Sentences with phrase «foster homes where»

Growing up in foster homes where there was always an animal, Fallon bonded with her furry companions and realized her passion of animal welfare at a young age.

We place our dogs into temporary foster homes where they are socialized, spayed / neutered, vaccinated, and treated for any medical or behavioral conditions which would otherwise limit their adoptability.

Cats are loved and cared for in volunteer foster homes where they are evaluated so that a suitable permanent home may be found.

All of our dogs are placed in our devoted, compassionate foster homes where they receive the best care and are able to experience the love and companionship that all dogs deserve.

The SPCA of Anne Arundel County's (AACSPCA) Foster Enrichment Program places some of the more difficult - to - adopt dogs in temporary foster homes where the dogs can receive extra enrichment training.

Before they reach adoption age (8 - 12 weeks old), puppies stay in foster homes where mom has quiet space to nurse her babies and where the puppies can learn and grow.

Our cats are maintained in a network of foster homes where foster parents lovingly provide care before we locate permanent homes.

We support a unique Long Term Senior and Special Needs Foster Program where we place so - called «unadoptable» cats in foster homes where the cats are not up for adoption to others.

Pawsitive Beginnings Puppy Rehabilitation Program rescues abandoned puppies and homeless mothers with nursing litters from shelters, moments from euthanasia and places them into loving foster homes where they can raise their families and receive the training and medical treatment necessary to give both momma and her puppies a second chance at life.

Last Chance is a non-profit organization that saves animals located in «kill» facilities by paying the costs to relocate them to temporary foster homes where they are eventually adopted.

The dogs we rescue live in loving foster homes where they remain until they are either adopted or pass over the Rainbow Bridge.

That's when they moved into foster homes where dedicated attention from foster parents and confident feline role models could make an impact.

Our dogs are cared for in foster homes where they are treated as members of the family.

When the dogs are ready for adoption, they are moved into private foster homes where they are socialized with other dogs and people, begin basic potty and manners training, and start attending our adoption events on Saturday's.

All of the dogs we rescue are in loving foster homes where they are rehabilitated, socialized and receive all of the medical treatment they need so they can be placed in their forever home.

We frequently take young kittens from feral mothers, put them in foster homes where they are hand - tamed and eventually adopted as domestic cats.

Rocket Dog Rescue places non-aggressive dogs into temporary foster homes where they are socialized, spay / neutered, vaccinated, and treated for any medical or behavioral conditions which would otherwise limit their adoptability.

All of our dogs come out of shelters and into volunteer foster homes where they live in the house with the people.

We realized we could provide a better service by taking litters of puppies and kittens and placing them in foster homes where they could be properly socialized and trained to be good family animals.

Our dogs live in foster homes where they receive lots of love, basic training and socialization.

Rescue dogs temporarily live in foster homes where they have often been housebroken.

SIRTx places such dogs in foster homes where they are evaluated for temperament, brought up to date on vaccinations, given a physical examination to assess their health status, and spayed and neutered.

Rescue groups also place dogs in foster homes where they can learn the pleasures of just being a family pet.

RDR places non-aggressive dogs into temporary foster homes where they are socialized, and treated for any medical or behavioral conditions which would otherwise limit their adoptability.

All of our Adoptable Greyhounds are in foster homes where they are learning about retired life.

Usually, rescue groups find foster homes where dogs stay for a week before being placed in permanent homes.

Thankfully, programs like the Mr. Mo Project are helping place senior dogs in loving foster homes where they can live out their remaining years.

Since its inception, LDRNM has never deviated from its commitment to bring as many dogs as possible off the streets, away from danger and delivered safely into our network of caring foster homes where they can be temporarily «rehomed» and socialized.

The kitties are all housed in foster homes where they are given the necessary medical attention, nutritious food, and plenty of hugs and kisses before they move on to their furever homes.»

Our dogs and cats live in foster homes where they are part of the family.

We have kitties from bottle feeder infants who need to be fed every few hours, to feral kittens who need lots of attention and socialization to special needs adults that need temporary foster homes where they can recoup from sickness and injuries.

Once in the custody of the rescue group, dogs move into foster homes where they get lots of love and attention until a forever home is found.

Our animals stay in loving foster homes where they are socialized, loved and evaluated to determine the best type of environment for their personalities.

Caring for Canines has several main foster homes where the dogs and puppies are shown in Phoenix, Arizona.

All of our dogs live in foster homes where they receive lots of love and attention.

Most MABBR dogs are in foster homes where they are socialized with other dogs, children and adults.

They place their Labs in caring foster homes where they can practice the skills needed to become successful family members.

When they arrive, the dogs go into foster homes where they get training and experience living in a home environment before adoption.

(Young kittens and tame cats are removed from the colony and placed into foster homes where they are nurtured until they can be adopted.)

Her work paid off and Blossom and Cleveland went to their foster homes where they would begin their journey to adoption.

This rescue does not have kennels and the unwanted dogs they rescue are kept in a network of volunteer foster homes where they can be assessed prior to rehoming.

So many animals come to AHS each day in urgent need of: • Shelter • Medical care, vaccines and sterilization • Adoption services and behavioral training that ensures a smooth transition into new loving homes • Loving foster homes where they can rest and heal • And so much more!

The dogs live in foster homes where they receive medical attention and opportunities to interact with people and other animals until they can be matched with a «forever» home.

All MHCSR dogs live in foster homes where their energy level, temperament, training, and other skills can be assessed prior to adoption.Our Adoption Fee includes a complete vet examination, spay or neuter, brought up - to - date on vaccinations, tested and treated for heartworms and parasites, given heartworm preventative, groomed and micro-chipped before adoption.

DCOI Eric Afari was speaking at the Frafraha foster home where the Service donated food items and ten thousand Ghana cedis to the Home.

Then she went to a foster home where she was lost in a crowd of babies and teens, sometimes not being fed.

The domestic cat is believed to have evolved from the Near Eastern wildcat, whose range covers vast portions of the Middle East westward to the Atlantic «They snatched our girl because they fell out with us»: Council ripped teenager, 15, from loving family into foster home where she was abused and left to

The friend took the kitten to a foster home where the lady had cared for many small kittens.

All of our dogs are at a foster home where they get proper care and socialization by one of our wonderful fosters.

She went to a foster home where her foster mom brought her out of her shell.