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Our no - kill Shelter is committed to finding loving forever homes for the homeless pets who come through our doors — but we can't do that without your generous support.

Sterilization directly impacts the number of animals who are killed in our nation's shelters by reducing the number of pets entering shelters and freeing up homes for homeless pets who are already born.

These routine medical procedures not only help prevent medical and behavioral problems from developing, allowing your pet to lead a longer, healthier and happier life, but they also help decrease the number of pets who enter shelters and free up homes for homeless pets who are already born.

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Fostering means bringing in a cat or dog — or parrot, or baby pig, or any other homeless pet — with the goal of nurturing them for a while until they can be dispatched to a permanent home with a family who'll love them forever.

Some are pets surrendered by their owners who can no longer care for them, while others are found roaming as strays... Some are never adopted... It is projected that more than 600,000 homeless cats in Canadian shelters did not find new homes in 2011.

By keeping pets in their homes, we not only free up space at shelters for pets who really need it, but we also keep homes open for the truly homeless dogs and cats that just need an adopter,» she said.

For anyone who is unable to take home a homeless pet right now, but want to support the work done for Pawmetto Lifeline, they could make a donation and take home a «special snowflake» with the name of the homeless pet on the baFor anyone who is unable to take home a homeless pet right now, but want to support the work done for Pawmetto Lifeline, they could make a donation and take home a «special snowflake» with the name of the homeless pet on the bafor Pawmetto Lifeline, they could make a donation and take home a «special snowflake» with the name of the homeless pet on the back.

The benefits to the thousands of homeless pets who are euthanized each year for lack of a home can not be overstated.

Best Friends Animal Society will offer on - site adoptions for those who want to give a home to a homeless pet.

Cats In Need of Human Care is an organization of volunteers who co-operate with one another and the community to find good, loving homes for homeless pets, promote spay / neuter and responsible ownership

In addition to helping animals in shelters find homes, Homeless To Forever helps find families for pets who have been abandoned or who are about to lose their current homes.

They strive to carefully seek new loving homes for all cats and dogs, provide quality lifetime care for those who are not yet adopted, support individuals who have rescued homeless dogs or cats, educate the public and pet owners about spay / neuter, behavioral counseling, counseling on any issues that might arise and public outreach toward a more loving, responsible and permanent relationship with pets.

By keeping pets in their homes, we not only free up space at shelters for pets who really need it, but we also keep homes open for the truly homeless dogs and cats that just need an adopter.

There are homeless pets waiting for homes who are just as cute, smart, sweet, and loving as your own.

By adopting a kitten or cat from The Haven, you will free up space, resources and time that can be given to another homeless pet who will get a second chance at a loving home and free up those resources for yet another animal in need.

This service keeps pets in the loving homes where they belong, while keeping space free in our Adoption Centers for pets who are truly homeless.

* 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».

However, our goal is to place homeless pets in permanent homes and holding them would potentially deny them a home while we wait for someone who may or may not show up and may or may not actually adopt the pet.

More importantly, breeding your pet decreases the number of available homes for animals who are already born and homeless.

Money is literally no object for those that feel even their pets need to be designer, which makes it so impressive to see those who still choose to open their homes to a homeless animal instead.

SICSA have one very important message to share in relation to Rush's story: «We have received heartfelt messages from all over the world and hope we can return the favor by helping other homeless pets like Rush, who are waiting for homes, in every part of the world.

The High Hopes ® for Pets Foundation has been so happy to provide grants to support these wonderful groups who help care for and find homes for homeless pets.