Sentences with phrase «human caregiver»

In many cases, these cats still depend on human caregivers for food and shelter.

She created an online survey using validated information from human caregiver research.

Many newborn kittens have been separated from their nursing moms, and rely on the constant safekeeping provided by human caregivers to survive, grow, and eventually find loving... Continued

Assess whether intrinsic factors or the quality of interaction between human caregivers and children lead to successful learning outcomes.

But human caregivers do something extra.

Two joeys cling to each other at an animal hospital before being placed with human caregivers.

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Windham County Humane Society is working to create a vibrant, well - run and financially secure community - supported animal shelter that offers a variety of programs, services and facilities that promote the well - being and dignity of pets and other companion animals, and support their responsible stewardship by human caregivers.

For example, the Lulla Doll claims to work by imitating the closeness of a human caregiver resting next to the baby.

Look for the trials of a Mongolian colt and his human caregivers in The Story of the Weeping Camel, the survival of stray birds in San Francisco in The Wild Parrots of Telegraph Hill, the ties that bind a fictional African family in The Gods Must Be Crazy 2 and the sibling relationship captured in the Japanese anime film My Neighbor Totoro.

So, too, are their human caregivers, who appreciate the fact that all life is precious.

When, for whatever reason, a puppy is not able to nurse from its mother, it falls to the hands of the human caregiver to be sure that the puppy gets the nutrition it needs to survive and to be as healthy as possible.

We must note however, that an animal, no matter how well trained, can not take the place of a human caregiver.

They only thrive when given a great deal of companionship by their human caregivers.

Those who have been vaccinated and neutered are marked with an eartip, and cats adequately socialized to humans get adopted into homes, while the rest are returned to their colony where a human caregiver often looks after their health and ensures that they receive adequate food and shelter.

The human caregivers need to start offering small amounts of easy to chew, always fresh food by three to four weeks of age so the pups can start to explore the food.

Because pets usually have shorter life spans than their human caregivers, you may have planned for your animal friend's passing.

A lifelong animal lover, Alyx has worked as a professional pet sitter and as a human caregiver.

Cats are domesticated animals that rely on their human caregivers to love and protect them.

There's just no getting around the fact that dogs are not solitary creatures — they only thrive when given a great deal of companionship by their human caregivers.

They depend on their human caregivers to provide food, water, shelter and safety.

As pets get older, the bond between them and their human caregivers grows stronger.

Introduction Because pets usually have shorter life spans than their human caregivers, you may have planned for your animal friend's passing.

Many newborn kittens have been separated from their nursing moms, and rely on the constant safekeeping provided by human caregivers to survive, grow, and eventually find loving homes.

Kittens will meow to both their mothers and human caregivers, but upon reaching adolescence, cats stop meowing at each other and only meow at humans.

Developmental psychologist Mary Ainsworth devised a procedure, called The Strange Situation, to observe attachment relationships between a human caregiver and child.