Sentences with phrase «flying out of the shelter»

I would think a dog like that would fly out of a shelter.

The cats are practically flying out of the shelter!

Kittens who are old enough to be adopted usually fly out of shelters, but those younger than 8 weeks have special needs.

Not exact matches

Wallace, the 2006 Cynosport World Champion and 2007 Purina Incredible Dog Challenge National Champion for Freestyle Flying Disc, barely made it out of the shelter system.

He is a model citizen here at our shelter and we thought with his cuteness and his youth that he would fly right out of here, but he has been here for about three months — a long time for a young dog.

Healthy Paws was invited to the arrival of the most recent Freedom Flight carried out by Wings of Rescue, an all - volunteer organization that flies shelter pets slated for euthanasia into communities with no - kill shelters and foster systems.

In the past two weeks, animal - welfare workers have flown adoptable dogs and cats out of Florida to shelters in Atlanta, Houston, Denver and New York.

The conditions and treatment of animals at Animal Welfare League are so concerning to Robin Presnell, the executive director of Small Paws Rescue that she flew in from Tulsa, Okla., to be at Tuesday's meeting after a pattern of sick dogs coming out of the shelter.

These animals had been living in a Houston shelter before Hurricane Harvey struck earlier this month, said Monica Stevens, co-founder of the Jameson Animal Rescue Ranch (JARR) of St. Helena, which joined a group of organizations to fly a total of 73 dogs and cats out of Texas.

Dog Is My Copilot, a nonprofit that moves dogs and cats to no - kill shelters, flew nearly 80 shelter animals out of Long Beach Airport early Wednesday morning.

By flying and transporting animals out of areas where they are at risk of euthanasia due to overpopulation, not only will the animal passengers find a forever family, but DIMC creates more space in the shelters for animals who might otherwise have remained at large or been euthanized.

Kara Pollard: Most of the South Western states experience the most problem with pet overpopulation which is why we find source shelters from these states and fly animals generally up north to organizations that have room and the resources to adopt them out.

A mission to fly local abandoned pets, at risk of being euthanized, to no kill shelters out of state.

The trips out of Texas to places like Lake County are made possible by the collaborative work of the Humane Society of the United States, GreaterGood.org and Wings of Rescue, which flies large numbers of animals at risk to shelters in the United States and Canada.