Sentences with phrase «homeless animals who»

She helped expand our Shelter's national advocacy for rescuing homeless animals who were unwanted and under the threat of being euthanized.

Unfortunately, for the homeless animals who live in Brazil, like the many homeless animals in the U.S., Brazil is anything but paradise.

All of the gifts, and wedding proceeds, will directly benefit the Glendale Humane Society, and the homeless animals who are anxiously awaiting their own happily - ever - after.

Thank you to all who have a role in saving the lives of the many homeless animals who have come through our doors.

Giving Randy, and all the thousands and thousands of homeless animals who have come before him, those opportunities is what our shelter has been doing for more than 70 years.

* Scholarship Pets: some highly adoptable pets may have an additional fee in order to help provide care for the other homeless animals who are not as adoptable or require more time and financial resources to find a loving home; we call these special pets «Scholarship Pets».

Our Mayor's Alliance Medical Fund helps to pay for lifesaving veterinary care for homeless animals who are taken in by NYC shelters and cared for until they can be adopted into loving homes.

- to become No - Kill but here's the kicker & this is the part no one wants to hear — that can only be achieved my limiting access to unwanted homeless animals who show up at the door.

Please share them with friends and family and help us find them the forever home they deserve so that we can help save more homeless animals who are waiting in the wings!

Vehicles donated to the SAHS are tax - deductible and help provide funding for the care for the thousands of homeless animals who walk through our doors every year.

Our no - kill shelter offers medical care and works to save the lives of all homeless animals who come to us.

At the Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando we are honored to care for homeless animals who find refuge with us until they find new homes.

Our shelter medicine program provides veterinary care to homeless animals who come through our doors.

If you have a loving pet at home, think of all the homeless animals who long to have the same good fortune.

This is less stressful for pets and it also frees up the limited spaces at our centres for homeless animals who have nowhere else to go.

By making a gift to honor, you will be helping so many other homeless animals who need your help.

Since our beginning in 1992, BHS has sheltered over 43,000 homeless animals who are cared for and made available for adoption.

Aside from the toll it takes on your dog to give birth to a litter and raise pups, the number of homeless animals who are euthanized each year makes it an irresponsible decision to allow your dog to mate.

Approximately 3,500 animal shelters across the United States serve the estimated 6 - 8 million homeless animals who need refuge each year, and many more animals find themselves in need of the services provided by local rescue groups.

For each photo I receive, I will donate $ 1 (up to $ 100) to Tulsa Animal Welfare for the homeless animals who are not yet cherished by a family of their own.

We're eager to introduce you to a homeless animal who needs you.

Fostering one of our dogs not only helps them get on their way to rescue but it opens up a spot in our shelter so that we can take in another homeless animal who needs help!

Not exact matches

How about voluteering at a homeless shelter; animal rescuer, Meals on Wheels driver, or any of the endless charities that need people who have some time to kill.

The Hempstead Town Animal Shelter is hosting a seminar in an effort to find foster families and volunteers who can assist in caring for homeless animals.

And last week, Vallone, who seems to have an increasingly prickly relationship with Quinn, and the speaker clashed over a bill on homeless animals.

No matter if you care about helping homeless animals, victims of domestic abuse, the environment, or all three — volunteering puts you right in front of others who want to do some good for the world, too.

Yes, indignation at the circumstances that render animals homeless, unwanted, and often scarred physically and mentally is the fuel that fires long - term volunteers, which in direct animal care amount to less than 30 % of those who sign up.

This event is for everyone who cares about homeless animals.

Writing this Letter from the Editor has me reflecting on the rewarding experience it has been so far, from working with the wonderful writers of «TulsaPets» and meeting selfless people who champion for animal causes (especially the homeless pet population), to learning about some amazing local animals.

However, only time will tell what truly comes of the partnership, and TulsaPets Magazine will be covering the progress and updating all of you, the readers, who are concerned about the fate of Tulsa's homeless animal population.

But, what really happens every day at Spay Oklahoma is what will not happen later — the birth of thousands of unwanted puppies and kittens, who usually end up homeless and hungry, neglected, injured, diseased — another statistic to die on the streets or be «put down» at the Tulsa Animal Control facility.

The organizations we've partnered with — ranging from large humane societies to foster - based — have provided a solution for 100 animals who found themselves homeless.

So you have a man who has dedicated his life to animal welfare reform — you have me who has lovingly cared for her own and spent countless hours helping homeless animals — aren't we the type of people rescues WANT?

After all, it's clear that the paths to No More Homeless Pets are as varied as the communities committed to the cause... animal services partnerships with large humane organizations, local rescue — driven missions, community collaborations, government programs that address root causes and charismatic leaders who rally the community to heroic achievements.

The Association for a Pet Adoption Center (APAC) is a 501 (c) 3 not - for profit group of concerned volunteers who are working toward a time when homeless, unwanted animals are no longer being destroyed in our shelter, and when every dog and cat can be guaranteed a good life in a caring environment.

Originally founded to build huts / shelters (a.k.a. «habitats») for feral cats, Habitat for Cats was established in 1999 to help relieve the suffering of feral and homeless cats, who have been called «the most neglected animal in the animal humane network.»

It must celebrate the bond between a person and their pet, feature pet owners who have been underrepresented in positive animal welfare stories (like people of color, low - income people or homeless people), and include only images of people and their pets together and happy.

At Second Chance, our mission is to champion homeless cats and dogs who are healthy or treatable in the quest to find their forever homes and engage with our community to promote responsible pet ownership - ultimately reducing future generations of homeless animals.

In addition to providing refuge to homeless pets, KHS offers a variety of programs and services designed to help animals and the people who love them.

Since then, the focus has grown to encompass the animals who truly have no voice — the homeless pets who wind up at Maricopa Animal Care and Control after being picked up as strays or who have been surrendered by their families.

More kids than ever are donating time to the shelter and FOTAS has received a wave of donations from children who want to do something special for the homeless animals at 333 Wire Road.

Staff at the animal shelter commonly notify Sgt. Wally Antoniuk, with the Winnipeg Police Department, about shelter dogs who show the potential to become police canines and the homeless dog in the shelter's care appeared to have «the right stuff» to make the cut.

Animals who find themselves homeless through no fault of their own.

The sounds of quiet in the Clayton County Animal Control are welcome relief to animal welfare advocates who were up - in - arms over fears of looming danger for the homeless pets who were being held at the shelter facAnimal Control are welcome relief to animal welfare advocates who were up - in - arms over fears of looming danger for the homeless pets who were being held at the shelter facanimal welfare advocates who were up - in - arms over fears of looming danger for the homeless pets who were being held at the shelter facility.

The animal shelter has been helping all of the homeless shelter dogs escape from the extreme heat — thanks to the support of the local community, dogs who are confined to kennel runs at the facility get to cool down thanks to their own personal pools which have been donated by area residents.

Under the new law (effective 2020), pet stores who partner with rescues to adopt out homeless animals can continue doing that important work.

Last but not least, Friends of Homeless Animals would like to thank everyone who came out to support us — adopters, volunteers and the public a like!

While some community animal shelters are busting at the seams with homeless pets, other communities have shelters with a waiting list of folks who are anxious to adopt a dog or cat and provide them with a loving forever home.

They are beautiful, loving animals who have been left homeless.

Rescuing «Little New Yorkers» — Homeless Animals One participant at the event was Jane Hoffman» 84, who had built an impressive legal career advising high - wealth individuals on their compensation and estates.