Sentences with phrase «door shelters who»

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The HSUS Animal Rescue Team helped farm animals trapped by floodwaters, pets who ran away when winds blew out windows and doors and shelter animals who needed a ride to safety.

Covenant House is committed to providing a place of shelter and support for every at - risk youth who passes through our doors.

The members of the public were spurred on by an op - ed piece published on an internet news source that implied town officials had already made a back - door deal with another entity to run the shelter, and by a letter sent to other animal service organizations soliciting proposals by a woman who has long been an opponent of the League's presence at the shelter, ostensibly at the urging of a member of the Town Board.

A teenager who's lived a sheltered life because she's allergic to everything, falls for the boy who moves in next door.

Filmed in the oil boom town Williston, North Dakota, The Overnighters tackles complex economic and spiritual questions surrounding a church that has opened its doors to shelter those who can't find work or afford increasing property costs.

If all those who wished for a dog went to shelter instead of a puppy mill or dog breeder for the next five years, over 75 % of the dogs in shelters would be saved and puppy mills would struggle to keep their doors open.

Since most shelters still didn't have computers, they faxed their lists to the Sauls» neighbor, who slid the lists under the door.

Like open - admission animal shelters across the country, PETA performs the heartbreaking task of euthanizing animals who are unwanted for one reason or another: because they are aggressive, sick, hurt, elderly, or at death's door and because no good homes exist for them.

Most animal shelters across the United States kill virtually all feral cats who come through their doors, because they are considered unadoptable.

If you can't keep a stray who comes to your door, the kindest thing to do is to take him to your local animal shelter, where he'll be fed and cared for until he can find a new home.

There are other shelters who practice an open door policy meaning they take in anything needing to be surrendered, but Cavy Care Inc. is who they call to take those guinea pigs when they don't have room or they have run out of time to house them.

Customers who have adopted a pet from a legitimate rescue organization, shelter or humane society and who purchase one of our pet doors will receive 10 percent off the cost of their door (replacement flaps and parts not eligible).

A county shelter, on the other hand, must accept every pet that comes to its door, including pets who are severely ill or dangerously aggressive.

Most animal shelters across the United States kill virtually all feral cat who come through their doors, because they either can't be adopted, or because working with them to try to make them adoptable takes too much time and effort.

Jema was surrendered anonymously to the shelter by someone who found her tied to their back door with a piece of twine.

She notes that in 2004, the San Antonio shelter was the subject of a blistering two - part newspaper exposé, «Death by the Pound,» but in 2016, it saved 90 percent of dogs and cats who came through its doors.

Although there will be many available, here are some of the top shelter celebrities who would love to walk the red carpet all the way to your front door:

Thanks to an innovative public - private partnership that began in 2012 when the city of Alameda first contracted with the nonprofit organization Friends of the Alameda Animal Shelter, or FAAS, to manage the shelter, life on the thriving island city of 70,000 people has gotten much better for the 1,100 - plus animals who come through our doors eacShelter, or FAAS, to manage the shelter, life on the thriving island city of 70,000 people has gotten much better for the 1,100 - plus animals who come through our doors eacshelter, life on the thriving island city of 70,000 people has gotten much better for the 1,100 - plus animals who come through our doors each year.

People who stand up and speak for those that can not speak for themselves do a tough job each and every time they walk through the doors of the shelter or organization they dedicate their time to each day.

The Houston PetTalk Rescue Volunteer discount will open the door to volunteers from 501c 3 shelters and rescue organizations who might not otherwise be able to come to the event.

There are never enough human shelters who open their doors, their pantries and their hearts, to the canine companions of the homeless.

These agencies prefer their more accurate designation — «open - admission» shelters, so called because they accept every single animal who shows up at their door.

CACC is a municipal, open admission shelter, meaning it must take in any stray animal who shows up at its door.

LifeLine has run its own private shelter in Avondale Estates, GA since 2003, focusing primarily on animals who have been victims of abuse or neglect, and seeing approximately 500 dogs and cats come through its doors each year.

«They don't have the manpower to go knock door to door,» said Michele Lazarow, a Hallandale Beach commissioner who volunteers at the county animal shelter.

Our shelter medicine program provides veterinary care to homeless animals who come through our doors.

Our no - kill Shelter is committed to finding loving forever homes for the homeless pets who come through our doors — but we can't do that without your generous support.

Even when it was caught in a financial crisis and on the verge of shutting down, the shelter did not give up or shut its doors: «We simply refuse to allow that to happen for the sake of the thousands of animals who would be left helpless and dying on the streets of Delhi,» says Geeta Seshamani.

Austin Animal Center is a national leader in No Kill animal sheltering, saving 96 % of the 18,000 pets who come through its doors each year.

«In past years, this shelter — like many others across the country — killed most of the cats who came through its doors.

They lay no blame for the millions of animals who come thru the doors & the 2.7 million that are still killed annually to the owners who allow their animals to breed but rather on the open - access shelters.

Most municipal shelters already have scanners that detect and read these microchips, and as a policy, many scan every animal who arrives at their door.

One of them who has routinely done this through her shelter over many years has the nerve of attacking open door shelters in interviews and calling them killers.

All of us who work in animal welfare hope that lost pets quickly find their way home and never come through that shelter door in the first place, but today's environment can make it even more challenging to prevent this.

We should also turn the discussion back to the real issue, which is why so many shelters continue to kill 70 %, 80 %, 90 % and more of the animals who enter their doors.

Our Foster Care Program asks community members to open their doors to our animals who need some TLC outside of the shelter.

Overwhelming intake rates can prohibit shelters from re-homing all the animals who come through their doors.

That means that over 95 % of our animals in care go back out the front door - either by adoption or being reclaimed by their owners... We frequently get progress reports and thank - you's from people who have adopted animals from the shelter.

Our organization does not have a brick - and - mortar shelter; but rather, we rely on volunteers who open their hearts and doors to our animals.

And while some of these «extra» services may sound unnecessary, it's important to note that OAS placed approximately 84 % of the cats and dogs that came through our doors last year, as compared to the national average across municipal shelters, who average 40 % for live releases.

Traditional shelters were set up to kill the great majority of animals who came in the door.

Instead of accepting every healthy cat who comes through your door, you can empower citizens to resolve issues that may make them want to relinquish the cat and share resources to help them keep the cat until there is space at the shelter, find the cat's owner, find a new home for the cat, or look for a rescue organization that may be able to help.

We've heard from many shelter employees who say they love cats but struggle with what to do with them when so many come through their doors every day.

According to the No Kill Advocacy Center, shelter killing is the leading cause of death for healthy dogs and cats in the U.S., with «almost half of all animals who enter our nation's shelters going out the back door in garbage bags rather than out the front door in the loving arms of adopters, despite the fact that there are plenty of homes available.»

Because our shelter is 100 percent donor funded, our members are crucial to ensuring that every animal who comes through our doors receives exceptional care.

With such high animal intake, shelters can at times struggle to adopt out all of the pets who come through their doors.

Keller Williams Advantage in the east end spent the day at The Red Door Women's Shelter, a facility for women and children who have escaped abusive relationships.