Sentences with phrase «healthy animal shelter environment»

Not exact matches

If officers were able to get a visual on pets and determine that animals looked injury - free and were provided with the basics as dictated by current law — food, water, shelter and a clean, healthy environment that includes a certain amount of space — that complaint could be closed.

Shelter Guidelines: A Healthy and Safe Environment Jeanette O'Quin, DVM, Ohio Dept. of Health, Zoonotic Disease Program; Mary Blinn, DVM, Charlotte / Mecklenburg Animal Care and Control

«The FOTAS Foster Care system not only ensures the animals are raised in a healthy environment, it frees up limited space in the shelter for other adoptable animals,» said FOTAS President Jennifer Miller.

A volunteer foster parent cares for animals who are underage, sick, injured, or under - socialized outside of the shelter environment, so that they may become healthy, adoptable animals.

The shelter is designed to be a comfortable and healthy environment for the animals and for the staff, with the resources and space needed for the present and for future needs, with budget and sustainability as a priority.»

From shelters to kennels to pet resorts to animal hospitals, this architect has established a niche designing functional, healthy environments for animals.

Animals in foster care because they are too young to thrive in a shelter environment can be available for adoption at 8 weeks of age, if healthy.

The Foster Care system not only ensures the animals are raised in a healthy environment, it frees up limited space in the shelter for other adoptable animals.

This helps to keep the animals healthy and prevents the spread of disease between animals housed in the close - quarters of a shelter environment.

Up to date information gathered from shelter medicine experts including topics such as intake procedures, Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), cleaning / disinfection, zoonotic diseases and outbreak control are available to better equip staff with the resources to make animals more comfortable and provide a humane and healthy environment.

Qualifications: strong interest in and commitment to animal welfare and to providing a physically and mentally healthy environment for shelter animals.

Volunteers are invaluable to the animals and the shelter staff as they give their time walking dogs, washing dishes, doing laundry, cleaning kennels, and other tasks that help create a happy, healthy environment for the animals.