Sentences with phrase «difficult rescue work»

The more you are able or willing to do this difficult rescue work, the less time will pass before we find a match.

Not exact matches

Detective Inspector Ian Bourne said: «I would like to pay tribute to my emergency and rescue service colleagues who worked in difficult and challenging circumstances yesterday.

Robin Murphy of Texas A&M is an expert in rescue robots; Red Whittaker of Carnegie Mellon designs robots that work in difficult environments; Javier Movellan of U.C. San Diego studies how robots interact with children; and Rodney Brooks of MIT founded iRobot, maker of the Roomba.

Marc is the founder of The Animal Hope and Wellness Foundation, a non-profit organization that is set on a difficult, but rewarding mission of rescuing abused and neglected animals, providing full rehabilitation services, and ultimately, working towards the main goal of helping find a fur - ever home.

Also, for the person working in rescue, having to make some decisions based on paper is a difficult but often necessary evil.

I hope that you can find a different shelter group or rescue in your area that is not so difficult to work with.

If this bill were to become law, it is likely shelters would stop making an effort to the extent they have, to work with rescues to provide training and homes for difficult dogs and simply refuse to release them at all because under this bill it would become the protocol not to do so, to have the dog declared «dangerous» instead. The shelters would not want to release these dogs on demand and so would err on the side of caution by having them declared dangerous.

Pamela Chandler has nearly 10 years of experience working with all sorts of dogs from excitable, dependent puppies to rescue dogs with difficult histories.

Euthanasia is often the most difficult aspect of rescue work.

It takes a situation like Foot and Mouth to tie the hands of the farmers and make life difficult for their dogs before they feel the need to resort to the use of a rescue service to help them out - and they use us to alleviate what they see as suffering to their dogs - lack of direction and frustration that they know will occur if the dog does not get back to work quickly.

Since there is a lack of data regarding the energy requirements of working dogs, it is difficult to apply this data to other forms of activity such as search and rescue or police dogs.

As long - time volunteers in animal rescue organizations, we have tremendous respect for all who do the difficult work of saving animals whose lives are in jeopardy.

Addresses the dedication of rescue league volunteers and the sometimes difficult working relationship between rescue leagues and government animal shelters.

Having volunteered in animal rescue, we have the utmost respect for those who do the difficult yet rewarding work of saving animals whose lives are in jeopardy.

Their trainers have donated many hours of their talent and time to help train some of our more difficult behavioral dogs, and they've also worked with numerous adoptive families to help train the adopted dogs from our rescue and help them with transitioning into their new home environments.

Many shelters and rescues are in the enviable position of having space — space to accommodate more cats than need shelter from their service areas and have begun to take in «out of area» cats, including out - of - state transports; space to think creatively about placing «difficult» cats we would never have imagined being able to adopt out before — and space to focus on working with the public to keep cats in their homes.

He also assists ARL's Rescue Services, and loves the hands - on work of rescuing animals in difficult circumstances.

The parent saves and rescues their child from negative feelings instead of helping them work through difficult feelings.