Sentences with phrase «increasing shelter capacity»

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In 2012, Sandra Newbury, DVM, National Shelter Medicine Extension Veterinarian at the Koret Shelter Medicine Program, UC Davis School of Veterinary Medicine, presented three webinars on medical topics to start or help increase the capacity of foster programs.

Contact us at [email protected] to find out how we can help your shelter increase its lifesaving capacity and improve the health and wellbeing of the animals in your community.

Click here to read more about the historic outbreak and response, most significantly how this allowed the shelter to refocus on establishing their capacity for care in order to reduce all infectious disease and increase their life saving abilities.

Admitting cats in excess of the shelter's capacity will markedly increase their risk of imminent death, even if by a humane means.

Not only does this event provide valuable guidance to local Wisconsin shelters to help increase their life - saving capacity, but is also allows for lifelong relationship to be formed amongst the current and future veterinary professionals in the animal sheltering field.

Additionally the design of the clinic increases the capacity of the veterinary staff to spay / neuter feral cats and shelter animals.

«The large shelters are increasing their spay / neuter capacity and new progressive leadership is embracing the spay / neuter approach to population control.»

Increased capacity in 2014 to humanely house feral cats at the shelter by building two additional large outdoor habitats specifically designed for feral cat comfort

We rely on members of our community who volunteer as foster families to help us save more lives and increase the capacity of our shelter.

The center will increase the shelter's capacity and enable it to hold groups of adoptable pets — up to 87 animals at a time for 10 - 14 days — to ensure they're healthy for transport.

Dr. Crawford pointed out that's it's very challenging for shelters to keep these dogs isolated in their facility for that long, and that the risk of exceeding the facility's capacity for care increases significantly curing that time.

How to determine a shelter's current capacity to provide S / N, plus strategies to increase the number of animals altered

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A larger, modern shelter will add capacity, increase efficiency and performance, and provide Humane Society of Southwestern Michigan with the ability to save more cats and dogs in Berrien County, providing them with a better quality of life while they await their forever homes.

In June of 2016, Lincoln County Animal Shelter of Edgecomb came under the management and ownership of Coastal Humane Society, increasing the capacity of the facility and offering access to additional resources available through the larger sShelter of Edgecomb came under the management and ownership of Coastal Humane Society, increasing the capacity of the facility and offering access to additional resources available through the larger sheltershelter.

Foster families increase your capacity for care and keep vulnerable animals safe from transmissible diseases in the shelter, and this sample flyer might help you bring more into the fold.

PPA increases the city shelter's capacity by about 17 % on average per year.

It is a low cost, and often no cost, way of increasing a shelter's capacity, improving public relations, increasing a shelter's public image, rehabilitating sick and injured or behaviorally challenged animals, and saving lives.

Finally, Hurley and her team were responsible for an increase in the number of cats killed in Wisconsin's Dane County Humane Society in 2007, after the shelter eviscerated the foster care program and made the decision to keep every other cat cage empty (thereby cutting capacity in half and resulting in the killing of cats already on the adoption floor)-- all at Dr. Hurley's suggestion.

Additionally, Kelley serves as a consultant for Humane Network, a non-profit organization that consults with shelters and communities to responsibly increase their lifesaving capacity.

Current sheltering practices, together with our community's increasing animal population, have caused us to outgrow the physical capacities of our current facility, necessitating satellite locations and a network of foster care.

Ultimately, by keeping the number of cats within the shelter's limit for daily capacity, flow - through capacity can not only be maintained, but increased.

Longer - term plans in accomplishing the no - kill goal include building a new 20,000 square foot state - of - the - art animal shelter for Lafayette which will increase capacity.

In this issue: Why your rescue should try to think and operate more like a business; how understanding your shelter's true capacity can increase live releases; the pros and cons of running a mobile spay / neuter clinic; an innovative intervention program that helps keep animals in their homes; bringing veterinary care to those who need it most; and more.

In order to increase our capacity to save lives in a humane and healthy way, significant renovations to our existing shelter facility are paramount, and a new structure to house adoption areas for cats and other small animals, a community education center, and administrative offices is necessary.

When the shelter's former director Bonney Brown began her work there in 2007, she immediately instituted many policy and program changes to increase the shelter's lifesaving capacity.

The program at full capacity will significantly increase the percent of dogs leaving the city shelter alive measured by live release rate.

Resilience: Very low energy and Passive House buildings significantly increase resilience capacity by allowing occupants to shelter in place for extend periods of time, without power, during extremes of cold and hot weather.

The climate crisis is now, therefore greenhouse gas emissions must be dramatically reduced to mitigate the increasing scale of future storms; Our power grid is fragile, but dramatically reduced power consumption can provide the basis for a more diverse and robust grid; and The sheltering capacity of our buildings is generally poor, meaning that without power in extreme temperatures occupants suffer.

«This year our shelter capacity was at 113 %, nearly a 10 % increase from last year.