Sentences with phrase «euthanasia in a shelter environment»

The organization recently celebrated its 6400th adoption and is focused on saving dogs and cats facing immediate euthanasia in the shelter environment.

However, where permitted by law, RTF programs can represent an acceptable option for unsocial cats who would otherwise be at great risk of euthanasia in a shelter environment.

Not exact matches

TNR lowers the intake and euthanasia rates in shelters and creates better, less hostile environments for feral cats.

Must be able to handle the emotional aspect of work in an animal shelter environment, including the use of euthanasia

If euthanasia of healthy cats is not considered an acceptable option and the number of cats presented to a shelter exceeds the number of adopive homes, this leaves two basic possibilities: 1) adding alternative live outcomes for cats admitted to the shelter (generally in the form of sterilization and release to a non-housed environment, e.g., trap - neuter - return), or 2) deferring or declining intake in the first place.

Foster care programs that enable dogs and cats to live in a home environment in order to avoid euthanasia at a shelter, recover from prior trauma and get accustomed to life in a household until the pet becomes more adoptable

Ability to handle the physical and emotional aspect of work in an animal shelter environment, including the use of euthanasia.

By joining our Foster Family program, you can offer the safety and healing environment of your home to a dog either waiting in a shelter for euthanasia or for rescue.

This condition is the cause of numerous euthanasias and surrenders to shelters due to the high maintenance involved in cleaning the pet and the environment on a daily basis.

Under the bill before euthanizing an animal, the manager of the animal shelter would be required to certify that the holding period for the animal has expired and that there is no «reasonable alternative» to euthanasia because (1) there are «no empty cages, kennels or other living environments in the shelter suitable for the animal»; (2) a foster home is not available through another municipal or private animal shelter or Rhode Island incorporated animal organization; and (3) another municipal or private animal shelter or Rhode Island incorporated animal organization is unwilling to accept the animal.