Sentences with phrase «community about animal issues»
Educate others in your community about animal issues and the need for humane treatment of animals.
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Learn more about Animal Services and receive guidance on resolving pet - related issues by scheduling a speaker from Animal Services at your homeowners» association meeting or community group.
We're strengthening our ties with local organizations such as St. John Ambulance Therapy Dog Program and Nipissing University in an effort to raise awareness about animal welfare issues, to increase community involvement and successful animal adoptions, and to heighten respect towards all animals.
Recently, Pets in Omaha and the Lincoln Animal Ambassadors (LAA) worked together to talk about the causes of animal homelessness, how to involve the community, and on growing education and awareness for important animal iAnimal Ambassadors (LAA) worked together to talk about the causes of animal homelessness, how to involve the community, and on growing education and awareness for important animal ianimal homelessness, how to involve the community, and on growing education and awareness for important animal ianimal issues.
They focus on public education about responsible pet ownership, pet licensing compliance and addressing as many animal issues as possible out in the community before they become shelter problems.
Interested in community outreach to inform your neighbors about TNR, spay / neuter, and other crucial animal welfare issues?
Acting as a liaison for WHS at community events, pet licensing clinics and neighborhood meetings to educate and inform residents about animal welfare issues.
«It wasn't about cats; it's about all animals that are feral — including cats, dogs, pigeons, pigs, whatever it might be... But the cat community has made it a cat issue, so let's talk cats.»
Some of our doctors, joined by one of our managers and behavior trainers, have gone to our local libraries and talked about animal - related issues with the community.
They will then learn more about how animal welfare concerns really affect our communities by thoroughly exploring two issues: pet homelessness and animal cruelty.
Our Adult Speaker Series brings animal welfare experts in to talk about issues that are impacting our community each quarter.
Four times a year, we put on lectures about animal welfare issues that are impacting our community.
WAGS Pet Adoption shelters and cares for companion animals, investigates and combats animal cruelty, rescues neglected pets, treats sick and injured strays, and educates the community about humane issues and responsible pet care.
Animal welfare advocates from Best Friends Animal Society cover legal issues about community cats, the Lira Supreme Court decision, shelter transparency, and puppy mills - and how they affect you and ways you can help.
«We may not agree on every issue, but we always agree to talk about the issues facing the animals in our community.»
«Animals in the Heartlands» aims to raise awareness and understanding of animal issues in our neighbourhoods through a comprehensive booklet with useful information about how to be a better pet owner, how to report abuse, how to handle community cat issues, with relevant contact information and more.
Friends of MADACC is dedicated to promoting awareness about animal welfare issues and educating the community about responsible pet guardianship.
Dr. Katherine Polak, a trainee in Maddie's Shelter Medicine Residency, is spending four weeks in Asia learning about community animal issues and assisting with the emergency sheltering of dogs displaced during the recent devastating floods in Bangkok, Thailand.
WAGS shelters and cares for companion animals, investigates and combats animal cruelty, rescues neglected pets, treats sick and injured strays, and educates the community about humane issues and responsible pet care.
Ely is helping to spread the word to our local pet community — his story is in this issue and you can find more information about the event at www.turntulsapink.com Paws to Remember is an upcoming Pet Memorial and Blessing of the Animals, sponsored in part by TulsaPets Magazine.
The Adoption center shelters and cares for companion animals, investigates and combats animal cruelty, rescues neglected pets, treats sick and injured strays only from the City of Westminster, and educates the community about humane issues and responsible pet care.
Mat edits the Business and Energy sections of TreeHugger, as well as writing about resource consumption, animal welfare issues, and the response of religious communities to our current environmental problems.