Sentences with phrase «evaluate dogs in need»

Not exact matches

All dogs are placed in loving foster homes to rehabilitate them, give them all the time they need to be happy, healthy dogs again and to evaluate the dogs temperament so we can determine what type of home the dog would be best suited for.

There may be a need to evaluate possible methods for counteracting the effects of loss of sex hormones in gonadectomized dogs.

Once the daily energy requirement of an adult dog is known, it is not difficult to evaluate the amount of commercial pet food it needs per day: to make this, it is enough to divide the calculated daily calorie requirement of the dog by the calorie content in the pet food, which is usually reported on the label.

In 2012, after evaluating the needs of both the animal welfare and local community, Felines Inc. expanded both the facility and program to become Felines & Canines, a cage-less, no - kill cat and dog shelter.

First, the breeder needed to evaluate them on structure - which are the show dogs, and which are the pets (and pet status can be obtained by something as silly as a crooked tooth, or a mismarking - nothing that a pet home would care about, but is a big deal in the show world), which are the performance dogs, and which are the couch potatoes.

First of all, it's rare that a humane officer is called to a commercial breeding kennel for the purpose of evaluating dogs during a routine kennel inspection. Secondly, and most importantly, Section 5511 of the Crimes Code is clear: a dog need not be «near death» in order to exhibit signs of abuse, cruelty or neglect or to be deserving of the protections offered by state law.

Doug, you may need to evaluate why your dog is whining in the first place.

Dogs who begin to display this behavior without any changes in the home should be evaluated by a vet because there may be something bothering them internally or they have developed a disease that needs to be diagnosed or treated.

Further studies need to be done to evaluate the benefit of these tetracyclines in the treatment of osteoarthritis in dogs.

During the Initial Consultation dogs will be evaluated for their suitability for Service Dog work and individuals will be interviewed in order to assess their needs.

They suggest you might be interested in conducting home visits to evaluate prospective adoptive homes, helping out with paperwork and filing, looking in your local newspaper for ads where dogs are being given away and calling the owners to inform them that rescue services are available, sharing your professional skills with the organization, and donating needed supplies or money.

If you're participating in AAT with your dog, you are the responsible member of a working team, and need to watch and evaluate the patient, the surroundings and your dog.

If your dog is shy or fearful, please let us know so we can evaluate his needs and set him up for success in the classroom.

Each group takes in, vets, and fosters IG's needing homes, and evaluates qualified prospective adopters, to match the temperament of each individual dog to the home environment of potential adopters.

ASPCA SAFER ® (Safety Assessment for Evaluating Rehoming) is intended to be one tool used to help identify the risk of future aggression and individual behavioral support needed before adoption for each dog in a shelter.

Evaluate his gait and talk about what indicators you should use to determine if and when your dog needs pain medications in order to maintain a healthy and beneficial exercise routine.

As far as advising you on a particular dog, you really need to talk to a veterinarian who can evaluate the dog in person.

If an impounded Malinois is in such a shelter which does not require neutering of adopted animals, does not screen adopters, is known to sell dogs to dealers or research laboratories, or, for any other reason, does not seem like a reputable organization, the dog needs to be removed at once and evaluated for placement in a foster home.

The Foster Family plays an important role in helping to place the dog and need to observe the dog carefully to evaluate his temperament and behavior so that an accurate assessment of the dog can be made.

All of the dogs that come to the rescue are placed in appropriate foster homes while they are evaluated and given any needed medical care.

While there are specific faults and defects that are deal - killers for any responsible breeder, most need to be evaluated in the larger context of the breed, a breeding program, or the dog's collection of faults and virtues.

In addition to short - nose dogs, any pet with respiratory problems, heart ailments, diabetes, and other serious conditions need to be evaluated by your vet to know how much exercise is good and how much is too much.

The temperament and behavior of each dog is carefully evaluated while they are in foster care so that we can match each dog with the home that is best suited to meet their unique needs.

While in foster care the rescued dogs are fully vetted, treated for any known illnesses, evaluated, socialized and if need be, started on housebreaking and obedience training.

Website Link: www.lostangelsanimalrescue.org Evaluated on August 19th, 2015 Established in 2003 This is a rescue organization that works through foster networks to save dogs who are in need of physical and emotional rehabilitation.

We foster the dogs in our own homes, get them the care they need and deserve, evaluate them individually and find them new suitable and permanent homes.

We volunteers need to evaluate the dogs ourselves in order to match the dog with the right foster family.

Not only do they bring dogs in need to our attention, but they also do an excellent job evaluating them so that we know if they will be a good fit for our small shelter where most of the care is provided by volunteers.

We evaluate our dogs before they are adopted and identify any areas that may need improvement so that they are well adjusted and ready to be placed in a loving home.

The generous well thought out duffle bag with everything that we could possibly need for evaluating dogs in municipal facilities is AMAZING!

We believe this is the best environment for the dogs because it allows us to attend to their individual needs, and also gives us the opportunity to us observe and evaluate each dog in a home setting to assess their readiness for placement in an adoptive home.