Sentences with phrase «hour stray hold»

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While pets surrendered by their owners can be evaluated for adoption potential immediately upon arrival at the shelter, strays must be held for 72 hours to allow owners the chance to reclaim them.

If you have lost or found an animal after hours or on the weekend, call the lost and found pet hotline: [phone] Stray animals are held for 72 hours for owner redemption and then are placed up for adoption.

All lost or stray animals should be taken to the Pitt County Animal Shelter for their legal 72 hour hold if you can not hold the animal yourself.

In California, for instance, extending the stray holding period from 72 hours to 4 - 6 days failed to correspond with a significantly higher rate of return to owner for cats or dogs, yet resulted in substantially greater demands for housing and care [5].

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Stray animals are typically held in the shelters for 72 hours prior to being made available for adoption or rescue, and animals with severe medical or behavioral issues may be euthanized if these placement options aren't available.

Animal control facilities are only required to hold stray pets for 72 hours before they become eligible for adoption, rescue, or euthanasia.

If an animal comes to us as a stray, we will hold the animal for 72 hours during which time we will search through various databases for any reports of lost pets that may fit the description of that animal.

We require them to first go to Tulsa Animal Welfare to serve their 72 hour legal stray hold.

By law we are required to hold all impounded, stray animals at our shelter for a 72 hour (3 - day) or a 120 hour (5 - day) holding period in order to give their owners an opportunity to find them.

The stray hold periods are 72 hours excluding Sundays and holidays, Once the holding period is up the pet becomes the property of CCHS.

If you would like us to hold the dog for the stray period, you can either bring the dog to us during our open hours, or call the office to arrange for a Canine Control Officer to come to you and pick up the dog.

And Wiley and I have talked about removing the 72 - hour «stray hold» for dogs and puppies.

By law, shelters must hold stray dogs for 72 hours.