Sentences with phrase «future animal family»

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We are committed to a cleaner planet, stronger community and brighter future for families through food science innovation, state - of - the - art manufacturing and technology, animal well - being and sustainable farming.

They also develop frameworks for future learning, e.g. animal - vegetable - mineral, family - friends - strangers, etc..

The Weston A. Price foundation and many small family farms are promoting a return to this way of farming and living that supports the health of the animals, the people who eat them, the land, and our future.

In a future where Earth has been wiped clean of all life, and humanity has moved on to other worlds, twelve - year - old Noah Zarc and his family have embarked on a quest, in a time - traveling spaceship called the ARC, to retrieve two of every animal and repopulate a dead world.

This is never an easy topic to think about when it comes a family member, and sometimes even harder when it comes to animal companions because it's difficult a to make a decision about your pet's future without knowing what your animal companion really wants or needs.

I understand unequivocally that Atlantic Region Central Border Collie Rescue can not, will not, and does not make any representations or guarantees, regarding future reactions by my ARCBCR dog / s to me, my family, my other pets, other persons, or property because I fully understand that animals are completely unpredictable.

To be very clear, I believe that every healthy or treatable animal deserves an opportunity to live as a beloved family member and that this is attainable in the near future.

More people begin to think of these animals as adorable future furry family members and choose to adopt, rather than purchase, their next animal companion.

By inviting your friends and family to donate to the animals in your name, instead of buying unneeded gifts, you'll help change the future for homeless pets all around the country.

To provide an educational and family friendly environment that will change their future one animal, one family, and one generation at a time.

«There is an alarming trend in the «No Kill» animal - sheltering movement that ignores the fact that commitment, a deep sense of responsibility, and respect for the seriousness of adopting a pet are derived from a family or individual carefully considering whether they can afford the increasingly expensive upkeep in the future.

This year's scholarship winners are: • Carin Mellick - Ponca Public Schools (Ponca, NE) Nebraska High School Scholarship • Ellie Purpura - University of California, Davis (Davis, CA) Undergraduate Academic Scholarship • Alicia Blose - Jefferson College (Hillsboro, MO) Veterinary Technology Academic Scholarship • Annabelle Hernandez - Michigan State University (East Lansing, MI) Veterinary Technology Academic Scholarship • Brittany Wolfe - Virginia - Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine (Blacksburg, VA) Veterinary Medicine Academic Scholarship «The Oxbow family is passionate about supporting the future of exotic animal health,» said Melissa Ross, Oxbow's Vice President of Marketing, Education and Innovation.

Our mission is to save the lives of companion animals by keeping them out of shelters, where they face a very uncertain future, and with their families.

We want to know that our rescued animal is going to have a happy future — that means a happy family too, so we follow up and ensure that an adoption is successful for all concerned (including any resident pets that were there first).

We at CHS would be pleased to discuss planned giving with you in greater detail and to work with you and your advisors to establish a plan that works for you and your family and that would also help our animals in the future.

We at HSWA would be pleased to discuss planned giving with you in greater detail and to work with you and your advisors to establish a plan that works for you and your family and that would also help our animals in the future.

«The Oxbow family is passionate about supporting the future of exotic animal health,» said Melissa Ross, Oxbow's vice president of marketing, education and innovation.

Furthermore, families should consider their future needs: most dog breeds live at least ten years, and while there may not be any small children around when the animal is a puppy, there may be in the future.

Our staff could have chosen to judge Sire's family or create barriers for them to connect with our adoption program or other services, but that likely would have destroyed our relationship with the family and our ability to connect with any future animals in their home.

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If you or someone in your family becomes a victim of aggressive dog behavior, dog attacks, or any other kind of animal attack in or near Cedar Hill — now or at any time in the future — consult at once regarding your legal recourse and alternatives with an experienced Cedar Hill animal bite attorney at the Weaver Injury Law Firm.

Sometimes in our family sessions where we'll do a family coat of armor and have them identify their family strengths, or I'll have them created habitat of a an animal in the future including all of the things that he needs to survive.