Sentences with phrase «dogs with medical»

And make an impact they did — over the next decade, LifeLine successfully implemented a host of lifesaving resources and programs, including an online «shelter» for showcasing adoptable pets; a volunteer - driven feral cat TNR (trap - neuter - release) program; a boarding facility; a cat adoption center; a rehabilitation program for dogs with medical or behavioral issues, and two low - cost spay and neuter clinics.

They are non-profit organizations who use the fees that adopters pay to help other dogs with medical bills, training, transportation, etc, in an effort to help find them homes.

Judith Piper, who is the executive director of Old Dog Haven, says she is amazed that so many people wish to take in senior dogs with medical issues.

Dogs with medical conditions like diabetes should not eat peanut butter, as it can adversely affect blood sugar levels.

We also take in many owner relinquishments, which increased recently due the economy and home foreclosures that caused the dog owners to no longer be able to afford to care for their pets (especially dogs with medical issues).

Special diets are available to address the more specific requirements of dogs with medical conditions.

You should be aware that older dogs and dogs with medical problems may take longer to place.

We proudly work to especially help labs who have come into sad circumstances, and we provide those dogs with medical care above and beyond the standard in special cases like that of Little Miss Sunshine who is shown here.

It's important to note that while some dogs can go all day without eliminating, other dogs find it physically impossible - particularly elderly, young and small dogs, or dogs with a medical problem.

«How many other dogs with medical issues did you see?»

She worked closely with CCRC's manager to change intake policies to concentrate on local Michigan shelters and dogs with medical needs.

Sponsors can help provide these wonderful dogs with medical treatment, collars, tags, food, bedding, toys, and any other needs that may arise (everything that is not covered by the adoption donation).

JumpsSnores (common) GrowlsChews (puppy stage) TimidPlays roughSeparation anxietyBarksDigsHistory of markingNot leash trained Dogs with medical challenges still make great pets.

In addition to being a great recipe to feed puppies for good healthy balance, this recipe has also worked well for dogs with medical conditions, such as kidney disease, thanks to correct calcium and phosphorous ratios.

Senior dogs with deteriorating health and dogs with medical conditions have shown visible improvement after taking this product regularly.

We started ALR because too many rescues were walking away from dogs with medical issues, in particular heartworms, because of the expense.

We try to save older dogs and dogs with medical problems because they are the least likely to make it out of shelters alive, but rescuing them is much more expensive than rescuing young, healthy dogs.

Somewhere in between all that hard work, three dogs and random things life throws at you, I also got my Master's Degree in Organizational Leadership and founded the Mylah Medical Foundation, a charity that helps homeless dogs with medical needs.

Mylah Medical Foundation is a tax - exempt 501 (c) 3 non-profit dedicated to saving the lives of homeless dogs with medical needs with a focus on holistic care.

Dogs with medical needs were being euthanized more often due to rescues lacking proper resources and funding for their care.

He shares his home with four resident cats (Bertram, Weston, Nestor and Merwin), one resident dog (Gurble) and two foster dogs (Bubba and Basil)-- both of whom are City Dogs with medical issues.

And dogs with medical conditions such as kidney or liver disease should avoid too much protein, as this can cause additional stress on the organs, accelerating the progression of the illness.

our Shelter Animal Program, which includes nursing mother cats and their kittens or dogs with medical needs

our shelter animal programs, which includes nursing mother cats and their kittens or dogs with medical needs

Funding from a Grey Muzzle grant supplements an integral element of Pawmetto Lifeline's Pet Retention Program - Sophie's Good Samaritan Medical Fund, which helps dogs with medical needs, many of which are considered «senior dogs».

We also like to save dogs with medical issues and mommas with babies.

Funding from Grey Muzzle supports Austin Humane Society's intake and adoption programs, helping vulnerable senior dogs with medical needs, enabling AHS to transfer in, assist, and find lifelong homes for more of these dogs.

They also take in many owner relinquishments, which increased recently due the economy and home foreclosures that caused the dog owners to no longer be able to afford to care for their pets especially dogs with medical issues.

And keep some flavors in reserve — senior dogs with medical conditions may develop an aversion to the flavors they were eating while sick, and you'll want something new and tasty to sub in.

We provide these dogs with medical care when needed, compassionate foster homes, and plenty of love and attention.

These donations are used to pay veterinary expenses and other out - of - pocket costs that can be substantial during the Rescue process, even with discounts, for dogs with medical problems.

3 / PAUL Procedure: Due to the progression of arthritis and lameness typically seen in dogs with medical management and fragment removal the PAUL (Proximal Abducting Ulnar Osteotomy) procedure has been developed.

Vanatta says the office objects to her using the money to help individual dogs with medical needs, which is maybe a little ironic given the money was raised to help an individual dog with medical needs.

Although we do not discriminate based on breed, size or color, we have a particular interest in helping bully breeds, black dogs, dogs with medical needs and other «hard - to - place» dogs.

Dr. Lauten has been formulating home - cooked diets for dogs with medical conditions as well as for healthy dogs.

Dianne Berg, another longtime foster caregiver, has had kittens and puppies as well as older dogs with medical or socialization issues.

Fostering a dog with medical issues is often a long term commitment, on average three to six months, my longest being ten months.

He's a strong healthy dog with no medical issues.

Long before Charlie started volunteering for Animal Services, he had adopted a very special dog with medical needs from the shelter.

I would not feed even slightly gamy or nasty smelling meat to a pup or dog with a medical issue or compromised immune system.

If it is a dog you are interested in, there are always opportunities to open your home to a young puppy or a dog with medical or behavioral issues that may benefit from a stable home environment and just needs some extra socialization and love in a home before they can be put up for adoption.

A dog with a medical problem such as diabetes or liver problems should get prescription food.

Is crate trained, but he is free roaming in the house since he never gets into anything Loves to go on walks He is a low to moderate energy level, most times you will find him napping on his bed I get it most people are hesitant to adopt a dog with a medical history.

ESRA has an additional program available for any family interested in an older dog, or dog with some medical problems, where the adoption fee can be reduced or waived.

It is possible for a dog with a medical condition to be adopted and the shelter unaware.

Not exact matches

And your veterinarian can look for any medical conditions that might affect your dog's behavior or interactions with children, from anxiety to joint pain.

When «there are a lot of dogs with antibodies, this means that a lot of dogs were in contact with the virus,» says Leroy, who works for the International Center for Medical Research in Gabon.

«It was kind of fun being at a medical school and known as the weird guy who worked with dogs,» says Modiano, who is now a professor of comparative oncology at the University of Minnesota College of Veterinary Medicine and the Masonic Cancer Center, where his research focuses on immunology, cancer cell biology, cancer genetics, and applications of gene therapy.

In May, Columbia University Medical Center pathologist W. Ian Lipkin and his colleagues identified a hepatitis C — like virus in dogs for the first time, suggesting the disease may have jumped to humans through contact with man's best friend 500 to 1,000 years ago, long after dogs were first domesticated.

The researchers told MIT Technology Review that their next step is engineering dogs with humanlike illnesses for use as models in medical research.