Sentences with phrase «creating public animal shelters»

Unfortunately, current Oklahoma laws that restrict smaller cities and counties from creating public animal shelters, that affect spay and neuter services, and that allow for the use of gas chamber euthanasia and the practice of pound seizure hinder the ability of Oklahomans to adequately care for and manage pet overpopulation.

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However, at large public shelters in the southern climes like the Aiken County Animal Shelter, intake skyrockets during the spring and summer months every year, creating the same strain on resources, funds and manpower as an extraordinary weather event.

It began with providing support to local animal rescue groups and shelters and creating innovative model programs, such as a public animal help resource line, the Best Friends Brigades, pet super adoptions (now known as NKLA Super Adoptions) and celebrity - driven national pet adoption PSAs.

While I definitely do applaud Mr. Avanzino for all the innovative programs he created that benefit animals everywhere, the real blood, sweat and tears still occurs in the public shelters and with the people who choose to stay and not walk away to the private shelter that doesn't euthanize animals.

There are many reasons why trying to eradicate cats from the environment doesn't work: there are too many cats and not enough animal control resources, removing one set of cats from a location where food and shelter is available creates a vacuum for a new set of cats to fill, the people who feed and care for the cats resist their capture, and the public is against euthanasia.

The Saratoga County Animal Shelter's mission is to protect and promote public safety and animal care through sheltering, pet adoption, education, and supporting law enforcement creating a more desirable community for the citizens and animals of Saratoga CAnimal Shelter's mission is to protect and promote public safety and animal care through sheltering, pet adoption, education, and supporting law enforcement creating a more desirable community for the citizens and animals of Saratoga Canimal care through sheltering, pet adoption, education, and supporting law enforcement creating a more desirable community for the citizens and animals of Saratoga County.

The shelter medicine team created an innovative partnership with a public, municipal shelter in Yolo County for student and resident training and shelter animal care.

The Humane Society of Skagit Valley is a non-profit organization founded in 1974 to provide a safe haven to shelter and care for the abandoned, abused, or unwanted animals within Skagit County; to treat the animals with dignity and respect; to place these animals into loving and caring homes; to create public education programs that increase the awareness of humane treatment and the necessity of spay and neuter of all animals; and to coordinate resources for housing and placement of small animals evacuated during disaster.

The Humane Society is one of the nation's largest animal protection organizations and works to create meaningful social change for animals by investigating cruelty, educating the public, advocating for public policies that benefit animals, and directly caring for thousands of animals at shelters and rescues across the country.

Public and private animal sheltering organizations in San Diego County have embraced the Asilomar Accords and have joined together in creating a local «community coalition», called the San Diego Animal Welfare Coalition, for the purpose of saving the lives of healthy and treatable ananimal sheltering organizations in San Diego County have embraced the Asilomar Accords and have joined together in creating a local «community coalition», called the San Diego Animal Welfare Coalition, for the purpose of saving the lives of healthy and treatable anAnimal Welfare Coalition, for the purpose of saving the lives of healthy and treatable animals.

Yes, our animal sheltering system is indeed flawed and in need of strong and expedient reform, but we must also remember that these facilities are our nation's pet dumping grounds tasked with «cleaning up» the mess our irresponsible and negligent public has created.

This type of informed legislation, along with programs like the Community Cats Projects, which are operating in four cities, not only facilitate the establishment of no - kill sheltering policies, they directly address the long - term objective of creating sustainable no - kill communities, where the community as a whole is an extension of a lifesaving shelter system, and the public is a partner in ensuring the safety of all animals.