Sentences with phrase «from death row at»

RODA was saved from death row at a County shelter in 2009.

We rescue dogs from Death Row at animal control and from owners headed to animal control to dump their dogs.

We have saved many dogs from death row at high kill shelters.

Not exact matches

We stood a few rows back from the street peering up at the gigantic balloon characters jumping up and down and rubbing our hands together in an attempt not to freeze to death.

Of all the wrenching things I heard at the press conference at HBO headquarters following a screening of Joe Berlinger and Bruce Sinofsky's powerful documentary Paradise Lost 3: Purgatory, last but not least was Damian Echols's admission that when he emerged from nearly two decades on death row for a crime he didn't commit, the first movie he saw was... wait for it... the remake of Fright Night.

Death Row had great intimidation value, and the guards made sure you knew you were at their mercy — no reporters, lawyers only up from Jackson once a week, and so forth.

In effort to help dogs on «Death Row» at BARC (Bureau of Animal Regulation and Control), volunteers from Friends of BARC stepped in and recently saved two lives.

OBHR hounds come from all walks of life: on death row at a county pound; left wandering alone in the middle of the woods, along a country road, or dodging traffic on the freeway.

Mahle is used to sleeping in his truck: Twice a month he leaves his wife and home in Zanesville, Ohio, to drive a familiar route through the Deep South, making stops in Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama to pick up dogs that have been removed from «death row» at high - kill shelters by local rescue groups.

We are composed of a group of animal loving volunteers saving animals from death row and giving them a second chance at life.

Hasso comes from a back yard breeder, a real puppy mill, and Jake was on death row at a dog pound.

Many of them were abused, abandoned or stray animals who were rescued from the streets or from «death row» at overcrowded animal control agencies.

At Animal Behavior College (ABC), we do not agree with that and we are doing something to help prevent such wonderful animals from becoming death - row dogs and cats.

Additionally, we rescue many of our dogs from «death row» at kill shelters in CA.

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at apexart, which highlighted artwork by men on death row at the Riverbend Maximum Security Institution in Nashville, Tennessee, activist and artist Fury Young organizes a group show of artwork created by prisoners from all - across the country.

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A 2005 study from the Center on Wrongful Convictions at Northwestern University found that about 46 percent of death row exonerees were victims of false informant testimony.