat needs a foster home due to limited space at the rescue or a dog needs one because he's not doing well in a shelter environment, providing a safe, loving home for the animal is absolutely essential.

The outcome of those 15 animals are as follows: 9 animals were humanely euthanized (2 dogs due to aggression issues that could not be safely managed, and 7 cats due to terminal illnesses) and 6 animals died in our care (3 were newborn puppies that passed away shortly after birth, 2 were dogs that died off - site during surgery or in a foster home, and 1 was a kitten that passed away en route to the vet due to severe illness).

Cats available through the CCHS Foster Program are those that due to behavior or medical reasons require special care which is best given in a home environment.

In 2006, The Pet Connection relocated to a facility in Mission that enabled all dogs and cats to have their own rooms while awaiting adoptive homes or being rehabilitated due to behaviors that hindered adoption prospectIn 2006, The Pet Connection relocated to a facility in Mission that enabled all dogs and cats to have their own rooms while awaiting adoptive homes or being rehabilitated due to behaviors that hindered adoption prospectin Mission that enabled all dogs and cats to have their own rooms while awaiting adoptive homes or being rehabilitated due to behaviors that hindered adoption prospects.

A small colony of 8 feral cats are in need of a new home due to an unsafe location.

Due to a reduction in donations over the last year, they have to downsize a bit and find some forever homes for their cats.

Cats can become territorial due to changes in the environment, such as visits to the veterinarian, moving to a new home, and even rearrangement of furniture.

If a person's home is simply too dangerous to allow a cat to roam due to vehicular traffic, interfering neighbors, or aggressive animal control, then a move to a more accommodating neighborhood may be in order.

Sometimes this is due to a cat feeling stressed around other cats or having special needs that would benefit from more monitoring in a comfortable home environment to help them stay healthy.

«I think the increase is due to the trend toward an understanding of a cat's needs of enrichment as well as the goals of the pet parents to create those environments without letting the home «go to the cats,»» said Bill Parsons, sales manager at P.L.A.Y. (Pet Lifestyle And You) in San Francisco.

My friends have a lovely home with lots of antique furniture and rugs, due in part to the fact their cats can't scratch any of it and ruin it.

With millions of dogs and cats being euthanized each year due to a lack of homes, I realized that this decision was the right thing to do for the animals and for our community in addressing the pet overpopulation problem.

He started the organization to find homes for dogs that had been abandoned due to foreclosures, most of which ended up at Lied Animal Shelter, a very high volume regional shelter that takes in more than 100 dogs and cats each day.

The fact that these dogs and cats are today living in happy, healthy homes is all due to your support of Metro Animal Services.

That's what happened to veterinarian Dr. Lorie Huston, whose cats are in need of loving homes now that she has passed away unexpectedly, due to liver disease.

This one time: I drove 18 dogs and cats stranded in NY due to a blizzard to their homes in Baltimore.

In addition, and just like the return of minor children, these plans will also return your cat or dog back home if they are left unattended due to your hospitalization.