Sentences with phrase «homes for homeless animals year»

This company is well - known for helping local animal shelters and rescue organizations find homes for homeless animals year - round.

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The humble warriors of the Ward - Wiseman Animal Haven (WWAH), modest as any ordinary «saints» and sporting compassionate hearts, have worked tirelessly for years to assure the homeless dogs and cats in Collinsville have a safe shelter until their forever - home can be found.

We told you in August of a hotel that uses their cat's birthday party every year to raise money for shelter animals and as an adoption event to help find homes for homeless cats in their area.

For over 30 years, OLHS» dedicated staff and volunteers have worked to improve the plight of lost, unwanted, abandoned, and homeless animals by providing shelter, care, rescue, adoption services, and foster homes; to investigate incidents of animal cruelty, abandonment, and neglect; and to promote responsible pet ownership by advocating spay / neuter, permanent identification, and the humane and compassionate treatment of animals.

VBSPCA, created in 1966, is a private nonprofit humane society that takes in almost 4,000 homeless domestic animals and nearly 2,200 wildlife animals each year, and is dedicated to finding homes for all adoptable animals.

«We're looking forward to participating in this year's Clear the Shelters initiative, and we think it's a unique way to work together and find great homes for the many homeless animals in Central Indiana,» Steven Stolen, Chief Executive Officer at IndyHumane, says.

Every year, North Shore Animal League America rescues, nurtures and finds loving homes for thousands of homeless, ailing and neglected animals.

The Mayor's Alliance for NYC's Animals sponsors or co-sponsors several large adoption events each year, all with the common goal of finding homes for New York City's homeless cats, dogs, and rabbits.

Kathy and Bobby, along with a couple of adoptable dogs, made the trek to the school and talked to the students about the work and dedication involved in caring and finding homes for the thousands of homeless animals that come through the Shelter every year.

For every product purchased made from Sonoma Humane Society banners and graphic materials, 5 % of Sonoma USA sales proceeds go back to support the nonprofit dedicated to providing a donor - supported safe haven for homeless animals, including rescuing, rehabilitating and placing thousands into loving homes each year since 19For every product purchased made from Sonoma Humane Society banners and graphic materials, 5 % of Sonoma USA sales proceeds go back to support the nonprofit dedicated to providing a donor - supported safe haven for homeless animals, including rescuing, rehabilitating and placing thousands into loving homes each year since 19for homeless animals, including rescuing, rehabilitating and placing thousands into loving homes each year since 1931.

For the second consecutive year, Tito's, the vodka for dog people sponsors, brought the «Kissing Booth,» which gave people great memories to take home while also helping the homeless animals with a donation made from each picture takFor the second consecutive year, Tito's, the vodka for dog people sponsors, brought the «Kissing Booth,» which gave people great memories to take home while also helping the homeless animals with a donation made from each picture takfor dog people sponsors, brought the «Kissing Booth,» which gave people great memories to take home while also helping the homeless animals with a donation made from each picture taken!

In the early years, the Branch placed homeless animals in foster homes, held regular adoption days at a local mall and responded to calls for assistance through its network of volunteers.

In a single year, their veterinary staff performs 65,000 medical examinations and provides crucial vaccines for 58,000 animals, while dedicated shelter staff and selfless volunteers help to find the perfect homes for nearly 18,000 homeless dogs, cats, puppies, and kittens from their Port Washington, N.Y. Adoption Center.

(Mayhew Press Release) This month, The Mayhew Animal Home is marking 17 years since they started helping and providing personal support for the homeless and their pets.

Located five miles north of Kanab, Utah, Angel Canyon, home of Best Friends Animal Sanctuary and about 1,600 homeless animals, has been known for thousands of years as a sacred place to the people who lived here.

Executive Director, Nikki Cruickshank says, «The Derby is our largest fundraiser of the year, helping thousands of homeless animals get medical care, food & supplies, training, and compassionate care while they wait for their forever home.»

You can help homeless pets and yourself this New Year by adopting one of the many dogs, cats or small animals hoping for a home at Greenhill Humane Society and 1st Avenue Shelter.

Thanks to generous supporters like you, North Country Animal League takes, nurtures, and finds forever homes for more than 600 homeless animals each year.

Take Me Home is a non-profit, volunteer - based organization that has been saving the lives of homeless animals for more than nine years.

Noah's Ark Animal Welfare Association, Inc., Ledgewood, NJ For more than 40 years Noah's Ark has been a true haven for homeless pets seeking a second chance at a loving hoFor more than 40 years Noah's Ark has been a true haven for homeless pets seeking a second chance at a loving hofor homeless pets seeking a second chance at a loving home.

For example, if community A and community B both have 5,000 homeless animals each year, but community A has 900,000 people while community B has 100,000 people, then the task of finding homes for all the animals seems as though it would be considerably easier for community A. Thus it seems unfair to judge community A's shelter performance as «better» than community B's performance if the shelter in community A rehomes 4800 of its 5,000 homeless animals and the shelter in community B rehomes 42For example, if community A and community B both have 5,000 homeless animals each year, but community A has 900,000 people while community B has 100,000 people, then the task of finding homes for all the animals seems as though it would be considerably easier for community A. Thus it seems unfair to judge community A's shelter performance as «better» than community B's performance if the shelter in community A rehomes 4800 of its 5,000 homeless animals and the shelter in community B rehomes 42for all the animals seems as though it would be considerably easier for community A. Thus it seems unfair to judge community A's shelter performance as «better» than community B's performance if the shelter in community A rehomes 4800 of its 5,000 homeless animals and the shelter in community B rehomes 42for community A. Thus it seems unfair to judge community A's shelter performance as «better» than community B's performance if the shelter in community A rehomes 4800 of its 5,000 homeless animals and the shelter in community B rehomes 4200.

The Powell Foundation's has supported Tree House for a number of years, and we greatly appreciate their ongoing support that helps fund our various programs and initiatives at Tree House including our low - cost spay / neuter clinic as well as our ongoing work to rescue and rehabilitate homeless animals and provide much - needed medical care and comfort as well as work to help find these animals loving homes.

With your help, we have been able to find new, loving homes for nearly 1,000 homeless animals since the beginning of the year.

Contributions from caring people like you ensure that we are able to care for, and find homes for, so many stray and homeless animals every year.