He was a loving and caring man who never once
euthanized an animal simply because the pet parent could not afford the required treatment.
Shelters should never use the expiration of applicable holding periods or owner relinquishment as license to immediately
euthanize animals simply because, at least legally, their «time is up».
Not exact matches
Regardless of whether Landrigan's legal team was
simply using the drug shortage as stalling tactic, their legal maneuvering brings to the fore a contentious dispute over the science (or some would say lack thereof) behind lethal injection executions in the U.S.. For more than two decades, it has been argued that the FDA should be required to certify the safety and effectiveness of drugs used to carry out executions (as it does for drugs used to
euthanize animals).
Fifty - six percent of dogs and seventy - six percent of cats in shelters are
euthanized... many of them healthy, well - behaved
animals whose owners
simply didn't have time for them anymore.
Our vision is a world where no
animal with a quality of life remaining must be
euthanized simply because of the length of time they've spent in a shelter, their age, or any special needs they may have.
More than 30,000,000
animals are
euthanized each year, because there
simply are not enough homes for all of them.
Cultural reluctance to
euthanize even severely suffering
animals, intertwined with the Buddhist faith of about a third of the Taiwan population, led in the 1980s and 1990s to some government shelters
simply allowing impounded dogs to cannibalize each other or starve to death.
As a result,
animals are
euthanized every day
simply because they can not find a home.
Millions of wonderful cats enter
animal shelters each year, but tragically, 71 percent are
euthanized because there are
simply not enough homes for them.2 A wide variety of cat breeds, sizes, colors and personalities can be found at any
animal shelter, which gives you a lot of options to choose from.
At least half of these
animals - that's 4 to 5 MILLION - are
euthanized (killed) because there is
simply nowhere for them to go.
I think now that President Obama missed an opportunity not only to save a life, but also to draw national attention to the tragedy of the millions of shelter
animals, dogs, cats and other pets, that are
euthanized every year
simply because they are homeless, unwanted, or declared «unadoptable» for some arbitrary reason. If you have ever loved an
animal, you know how heartbreaking, how gut wrenching this tragedy is.Â
«Lastly, Wilkes County
euthanizes 3,000 healthy, adoptable
animals a year
simply because there are not enough good homes opening their doors to these needy
animals. I find it disturbing that the groups clamoring for media attention over these 127 dogs raise no fuss, and offer no assistance, for the other 3,000 dogs put down in that county each year.
According to the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to
Animals (ASPCA), five out of 10 shelter dogs and seven out of 10 shelter cats are
euthanized each year
simply because no one will adopt them.
In Memory of Magic (IMOM) is dedicated to insuring that no companion
animal has to be
euthanized simply because his or her caretaker is financially challenged.
About half of the
animals in shelters will be
euthanized because there
simply aren't enough homes.
These
animals are being killed (not
euthanized)
simply because they have no place to call home.
Dogs, cats, puppies and kittens who are not adopted most often live terrible, short lives in shelter kennels, or are often
euthanized because they become scared, unhappy and aggressive living in the shelter — and there is
simply no more space for them as more
animals are brought in.
Lastly,
animals in well - run shelters are NOT
simply «marking time» until they are
euthanized.
Millions of unwanted
animals are
euthanized each year because good homes are limited and most pets
simply can not be adopted out.
There are so many adoptable
animals in shelters that are being
euthanized simply because there isn't enough space.
Every day across the United States, 9,000
animals are
euthanized simply because they don't have a place to call home.
For the first time since February 2011, the Austin
Animal Center (AAC) faces
euthanizing dogs
simply because there is not enough room to house them, as the City of Austin has seen a dramatic increase in the number of adult... Continue reading →
With
animals arriving at the shelters every day, most of these
animals are
euthanized simply because the shelter has run out of space.
While some
animals are
euthanized due to serious health problems, many
animals are
simply unwanted and pet shelters are just unable to house and feed them.
Before, the owner
simply had to check a box if they wanted MAS to
euthanize that
animal.
Way too many amazing
animals are
euthanized every single day
simply because they are homeless.
Through these four initiatives, we have a proven solution to transform the Midlands into a no - kill community, meaning no healthy adoptable
animal is
euthanized simply because it is homeless.
They are
euthanized simply to make room for another
animal.
National estimates indicate that approximately 3 million to 4 million of the
animals who enter shelters nationwide every year are
euthanized (60 percent of dogs and 70 percent of cats)
simply because there is no one to adopt them.
Every hour of every day 50 companion
animals are
euthanized in US
animal shelters
simply because their human companions died and made no arrangements for their continuous care.
As I struggle to make ends meet, get my Non-Profit cat rescue off the ground and
simply find my way in the world; I extend my hand out and ask you to join me in my dream of finding a home for every cat and to stop the insanity of
euthanizing adoptable
animals as a way of population control.
Our mission is three-fold: STEP ONE: Save adoptable
animals from Kern County shelters who are in danger of being
euthanized simply because of overcrowded facilities.
Despite our efforts, many great dogs had to be
euthanized simply to make room for the dozens more brought in every week by
animal control.
We work towards a day when there is a home for every pet and domestic
animals are no longer
euthanized simply because they have no home.
Every year approximately six MILLION shelter
animals are
euthanized simply because there is no room for them.
Our dream is to live a community where every adoptable pet has a home and where no
animal is
euthanized,
simply because it is homeless.
Therefore, we can not honor provisions in wills that ask us to
euthanize an
animal in good health and temperament
simply because an owner has passed away.
As the petition explains, most of these
animals are not so sick or injured that euthanasia seems like the only humane option; the majority of these
animals are deemed healthy and are
euthanized simply because there is not enough room at the shelter to house them all.
In our operating area, counties spend from two to three times the cost of a spay / neuter to
euthanize a companion
animal because there are
simply not enough adoption options to address the increasingly large numbers of
animals surrendered to
animal control agencies.
IMOM — Formed «to insure that no companion
animal has to be
euthanized simply because their caretaker is financially challenged.»
(1) Additionally, unless the cat is making an unusual pest out of itself, why should a wild
animal be
euthanized simply for not having a human address?
It is also a humane policy, whereby no healthy
animal is
euthanized for living in the wrong location, or for
simply living.
As Mark Kumpf, 2010 president of the National
Animal Control Association, told
Animal Sheltering in 2008, «The cost for picking up and
simply euthanizing and disposing of
animals is horrendous, in both the philosophical and the economic sense.»
Many of these
animals are
simply out of time and would otherwise be
euthanized if we did not intervene.
While several thousand
animals are adopted each year, the reality is that there are
simply more pets than homes, and thousands more are
euthanized.
Astoundingly, «approximately 75,000 healthy, adoptable
animals are
euthanized in Los Angeles County each year
simply because there are too many
animals and too few homes.»
6.5 million companion
animals enter U.S. shelters every year and while many are adopted, nearly 2 million are still being
euthanized simply because they don't have a home.