Sentences with phrase «help public animal shelters»

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How about benefits like a stray pet drive - home service that keeps animals out the shelter... how about someone trained in community relations and conflict resolution to help you resolve any pet - related problems with your neighbors... how about a free spay / neuter service for members of the public who can't afford retail vet services... and how about a fund to pay local vets when a shelter animal needs medical care?

HARRISONBURG, VIRGINIA — January 15, 2018 — Cat's Cradle of the Shenandoah Valley today announced it has received a $ 32,000 grant from PetSmart Charities, the leading funder of animal welfare in North America, to help fuel its spay and neuter efforts in select zip codes in Augusta County, representing high intake zip codes for cats into the Shenandoah Valley Animal Services Center, the county's public intake shanimal welfare in North America, to help fuel its spay and neuter efforts in select zip codes in Augusta County, representing high intake zip codes for cats into the Shenandoah Valley Animal Services Center, the county's public intake shAnimal Services Center, the county's public intake shelter.

You may have seen one of the many pleas this summer for members of the public to come help walk some pups at Austin Animal Center, our city's municipal, open - intake shelter.

Until Puppies and Babies and their sister store, Pets of Bel Air stop selling live animals, the activists claim they will continue their siege in the hopes that this chain will succumb to public pressure to go humane and only adopt out animals from shelters with the help of local rescue organizations.

Trained animal handlers are required for this, and we are relying on contributions from the public to help us transport these amazing volunteers to Quebec and house them for the duration of the sheltering operation.

Our mission is helping dogs that are homeless, in public shelters where they are at risk of euthanasia, or given up by owners due to inability to properly care for the animal.

Mission Statement: HELP Humane Society is a 501 (c)(3) corporation committed to ending the suffering and killing of homeless, abused and neglected animals by rescuing, sheltering, rehabilitating and seeking forever families for these animals and educating the public on proper pet guardianship and the importance of spaying and neutering.

Perhaps some of the public funds budgeted for shelters to kill animals could be better spent helping rescue groups who are proactive in matching adoptable pets to suitable homes.

It began with providing support to local animal rescue groups and shelters and creating innovative model programs, such as a public animal help resource line, the Best Friends Brigades, pet super adoptions (now known as NKLA Super Adoptions) and celebrity - driven national pet adoption PSAs.

August 17, 2016 Maddie's Fund ®, a national family foundation based in Pleasanton, CA, awarded Portraits of Hope (POH) $ 300,000 to support their public art initiative to make animal shelters more inviting, appealing and attractive public spaces to help drive people to those venues to adopt dogs and cats in need of a home.

In the last six years, with the public's help, they have donated more than half a million pounds of free cat litter to animal shelters across the country.

If you find yourself in this situation, CCHS would like to help you re-home your animal rather than leaving you no other option but to surrender it to a public shelter.

Like our colleagues at the Association of Shelter Veterinarians, we truly believe that the development of a formal recognized veterinary specialty in Shelter Medicine will provide improved veterinary medical services to the profession and the public — and will help optimize care for millions of animals through education, research, and the pursuit of clinical excellence.

A nonprofit 501 (c) 3 public charity, we help animal shelters and rescue groups throughout North America increase adoptions, respond to and recover from disaster, and become more sustainable.

The mission of Copper's Dream is to help end the euthanasia of adoptable dogs in the U.S. through increasing public awareness, taking legal action benefiting shelter animals, and by rescuing dogs scheduled for euthanasia and placing them in permanent and loving homes.

The shelter is seeking volunteers (those interested should call 707-253-4382), but is asking the public to only bring in animals who need emergency help.

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«This type of event does a wonderful job of showing the public how great shelter dogs are, and helps to overcome the perception that animals are in shelters because there is «something wrong» with them,» says Lourdes Bravo of the ASPCA Adoption Center.

Certainly, this can often be successful, but managing small animal «herds» through short periods of shutting to the public could help shelters break disease cycles more effectively.

Copper's Dream The mission of Copper's Dream is to help end the euthanasia of adoptable dogs in the U.S. through increasing public awareness, taking legal action benefiting shelter animals, and by rescuing dogs scheduled for euthanasia and placing them in permanent and loving homes.

While not restricted from accepting animals from the public, local rescue groups like Alachua County Humane Society, Helping Hands Pet Rescue, Puppy Hill Farm Animal Rescue, Gainesville Pet Rescue, Haile's Angels Pet Rescue, etc. focus their efforts on saving animals from the county shelter.

NSR provides a variety of services to help small companion animals, including: rescue and foster Services for California shelters, public adoptions of small animals, behavioral advice, educational events, and more.

The shelter is calling on the public to help the cats by donating food and clay litter (Their address is: Columbus County Animal Control, 288 Legion Drive, Whiteville NC 28472).

She has extensive experience helping shelters move away from euthanasia as a means of population control and helping municipalities revise public policy to be more animal friendly.

To help reduce shelter population and the relinquishment of animals by offering affordable veterinary care and dog training to the public.

-- The public will be asked to help support the shelter by keeping stray animals and posting flyers and signs as well as using electronic media to search for owners (e.g., Craigslist, neighborhood association newsletters, etc..)

Shelters - ALL shelters, especially public ones which are obligated to take in every animal that comes thier way, need our help and our support.

NAIA supports reasonable efforts to hold all breeders and sellers responsible for the health of the puppies they offer to the public and recognizes that a key component of reducing animal shelter populations, dangerous dog problems, and neighborhood nuisances is helping people choose the right dog in the first place.

The Petfinder Foundation is a nonprofit 501 (c) 3 public charity, that helps homeless pets by saving lives through adoptions, helping shelters prepare for and recover from disaster, and working to make sure animal welfare organizations across the country are more sustainable.

Partnering for Pets tries to focus on helping shelter animals find a home by taking ones ready for adoption to outside venues and provide the opportunity for these pets to be seen by the public.

As warmer months approach, the Washington County / Johnson City Animal Shelter is bracing for kitten season, and officials are looking to the public for help in the surge of kitten season.

It seeks to rescue adoptable dogs and puppies from animal shelters and animal control facilities, rescue dogs and puppies from abusive and neglectful situations, including puppy mills and «backyard breeders», help educate the public on proper animal care and promote spaying and neutering of all pets, provide medical treatment for all animals in our care, provide foster homes for all animals in our care, and place rescued animals in permanent, loving homes.

To achieve its mission of elevating Montgomery County to a No - Kill Community, the group promotes programs that not only inform the public but also help reduce the number of companion animals entering shelters and to increase the number of furry friends leaving shelters alive.

This week, an animal shelter in Dayton, Ohio reached out to the public for help after a man abandoned an adult dog and her puppies outside of their facility.

The group works to keep animals in their homes and out of the shelter system by offering public training classes, a behavior help line, temporary boarding for pets referred by a social service agency during emergencies and donating pet supplies to food pantries.

Gillian and her team scour the public shelters around California looking specifically for animals in the most need of help — often the severity of their health issues has left them days, or even hours away, from being euthanized.

It is a servant leadership, community organizing initiative empowering animal shelters and rescue groups to work with each other and the public to community build and then act on our common interests of helping animals, increasing lifesaving and strengthening the animal - human connection.

In order to better serve the community, animal shelters and nonprofits need superior funded programs and education that better help the public understand the importance of these organizations and their purpose.

Helping Ferrets The goals of the AFA are many: To promote the domestic ferret as a companion animal through public education via shows, newsletters, legislative education, and other venues; to protect the domestic ferret against anti-ferret legislation, mistreatment, unsound breeding practices and overpopulation, needless scientific research, and any practice deemed to lower the health standards or survivability of the animal; and to provide constant and up - to - date information about veterinarians, legislative activities, medical developments, research data, rescue shelters and other information of interest to ferret fanciers everywhere.

As an adoption outreach volunteer you will spend time educating the public about the shelter (its policies and procedures), answering questions about the available animals, showing off the animals, and helping the staff.

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The Nova Scotia SPCA will not be charging the public fees to use the SPCA Mobile Clinic Services but rather will work with provincial, municipal governments and community groups to raise funds to help meet the needs of un-owned animals living around the province and in SPCA shelters.

More and more shelters, both public and private, are working harder than ever to go from dark, smelly, and depressing places that warehouse animals until they're killed, to friendly and inviting community centers with comprehensive programming and pet care services to help decrease pet populations, increase adoptions, prevent pet homelessness, and most importantly, save lives.

Finally, HART helps people who themselves rescue a dog or cat in distress, but are unable to provide long - term care for him / her, by relieving the rescuer of the emotional burden of turning the animal over to a public shelter where it may well be put to death.

The adoption team helps educate the public by answering all animal and shelter - related questions, and is responsible for helping introduce families to a new pet, approving and processing all adoptions, providing resources to prevent surrenders, accepting surrendered and stray animals, and helping to reunite lost pets with their owners.

Spay / Neuter: Kent Animal Shelter is a leader in the region in helping to control pet populations, offering low - cost spay / neuter and public education.