Sentences with phrase «foster home facility»

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A superior court judge assigned the child to a licensed foster home and committed her «grandfather» to a medical facility.

Day care centers, night hospitals, walk - in clinics (where persons in crisis can go for help without appointments), halfway houses, and foster home programs for recovering mental patients who can not return to their families are examples of the types of new facilities that are beginning to appear in various parts of the country,

Without the visiting nurses, like Livia Brown, seen caring for Ariella, she would be in a medical foster home or a hospital or long - term care facility, probably at higher cost.

Considered high needs youth, these teens took multiple psychotropic medications and lived and attended school in residential care foster facilities, which essentially are locked group homes, when the study began.

Ann's experience includes working in a variety of settings: hospital and home care, traditional foster care facility and a large social service agency.

After Bella dies unexpectedly, child care services is ready to transfer Ricky again to another foster home, but he fears that his days are numbered before being taken to the «Juvee», a prison facility for juvenile boys.

A childhood spent bouncing in and out of juvenile detention facilities and foster homes thickened his skin, until he was taken in by the widow of his daddy (Phylicia Rashad), Apollo Creed, and raised as her own.

When Lela eventually moved to a 24 - hour care facility, PPOM volunteers made sure her dogs were fostered in loving homes and that they made frequent visits to see their «mom.»

Since PAL has no actual facility, all animals are placed in foster homes or boarded at veterinary clinics where they remain until adopted.

All of these dogs are currently in our kennel facility, as we don't have enough foster homes.

Our dogs are mostly in foster homes with a few at our partner boarding facilities.

Our network of foster homes enable us to care for many more animals outside the walls of our facility.

We don't have shelter facilities, so a loving foster home is needed for each animal in our rescue.

If the application is approved the adoption team will send the foster coordinator your application, and they will work with the foster or boarding facility to get a time scheduled for an introduction or home visit.

Please contact the Montreal SPCA if you can provide a foster or permanent home for a dog, cat or rabbit, or are able to volunteer at the organization's emergency facility.

We do not have a facility, so all dogs are fostered in homes that can accommodate them.

We need foster homes — people who have the time and facilities to take care of dogs and / or puppies on a short - term or long - term basis until we can find them homes locally, or failing that, with a transfer partner in other parts of the country.

In addition, we'd like to unite the local communities in a common cause and shine a light on the plight of shelter animals across the U.S. through the «Monster» Holiday Drive ™ campaign — a nationwide annual shelter drive benefiting homeless pets waiting in shelters, foster homes and temporary boarding facilities.

All dogs rescued by SNAFU are cared for by foster homes as they organization does not have a facility.

We also work directly with shelters in pulling dogs from facilities and placing them either in foster care or directly into new homes.

We do not have a facility and we are always looking for qualified foster homes.

Because our facility is so unsafe, we place all our animals into foster homes whenever a hurricane threatens the Florida Keys.

It varies by Orphan, availability of space at one of our Helping Hands Boarding facilities, or foster homes.

Some of these rescues operate out of facilities maintained by donations, while most use a foster - home system to house dogs waiting for permanent homes.

All foster homes are provided with eco-friendly pet supplies, bio-degradable utensils are used at events, only vegetarian and vegan dishes are served, and all appliances at «The Little Barn» facility are energy - efficient.

Such networks are generally led by no - kill rescue groups who take cats and dogs out of animal control facilities or traditional animal shelters, place them in foster homes, and then find the pets permanent homes through their own adoption events, publicity, word of mouth, or advertising.

We talk often about the importance of foster homes for our organization - we have no facility; all our rescued dogs must stay in homes - but its also important to remember how much joy fostering can bring into your life!

We are an educational organization; we are not a traditional rescue with foster homes or a shelter facility.

We provide shelter for our dogs in loving, committed, foster homes as well as at The Mutt Hutt daycare and boarding facility.

You may also bring your foster pet to any of our facilities to find him / her a forever home!

Since most rescues are foster - only with no shelter facility, foster homes are the lifeblood of rescue groups.

As we do not have a facility we solely rely on foster parents to home our rescue dogs.

We do not have a facility to house dogs which have been «unadoptable,» but we do keep our commitment to them and do what we can to provide for them every day in a loving foster home.

We do not have a facility as all our dogs are cared for in loving foster homes.

Licensing complies with state requirements Officers and officers are elected This program uses foster homes and own facility

Rescue groups place their rescues into foster homes as they don't have a shelter facility.

Muttville has its own cage - free facility, housing newly rescued senior dogs while they await to be matched with foster homes.

Because we do not have a shelter facility, the only way that we can save these animals is with the help of foster homes.

In its early years, the Placer SPCA operated without a shelter facility of its own and was run entirely through volunteers who found foster homes for the animals.

At CCHS, we strive to help local shelters by taking animals from their facilities and placing them in foster homes.

Because we are blessed to have a facility where our dogs are able to «live», our foster program has been developed to promote a dog's ability to «transition» into a potential adopter's home.

In addition to having a large network of foster homes, Kitten Rescue owns its own private shelter facility, the Kitten Rescue Sanctuary, which houses approximately 150 adult cats in a cage - free environment.

Some of our cats can be accommodated at our cat adoption facility but almost all other animals in our group are placed in a foster home prior to being adopted.

Lucky Dog is a 100 % foster home organization and does not run a dedicated facility to house homeless pets.

We DO have insurance Licensing complies with state requirements Officers are appointed This program uses foster homes and boarding facilities.

Please keep in mind that we are in desperate need of foster homes and it is likely that your surrendered dog is going to go into a kenneling facility until a foster home opens up or we find a permanent home for your dog.

Today, 32 unowned shelter cats and dogs from the emergency facility were relocated to Young - Williams Animal Center to be placed in foster homes before being made available for adoption.

Pulls dogs from animal - control facilities, places them in foster homes and finds them permanent homes.

To provide a safe and loving place for the animals in our rescue by placing them into foster homes or our shelter facility.

Pulls dogs from high - kill animal control facilities, places them in foster homes and then finds them permanent homes.