Sentences with phrase «for lack of veterinary care»

It's important to note that Section 21.30 of the Dog Law DOES allow dog wardens to cite kennel operators for a lack of veterinary care although it is rarely, if ever, used.

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We have to address the underlying systemic issues that keep pet owners from accessing medical and other care for their pets — poverty, economic injustice and lack of infrastructure such as veterinary clinics and pet - welcoming rental housing.

However recent complaints about unnecessary deaths, lack of veterinary care and poor customer service prompted a petition signed by residents asking for an administration change.

Our research shows that for many horse owners, lack of access to affordable veterinary care in times of financial hardship puts horses at risk for poor welfare and homelessness.

And because many of those same pet guardians find themselves lacking the funds to care for their pets when they becomes sick or injured, we provide help to both navigate the veterinary health system and to provide financial assistance.

(BVA Release) Following last year's landmark report the British Veterinary Association (BVA) welcomes the second PDSA Animal Wellbeing (PAW) Report which exposes a serious lack of understanding and provision of basic levels of care for millions of the UK's pets.

By expanding the Cat Friendly Practice ® (CFP) Program and encouraging veterinarians to participate, the American Association of Feline Practitioners provides a solution to this lack of preventive care while at the same time delivering improved veterinary care for cats and decreasing stress during veterinary visits.

I also spent years volunteering and fostering for shelters and rescue groups, and saw first - hand how lack of affordable veterinary care affects the lives of our pets.

Many community members are unable to seek veterinary care for their pets because of lack of money or the distance to a vet clinic.

Indirect violations are issued for small infractions, while direct violations are serious ones that indicate a situation that could harm an animal, such as unsanitary facilities, untreated wounds, lack of proper veterinary care, and other shortcomings that put animal health and welfare at risk.

On January 20, 2016, the USDA inspected the kennel of David J. Yoder (Utica, MN) and cited him for violation of the Animal Welfare Act (lack of veterinary care).

By then, a U.S. Department of Agriculture inspector had written up Havens for leaving hundreds of dogs in wet and freezing conditions, for excessively matted dogs lacking proper grooming, and sick and injured ones without veterinary care.

Outside and farm dogs are at high risk for neglect in three ways: lack of food or water, lack of veterinary care, and exposure to extreme weather (heat, cold, storms)

Even better, because a lack of ability to afford veterinary care is often the reason for surrender, at least some of those pets will end up remaining in their original homes altogether.

That means dogs will suffer for 3 more years with no relief from the small stacked cages, overcrowding, wire flooring, lack of veterinary care and sanitary conditions, poor ventilation, lighting, and extreme temperatures.