Sentences with phrase «euthanized animal groups»

Before the nursery was established in 2009, kittens were one of the most euthanized animal groups in the county — especially kittens that were too young to feed themselves.

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Indeed, performing X-Ray or ultrasounds on the same animals all along a study avoid the use of several groups euthanized every week as done many years ago.

Some of these groups also find homes for the animals later on, to protect them from winding up at shelters where they are in danger of being euthanized.

The group's attempt to create a municipally run animal services agency comes after televised images recorded with a hidden camera at Berger Blanc, a for - profit pound that provides animal control services for 10 of Montreal's 19 boroughs, that depict animals being euthanized inhumanely.

Some animal rights groups have criticized the Humane Society for euthanizing more animals than some consider necessary.

We are still needing people to come out to foster and adopt becuase while we got a LOT of animals into temporary housing and adoptive homes yesterday, the animals will still be coming into the shelter while the painting is taking place, but rest assured, we are not euthanizing animals due to lack of space in the adoption rooms, we will find other housing in rooms that do not typically house animals, and will continue to work with rescue groups, and promote fostering and adoptions.

In contrast, groups that can be selective about which animals they accept don't have to euthanize animals due to lack of space.

The group does not euthanize the pets under their care regardless of space restrictions and the appearance of the companion animals they take in.

In most shelters, kittens make up the largest group of animals euthanized due to large numbers and lack of resources to care for them.

The animal - rights group trying to save Rufus from being euthanized is no longer working with the dog's owner, who has now hired her own lawyer to get the beagle back after it bit her 4 - year - old son in the face.

«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.

Knowing it would not be as simple as just saving more of the easy - to - save animals, APA examined the specific types of animals being euthanized and developed targeted programs for these groups to enable a live outcome.

I am a rescuer myself and did not understand why a major animal rights group would be pushing to have dogs euthanized that people were trying to find homes for.

This founding group opened a shelter and the organization continued to grow and evolve to meet the increased demand for our services — staying true to our founders» vision that no animal should ever be unnecessarily euthanized.

Before you relinquish your pet to an animal rescue group or shelter, be sure to consider the possible consequences, including the very real possibility that your pet could be euthanized the same day it arrives at the shelter.

Often it is a matter of a day or two before space becomes available within a rescue group, but if there is no place for the animal to go during those few days, they may end up getting euthanized.

Overcrowded municipal kill shelters euthanize to keep incoming populations manageable, and for rescue groups like Shelter Chic, having a roster of reliable foster homes lets us save animals from euthanasia while giving us time to work on finding these pets their pawww - fect families!

Until pet overpopulation is reduced to a point where animal shelters and rescue groups can handle the number of homeless, incoming animals without having to euthanize for space, we believe it is more humane to spay the pregnant pet than it is to contribute to pet overpopulation where that future litter could potentially live life on the streets as homeless pets, and will displace another pet who is waiting for a hone.

Given the number of pets euthanized for space every day, Rescue Groups and Shelters will not adopt out unaltered animals.

In 2004, she started working as a kennel manager at the largest city shelter in Indiana — where more than half of animals were euthanized — and pushed hard for the organization to collaborate with outside rescue groups to find animals homes.

Many rescue groups pull animals from animal shelters in order to save them from being euthanized.

We, along with our partner communities and rescue groups, believe that euthanizing animals in not acceptable except in cases of extremely serious injury or illness or in cases of very severe behavioral issues that can not be remediated and where the dog poses a serious risk to humans.

Doing what they can to reduce the likelihood of adoptable cats and dogs being euthanized, Atlanta Pet Rescue and Adoption works with other rescue groups, shelters and animal control facilities throughout Georgia to rescue highly adoptable dogs and cats.

We are a Non-Profit Animal Rescue Group based in Blount County, Alabama, and we rescue dogs from the local County Animal Shelter — animals that are sometimes minutes away from being euthanized — and find them good homes.

The Wright - Way Rescue Animal Shelter is a non-profit welfare group for pets that seeks to reduce the number of homeless adoptable pets euthanized in the Midwest each year through an adoption program, community education, promotion of spaying and neutering, and a shelter medicine outreach program.

Every day of the year, the Mayor's Alliance for NYC's Animals» fleet of five Wheels of Hope vans is on the road, transporting pets who are at risk of being euthanized from the city's Animal Care Centers of NYC (ACC) facilities to rescue groups and no - kill shelters with the resources to find them new homes.

Animals seized from dogfighting operations and other cruelty investigations deserve a right to be independently reviewed, instead of being automatically euthanized, a coalition of animal welfare groups has agreed.

As the local news reported, «Saving thousands of cats from being euthanized every year sounds like a good idea, but a well - known animal rights group is completely against it.»

Many healthy adoptable animals have to be euthanized because there are just too many animals in local shelters and rescue groups.

Call your local shelter, rescue group, or veterinarian for help if you need it, and remember; even though kittens are adorable, over 4 million animals are euthanized annually in the U.S. due to overpopulation — please spay and neuter your pets.

Yet although these scientific surveys show fewer total euthanasias, animal rights groups claim 10 million, 12 million, even 22 million dogs euthanized in shelters and advocate breeding restrictions as the only sure cure.

Pressure groups may not understand the progressive nature of no - kill and instead push shelters to stop euthanizing even non-rehabilitatable animals or to use limited resources to convert treatable animals to adoptable animals before they have reached a population level where that kind of effort makes sense.

For that reason, they often make up the largest single group of animals euthanized at many shelters.

For example, one group posted a clarion call for shelters everywhere to not euthanize any animals for one day.

Young At Heart Senior Pet Adoptions is a rescue group that focuses on rescuing senior cats and dogs that are often put first on the list of animals to be euthanized at shelters because of their age.

But «After learning that the court would consider euthanizing the dogs,» reported Tim McGlone of the Virginian - Pilot on August 24, 2007, «animal welfare groups,» inflamed by e-mails from the Best Friends Animal Society, the ASPCA, and the pit bull advocacy group BADRAP, «inundated the U.S. attorney's office and U.S. District Judge Hudson with pleas to save the pit bulls.&animal welfare groups,» inflamed by e-mails from the Best Friends Animal Society, the ASPCA, and the pit bull advocacy group BADRAP, «inundated the U.S. attorney's office and U.S. District Judge Hudson with pleas to save the pit bulls.&Animal Society, the ASPCA, and the pit bull advocacy group BADRAP, «inundated the U.S. attorney's office and U.S. District Judge Hudson with pleas to save the pit bulls.»

Unfortunately, we are not a no - kill shelter, but with the help of our compassionate Animal Control Officers and our volunteer group, we do everything within our power to insure that an adoptable animal is not euthaAnimal Control Officers and our volunteer group, we do everything within our power to insure that an adoptable animal is not euthaanimal is not euthanized.

This group works primarily with shelters in the Bay Area, taking in animals and seniors who would ordinarily be euthanized right away.

In New Jersey one official commented, «It's actually more expensive to have animal control officers go out and find these cats and have them euthanized than it is to have members of these (cat welfare) groups trap, neuter and release them.»

A small group of concerned citizens formed the Foundation Against Companion - Animal Euthanasia (FACE) in 1993 to establish programs and policies which would decrease the number of unwanted dogs and cats euthanized in the Indianapolis area each year.

From 4 - 7 p.m. guests can enjoy a light meal, meet the staff, tour the buses and learn about how the group is working toward a future in which no animals are euthanized due to a community's inability to care for them.

In many communities, volunteer foster networks and no - kill rescue groups remove most of the adoptable animals from shelters that euthanize, put them in foster homes, and then place them in forever homes through adopt - a-pet events.

Most limited admission shelters and rescue groups do not euthanize animals but work off of a waiting lists if they are full and will only take in animals they are confident they will be able to place in an adoptive home.

If an animal does not meet our criteria for adoption or transfer to another animal welfare group, they may be humanely euthanized.

«I think the animal groups thought I would euthanize her, but I didn't.»

The startling number of animals euthanized at city shelters has dropped dramatically in recent years, thanks in part to groups that take animals out of the Animal Care and Control shelters, the only shelters required by law to take in all strays.

Every day of the year, the Mayor's Alliance for NYC's Animals» fleet of six Wheels of Hope vans is on the road, transporting pets who are at risk of being euthanized from the city's Animal Care Centers of NYC (ACC) facilities to rescue groups and no - kill shelters with the resources to find them new homes.

Though two local groups had long practiced trap - neuter - return (TNR), and had significant success in reducing feral cat populations in Albuquerque, N.M., in 2010, the city animal welfare department's two shelters still euthanized 53 percent of the cats they took in.

It started with a group of friends that would routinely take «unadoptable», older, or sickly animals to a sanctuary in order to avoid being euthanized and to allow sick animals to heal and rehabilitate.

We differ from most groups because we also rescue special needs animals which might otherwise be euthanized.