Sentences with phrase «euthanize less animals»

One proposed solution to being able to take in more animals and euthanize less animals was to add more kennels, but in reality, this only magnifies the warehousing problem and creates more issues — more staff, money, kinetic kennel energy, etc. — and would only cause the dogs to deteriorate faster.

Not exact matches

Aggressive spay / neuter programs could cut the number of animals euthanized by half in less than five years.

Thanks to a skilled and manipulative defense team, the two PETA staffers were found guilty only of lesser charges; however, the trial exposed PETAâ $ ™ s shocking record of euthanizing healthy dogs and cats - up to a 90 % euthanasia rate â $» as well as the fact that PETA is singularly responsible for the deaths of over 14,400 dogs, cats and other companion animals during the period of 1998 - 2005.

Statistics show that certain types of pets are less likely to be adopted — and therefore, more likely to be euthanized — than other animals.

It's good to hear less and less animals are being euthanized even though the data may not be exact.

If we use the word «no - kill» to describe shelters that euthanize 10 percent or less of the animals who enter their facility (a common way to define the term), than «kill - shelter» is automatically used to describe the others.

This means that while less than 1 % of the animals we've rescued have died or were humanely euthanized, we have saved 99 % of them!

«This will mean less animals going into our shelters, and less animals being euthanized,» Kiar said.

In less than two years, Albuquerque's «save rate» for cats and kittens (the percentage of animals admitted to a shelter that aren't euthanized) has grown from 64 percent to 87 percent, with more than 4,400 lives saved.

We hope that our efforts will lead to less animals being senselessly euthanized and more animals finding forever homes and happiness.

In 1997, the municipal shelter was euthanizing nearly 6,000 animals a year; that number is now less than 900.

Preventing the births of unwanted cats and dogs through well designed spay / neuter assistance programs costs less money per animal over the long run than paying to catch, transport, shelter, and care for unwanted animals — who, all too often, will eventually be euthanized.

Less than 1 percent of these animals needed to be euthanized because of debilitating conditions, trauma or infectious diseases.

If more animals are responsibly released back into their original environments through the TNR program, less animals are euthanized.

Every day, perfectly healthy animals are euthanized to create more room in shelters and purchasing from breeders gives homeless animals less opportunity to have a home.

The focus in shelters across the nation is to drastically reduce the number of homeless animals that are euthanized to less than 10 percent — with that 10 percent being only the truly aggressive or unhealthy.

In the midst of clearing the backyard of my new home (very overgrown) for my dog who was being checked on by my brother everyday at the house I was in the middle of moving out of my neighbors called animal control saying he was abandoned we were at the house checking on him when they arrived and they aggred everything was fine and we were going to move him within the next few days while my brother wasnt there it seems the neighbor let him loose and proceeded to call again (various signs) he was picked up and we were told it'd be $ 500 or get a police report through the local PD the police told us a report would have to be filed with animal control not them and back and forth we went then we get a call OK you can have your dog IF you pick him up immediately he contacted kennel cough was unable to make the trip on such short notice and asked for more time as we had exhausted all our money that week and hadn't the gas to get him less than 24 hours later he was euthanized I lost a food dog today b / c of neighbors who kept their dogs strapped with bark collars and were rarely let out.

A pit bull ban means additional animal control workers for identification and enforcement and litigation, sheltering, vet care and other costs of care for restricted breeds that have been impounded and must be held pending hearings; less in licensing fees as owners decline to register restricted breeds for fear of not being able to afford or follow through on restrictions; an increase in restricted breeds in shelters in surrounding communities, less shelter and resources for other animals that are euthanized.