Sentences with phrase «high kill facility»

But our Cat Manager, Becky saw her potential when no one else did, and scooped Wanda up from a high kill facility.

Fosters provide the love and socialization that puppies and kittens need and the structure and guidance for older dogs and cats who have been abandoned, abused, or dumped at a high kill facility awaiting their fate.

Many of you know that the Abingdon shelter is a high kill facility.

Bonnie Brown used to work at the Best Friends Animal Society and then she went to Nevada Humane and wound up converting their very high kill facility into one that saves over 93 % of all 15,000 animals they take in annually.

We periodically pull a dog from a high kill facility with medical issues.

We also try to help minimize euthanasia rate of healthy, adoptable dogs by rescuing them from high kill facilities.

Our mission at GSAR is to rescue animals who are destined for euthanasia in high kill facilities across the country.

Most of the animals we rescue are from overcrowded and high kill facilities throughout Ohio.

As part of the team you will be working together with experienced members of our HOPE Board to plan and execute a variety of fundraisers to help raise monies to support our dogs and cats that have been rescued from high kill facilities.

Not exact matches

Gifted and talented high - school student Steven Nugent enters a facility for addicted and suicidal teens after his mother dies of cancer and his brother kills himself.

Our group saved all the adult cats, a lot of kittens, and some dogs from the highest of high kill rural animal control facility's in Florida, as well as many in Jacksonville Florida.

Most of these animals came into our program from high - kill animal control facilities throughout Georgia.

This would include movement of animals from regional high - kill to no - kill shelters, providing services for cruelty cases so they can be placed in foster or shelter care, and moving animals from stray / rescue / shelter situations to facilities where adoption is likely.

Pulls dogs from high - kill animal control facilities, places them in foster homes and then finds them permanent homes.

Her experience includes the rescue and adoption of over 2,000 animals to date from high - kill facilities across the country.

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Several times per week, Mary Ellen Tidwell, the President of Crossing Paths Animal Rescue, visits one of the many the high - kill facilities in Alabama and removes as many adoptable dogs as she can accommodate in her own kennels and foster homes.

When the transport leaves to bring the adopted dogs north, Mary Ellen returns to the high - kill facility to fill the vacancies left by the adopted dogs.

First, as I said above, a primary no - kill strategy is high - volume adoptions — not piling up animals and clogging facilities.

There will be a myriad of retail pet boutique shops: both high - end and discount shops: professional veterinary facilities, pet hotel, grooming, boarding, other services, no - kill pet adoption, and indoor and outdoor pet events facilities and two pet - friendly indoor and outdoor restaurants.

Felines & Canines Rescue Center is a high - volume, no - kill dog and cat safe housing facility designed to save the animals in greatest need throughout Northern Alabama.

Our pups come from high - kill facilities and are cared for both emotionally and physically by foster families prior to their adoption into loving homes.

The shelter went from being a high - kill facility to having its first two no - kill weeks overnight - and in fact, started pulling animals from other shelters because they weren't able to keep up with the demand.

high - kill shelters and at - risk homeless situations and places them in our no - kill facility until they can be placed in

AAVA has been helping animals and their owners for over 20 years, and one of their goals is to rescue and rehome as many animals as possible from the local Animal Control facility, a high kill pound with no adoption program.

Beagles in our program come to us with a variety of backgrounds: some arrive from high kill shelters in the southern U.S, while others are released to us via collaborative efforts with biomedical research facilities where dogs are retiring from their «jobs» in the medical community.

Most of our animals come from high - kill animal control facilities where they were scheduled to be euthanized.

While PeTA's shelter isn't the only high - kill facility in this country euthanizing healthy animals, most municipal shelters at least try to give the dog and cats in their care a chance at finding new homes, be they brief windows of opportunity.

That's why Wings of Rescue is proud to announce that in 2016 we flew over 1,500 cats from high kill shelters in these states to no kill facilities, largely in the Pacific Northwest.

We raise funds needed to vet and transport these animals from local high kill animal control facilities to our pre-approved rescue partners in the northeast.

Even if they are then shuffled on to high - kill shelter facilities?

The 2012 budget cut funding for the measure of industrial emissions, closed an oil spill monitoring facility in British Columbia and a global water quality monitoring centre in Ontario, slashed funding for atmospheric research — resulting, among other things, in the partial closure of a vital research station in the High Arctic — and killed the National Round Table on the Environment and the Economy, which had been created by the Mulroney government.