Sentences with phrase «healthy animals in the shelter»

The HSUS cautions against spending time and resources considering mandatory spay / neuter legislation when there is a necessary and effective path — one that will get us closer to building more humane communities and ending the euthanasia of healthy animals in shelters.

AANT's intent and purpose is to prevent animal cruelty and neglect, reduce the euthanasia rate of healthy animals in shelters and promote spay and neuter programs to reduce the number of homeless animals.

We need to educate people to take responsibility for their pets and implement legislation that will help to end the euthanization of millions of healthy animals in our shelters every year.

Clay Humane is one of our areas oldest and most proactive animal welfare organizations, motivated by one goal — fostering humane attitudes in our communities and, in turn, ending the needless euthanasia of healthy animals in our shelters.

Not exact matches

This declaration comes just two months after San Diego Animal Welfare Coalition (SDAWC) shelters ** announced reaching «Getting to Zero,» which refers to reaching zero euthanasia of healthy or treatable animals in San Diego.

Fifty - six percent of dogs and seventy - six percent of cats in shelters are euthanized... many of them healthy, well - behaved animals whose owners simply didn't have time for them anymore.

It's transitioned from a limited - admission shelter to an open one, quintupled the number of animals in its system and reached the epic milestone of zero euthanasia for healthy animals five years ahead of schedule.

Donations from the public allowed SDHS to lead the Getting to Zero initiative, which ensures no healthy, treatable animal is euthanized in shelters throughout San Diego County.

Local animal shelters euthanize hundreds of healthy and sweet animals each day to make space for new ones coming in due to their limited space.

«In this difficult economy, shelters and rescue groups need donations more than ever to keep up with the demand for their lifesaving efforts, «said Jane Hoffman, President of the Mayor's Alliance for NYC's Animals, a coalition of more than 150 animal shelters and rescue groups committed to ending the killing of healthy and treatable cats and dogs at New York City shelters.

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Built in 1988, the existing shelter is crowded, outdated and provides less than safe and healthy conditions for humans and animals.

The ASPCA's shelter medicine experts, Animal Poison Control Center staff and shelter partners provide expertise and tools to keep animals in your care healthy.

The Montgomery Humane Society prevents cruelty to animals by operating an animal shelter for homeless, abandoned, and unwanted animals; by operating an adoption center for healthy animals; by investigating cruelty and abuse cases; and by educating the public in animal owner responsibility.

If we are to really get to being a no kill nation — where no healthy or treatable animal is killed for being homeless — we need to quit talking about being «no kill shelters» — and have all organizations in a community in order to become «no kill communities».

Can animal shelters in Michigan really save all their healthy and treatable pets?

No Kill Nation: A national advocacy organization dedicated to ending the systematic killing of healthy and treatable animals in our nation's shelters.

A national advocacy organization dedicated to ending the systematic killing of healthy and treatable animals in our nation's shelters.

By proving that open admission municipal shelters, even with old buildings and limited resources, CAN save all the healthy and treatable animals in their care.

«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.

In most shelters, this is less than the cost of one day of care for a healthy animal, and certainly less than care for seriously ill animals.

Five years after that, in 1994, the SF / SPCA and SF / DACC signed the Adoption Pact, under which the SF / SPCA agreed to accept any healthy and behaviorally sound dog or cat whose holding time had expired at the animal control shelter.

Because the disease may be difficult for the shelter to detect during the incubation period, apparently healthy animals with panleukopenia may be adopted out only to become ill a few days later in their new homes, causing heartache for the shelter staff and the new owners.

Winograd's criterion, «Saving a higher percentage of animals,» requires that a city's shelters be receiving more healthy animals who can be safely rehomed ---- meaning that the city has been less effective than San Francisco in eliminating surplus births and in promoting programs to help keep pets in their homes, for example by giving landlords incentives to rent to pet keepers.

Temporarily sheltering of an animal goes a long way in keeping abused, abandoned and neglected pets alive and healthy!

The main features in this issue of Animal Sheltering — on the need to see shelter dogs as individuals, the utility of transport programs and the value of building strong relationships with donors — all speak to the humane movement's sweeping progress in making our shelters and rescues successful in finding homes for healthy and adoptable animals.

Not only does the selling of undesexed animals eventually contribute to the number of unwanted animals in shelters, for every animal sold, equally healthy and deserving animals needing homes in animal shelters are on death row waiting for someone to adopt them.

Alakesi Sorokin, director of Basya Services, the company hired for extermination, was quoted as calling Sochi's strays «biological trash,» yet the company denies the killing of healthy dogs, «insisting that it placed them in shelters and only disposed of animals found dead in the streets,» according to Radio Free Europe.

I work with shelters in the south as well and it breaks their hearts every day they have to put down healthy adoptable animals.

At the shelter, Missy spends her time communicating with the public, ensuring that all animals are healthy and happy here, and working very hard to keep improving our shelter in any way she can.

Despite a bleak economy, the percentage of pets in homes that were adopted from animal shelters and rescue groups has risen from 27 percent to 29 percent in the last two years, with the number of healthy and treatable pets losing their lives for lack of a home dropping from 3 million to 2.7 million.

To anyone who supports the murdering of healthy animals in «shelters», I have this question for you: Would it be ok if someone killed YOU?

Don't breed and buy when 8 — 10 million perfectly healthy and adoptable animals in shelters have to DIE!!!

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Today's society has a heightened awareness of the staggering euthanasia rates occurring in animal shelters, and there is more determination than ever to reduce the killing of healthy animals.

The Mayor's Alliance for NYC's Animals, Inc., founded in 2002 and powered by Maddie's Fund ®, The Pet Rescue Foundation, with support from the ASPCA, is a coalition of more than 150 animal rescue groups and shelters working with Animal Care & Control of NYC (AC&C) to end the killing of healthy and treatable cats and dogs at AC&C sheanimal rescue groups and shelters working with Animal Care & Control of NYC (AC&C) to end the killing of healthy and treatable cats and dogs at AC&C sheAnimal Care & Control of NYC (AC&C) to end the killing of healthy and treatable cats and dogs at AC&C shelters.

Every year, as many as 8 million cats and dogs end up in shelters where, tragically, roughly 2.7 million healthy and treatable animals are still euthanized.

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Maddie's Fund ® has given the Berkeley Alliance for Homeless Animals Coalition (BAHAC) a $ 474,000 Maddie's ® Lifesaving Award * for achieving and maintaining an adoption guarantee for healthy and treatable shelter dogs and cats in Albany, Berkeley, Emeryville and Piedmont, California.

We pledge to work individually and together to save lives through rescue, adoption, and foster care; to reduce the number of animals entering shelters; and, to provide pet owners with the services they need to keep their pets healthy and in their homes.

Since then we have created partnerships with more than 40 different shelters to transfer animals at risk of euthanasia to our facility for the second chance they deserve; we have developed the second highest volume spay / neuter clinic in Washington state; and we have continued to expand our efforts to ensure healthy, adoptable and treatable animals across Washington state and beyond are given a second chance.

Owner surrendered cats and those formerly adopted from Town Cats are taken in on a limited basis and only if there is room at the shelter or in a foster home and only if the animal is determined to be healthy, friendly and adoptable by shelter staff.

Examples include young animals under eight weeks of age, mothers with litters, animals that need ongoing medical treatment, animals that are not doing well emotionally in the shelter, animals who need socialization, and sometimes healthy animals to free up kennel space in the shelter.

Best Friends has put together a coalition in Los Angeles dedicated to ending the killing of healthy and adoptable pets in L.A. city shelters, as well as programs to spay / neuter animals, find homes for shelter pets, and raise public awareness.

At any given time at the animal shelter in my town, there are usually between two and ten healthy guinea pigs waiting for adoption.

As a result of these cooperative working relationships, no healthy animals are euthanized in SDAWC shelters.

All healthy or treatable animals are adopted or placed with other rescue groups or no - kill shelters for adoption, and euthanasia is reserved only when medically necessary or when an animal behaviorally is not safe in the community.

Instead of wasting money on an endless cycle of impounding and killing healthy cats in shelters, animal control officers and shelter staff can focus on animals in need.

Vets regularly check on the shelter animals to make sure everyone is healthy and that any animal in need of medical attention is treated immediately.

If the shelter is one of the old - style, ugly, concrete - block buildings located near the landfill or the railroad tracks, in a bad part of town, with no thought given to disease control, then it will be harder to attract adopters and volunteers and harder to keep the animals healthy.