Sentences with phrase «facing animals in your community»

«We may not agree on every issue, but we always agree to talk about the issues facing the animals in our community.»

To strengthen your own command of issues facing animals in your community, it is important to research the topics you are focusing on in your work.

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«Donating an item to Bags & Baubles is the perfect way to do a little spring cleaning while simultaneously giving animals in our community a second chance at life,» says FACE's Executive Director Brooke Haggerty.

I love that it gets the faces of homeless animals in front of the community at large.

Its mission continues to evolve as conditions change and animals face new and different challenges, but the core of that mission remains unchanged: to honor and strengthen the human - animal bond by providing the best quality care for homeless dogs and cats, and supporting companion animals in their homes through affordable veterinary care, community outreach, and education.

The Rescue Crew was created especially to help fill a need in the local rescue community for shelter animals facing imminent risk of euthanasia without rescue support.

«I thought about the difference in how safe my pets are at home and how community animals always face the fear of being abused,» Laura said, recounting the pivotal moment where she decided to become a mediator.

Being immersed in such a vibrant humane animal care community has inspired me to tap into my creativity to find new solutions to the challenges we face in the sheltering world and I hope, through reading this blog, you have been inspired too.

The Kansas City community should take pride in the efforts of this organization because their dedication and determination to help animals and save lives in the Kansas City community despite the many challenges they face daily is truly inspirational,» said Susanne Kogut, Executive Director of the Petco Foundation.

Connect with leading innovators, find out how to implement lifesaving approaches in your own community, and be part of the new face of animal sheltering, all in one convenient location: right here in Jacksonville, October 10 — 13, at the Best Friends No More Homeless Pets National Conference.

«For my birthday wish... we would like you to join our cause» — a state of art animal shelter that can be No. 1 in honor of Patrick but also in honor of those many other animals in our larger Newark community that face severe problems and challenges.

Whether it is a booth at a charity fundraiser or community outreach and education, our employees find fulfillment in bringing a smile to someone's face through a mutual love of animals.

We promise you'll walk away with a smile on your face and new skills and strategies to make a positive impact on animals in your community.

Northwest Animal Eye Specialists (NWAES) has become a partner in the Veterinary Care Charitable Fund (VCCF), a program created by the American Veterinary Medical Foundation (AVMF) to support veterinarians who provide veterinary services to animals in our community whose owners are faced with extraordinary hardships.

If you are working in animal welfare, it's easy to think that the challenges faced by your community or your organization are unique — that you have to contend with problems, stakeholders, and circumstances other communities don't.

Established in 2006 by a group of veterinarians and concerned community members, the Foundation for Animal Care and Education (FACE) is a not - for - profit 501 (c)(3) public charity that provides financial grants for animal owners who are unable to afford the cost of their pet's emergency or criticalAnimal Care and Education (FACE) is a not - for - profit 501 (c)(3) public charity that provides financial grants for animal owners who are unable to afford the cost of their pet's emergency or criticalanimal owners who are unable to afford the cost of their pet's emergency or critical care.

Orchard Animal Outreach is our the nonprofit 501 (c)(3) division of Orchard Animal Clinic, which will allow us to continue to provide low or no cost spays and neuters, veterinary care for feral and community cats, as well as take in shelter animals facing euthanasia for time, space constraints, need for veterinary care or having received unfavorable behavior evaluations.

In terms of the number of animals affected and the degree and duration of their suffering, hoarding is the number one animal cruelty crisis facing companion animals in communities throughout the countryIn terms of the number of animals affected and the degree and duration of their suffering, hoarding is the number one animal cruelty crisis facing companion animals in communities throughout the countryin communities throughout the country.3

As an unwavering champion for animals in need, ARL decided that the challenges community cats face required our attention and action.

While the veterinary community, health professionals and public officials have acknowledged the need to address animal cruelty and have developed general guidelines for identifying suspicious behavior, clinicians face many difficulties in identifying specific injuries caused by abuse.

Animal Legal Defense Fund (ALDF) estimates that approximately 250,000 animals per year are victims of hoarding and calls it «the number one animal cruelty crisis facing companion animals in communities throughout the country.&Animal Legal Defense Fund (ALDF) estimates that approximately 250,000 animals per year are victims of hoarding and calls it «the number one animal cruelty crisis facing companion animals in communities throughout the country.&animal cruelty crisis facing companion animals in communities throughout the country.»

FACE works collaboratively with numerous other animal - welfare organizations in the community.

This community cat program combined with other services in an expanded clinic, will allow FACE to more effectively serve as a one - stop - shop for caretakers of companion animals.

FACE differs from other area animal welfare organizations in that we focus on keeping companion animals in the home, reducing animal overpopulation, and striving to make Indianapolis a «no - kill» community by engaging all citizens in the process.

Managing Community Cats — Few animal - related issues facing local leaders are potentially more difficult and time - consuming than those involving un-owned cats in the cCommunity Cats — Few animal - related issues facing local leaders are potentially more difficult and time - consuming than those involving un-owned cats in the communitycommunity.

While all of our companion animals face a variety of serious issues, it seems cats often get the short end of the stick when it comes to community awareness, allocations of funds and just a lack of concern in general for their well being.

In order to assure the efficacy of any spay / neuter program designed to reduce shelter intake and euthanasia, the ASPCA believes that each community must conduct credible research into the particular causes of relinquishment and abandonment and the sources of animals in its shelters, including the barriers to spay / neuter services that are faced by those populations contributing disproportionately to the probleIn order to assure the efficacy of any spay / neuter program designed to reduce shelter intake and euthanasia, the ASPCA believes that each community must conduct credible research into the particular causes of relinquishment and abandonment and the sources of animals in its shelters, including the barriers to spay / neuter services that are faced by those populations contributing disproportionately to the problein its shelters, including the barriers to spay / neuter services that are faced by those populations contributing disproportionately to the problem.