Sentences with phrase «do at your local shelter»

If you are a cat lover like me — there is tons of stuff for you to do at your local shelter!

This can be done at local shelters, pet stores, or veterinary offices.

Not exact matches

This can be done at your local food bank, homeless shelter, prison, safe house, neighborhood, park, grocery store, post office (esp.

DNAinfo reported that the judge did not find the shelter's large expected occupancy (it will have 200 beds) in violation of local law, and said the building, at 127 West 25th Street, can open for occupancy starting Friday.

Did you know that you can look for volunteer opportunities at your local animal shelter?

Since these are entirely optional, there isn't a major downside to missing out on them, but survivors do at least help bolster the local shelters for more equipment to become available to purchase with scrap.

Recently our first - graders tackled a study of economics through the following problem: «Students at the local homeless shelter don't have books.

Feeling helpless, Glorilyn does the only thing she can — volunteer at one of the local shelters over summer break.

Paw Law members advocate for local animals in a myriad of hands - on ways, volunteering at Tulsa Animal Welfare and other shelters, taking part in adoption events like Woofstock, delivering pet food to owners who do not have access or resources to feed their own pets, and by participating in many other projects.

An experienced animal trainer who volunteers at local shelters, Davidson has spent years working with abandoned cats and dogs, as well as doing regular photo shoots for the Oregon Zoo.

Goldie was found in very poor condition at a local animal shelter and adopted by a young military family with four children «who weren't really looking to adopt but did so anyway just to get her out of there».

She came in to the rescue when her family didn't reclaim her from the KEPPT program at the local shelter.

Do you find yourself frequently stopping at your local animal shelter «just to look» and spend time with the dogs?

Petfinder.com can even help you locate purebred cats that need adoption at local shelters and rescues, if only a purebred will do.

Volunteer at your local shelter and offer to help by walking a puppy or playing with a puppy, cleaning cages or rolling up your sleeves to help with anything else on their to - do list.

Most of the general public don't even realize that gassing unwanted pets still goes on, let alone at their local shelter!

Here are some ways to do that by volunteering at your local animal shelter.

You can do this at your shelter or in a more «romantic» location like a local animal friendly restaurant where you can turn this into an even bigger fundraiser!

People will drop dogs off at vet offices if they don't know what to do with a lost dog, to avoid dropping them off at local shelters.

(In fact, if a business can pay for an ad in a sports stadium, why don't some of them support an ad for adopting at their local shelter??? And isn't it true that many of the people who can't even AFFORD a decent ticket to that staidum — are still the ones who donate to their local animal shelter?!)

Step 5: If you're able to do so, we recommend that you temporarily foster the pet until the owner is notified, while also ensuring that an updated flyer is posted at your local animal shelter or animal control agency so that the owner can contact you if they visit the facility to reclaim their lost pet.

While mixed breeds do have their benefits combining the best of two or more breeds into one, many «pure» bred dogs are available at municipal shelters, local rescues and breed specific rescue groups.

We work only with local shelters and do not take owner surrenders at any address.

How often does the breeder visit local shelters just to see what goes on at that shelter?

New York, NY — Friday, October 8, 2010 — Despite its disappointment with the American Kennel Club's (AKC) decision to forbid adoptable dogs and puppies from local animal rescue groups and shelters from being on the premises at this month's «Meet the Breeds» event at the Javit's Center, the Mayor's Alliance for NYC's Animals says it does not want to discourage New York animal lovers from attending the event and gaining the benefits of its educational components, particularly with regard to responsible pet ownership.

If you can't find a pet you want at your local shelter or on Petfinder.com (they do nt» SELL them over the Internet, they just let you know who to contact if you're interested in adopting) then find a private breeder that will let you come to the house and meet the Mother of the puppy.

If your beloved pet got lost, what a gift it would be to know that the most likely place you would find him / her was at your local shelter because a Good Samaritan had done the right thing and brought him / her there.

In her spare time, one of her favorite things to do is volunteer at local animal shelters.

If you have checked your local animal shelters and rescues and do not find the right pet for your family, or if you choose to buy an animal from a breeder, please find one where the animal's best interest is at the core of what they do.

Become a volunteer for your local shelter to get a first - hand look at what it does.

Did you know that a large number of purebred pets are available at your local shelters and rescues?

The organization for which I volunteer, Forgotten Felines of Sonoma County, did something similar, rescuing 49 cats and kittens from a local shelter and giving them a chance at a good life: http://www.forgottenfelines.com/v4/49faces.shtml

I understand that not everybody can run out and adopt every unwanted dog at the local shelter, but there is something you can do to help.

Shelly is a charming little girl that was left at the local shelter because her family did not have time for her.

You can have this done at your veterinarian's office during your pet's next visit, or at your local animal shelter.

We ask that if you are looking for a puppy to please check your local animal shelter first and save a life, their days are numbered our puppies will get a home... I am an animal lover, I want to see all animals get a wonderful loving home... From time to time we do rescue adults and we look for loving homes to place them in.Once in a while people ask us if we know of anyone looking for an adult because their mother or friend became ill and they have to find them a happy home.So we offer to post them on our website in hopes of finding them a forever wonderful happy and most of all a caring and loving family.We can't keep them here at our home because we do not have the place to keep them.We are willing to post them on our website for you.

«Having been a volunteer at a local shelter for a few years now, there's a lot I've done in the service of homeless pets.

Do you want to reduce shelter intake by 20 percent in one year at your local animal shelter?

«I've had a conversation with people at other shelters in New England that don't import, and they're like, «Our responsibility is our community's animals,» and I completely agree with that,» she says, and she won't schedule transports if her shelter receives an unusually large influx of local animals.

Finally, after you spend some time at your local shelter and see the work they do — along with all the adorable cats they house — you could well find yourself doing the right thing and offering to volunteer.

If you don't feel ready to accept a new dog into your life, why not consider volunteering at your local animal shelter caring for or walking other dogs who are in need of human affection will keep you busy and help you come to terms with the grief.

Adopt, don't shop — There are many wonderful pets that can be found at your local shelter or rescue.

If you've first searched at your local shelters and bona fide breed rescue organizations and can not find the dog of your dreams, then do your homework and find a reputable breeder.

You can also help say «no» to puppy mills by only shopping at stores who don't sell live animals, or who only feature animals from local shelters and rescues.

After doing your research, you should be able to finally find that puppy at a local animal shelter.

If fostering doesn't work for you, then volunteer at your local shelter or support their work with a donation, large or small.

If you want to help animals but don't have the time to physically volunteer at your local shelter or rescue organization, what can you do?

Because we do not euthanize animals for lack of space or for the length of time they have been at our shelter, we ask local pet owners who no longer want or are unable to keep their pets to work with us to ensure the best possible outcome for their animals.

Yet under the proposed regulations, if PETA sterilizes animals for the public (which it does), sends animals to their deaths at local pounds (which it does), and occasionally tweets about a dog (which it does), it would meet the proposed regulatory definition of a «private shelter.»

Some owners are used to their cats roaming for days at a time and don't think to call their local shelter or search online for their missing pet.