Sentences with phrase «into shelters for»

Unfortunately, many dogs are turned into shelters for mishaps as a result of poor training.

Gov. Andrew Cuomo's administration has dropped a proposal to convert some vacant buildings at the former Creedmoor Psychiatric Center in Queens into shelters for the homeless, a senior administration official told POLITICO New York Monday.

One resident at a Villa Park shelter for the homeless operated by Little Friends Inc. of Naperville said she and her family were evicted from their daughter «s Bensenville apartment Dec. 4, when they moved into a shelter for the first time.

The city clashed bitterly with the community of Maspeth over a since - scuttled plan to convert the neighborhood's Holiday Inn into a shelter for families.

Even though it features some excellent performances and a great story, Being Flynn isn't without its faults most notably the pacing which leaves the film dragging through the second act when Jonathan comes into the shelter for the first time.

Hotel for Dogs (PG for crude humor, mild epithets and mature themes) Family comedy about a couple of orphaned siblings (Emma Roberts and Jake T. Austin) who turn an abandoned hotel into a shelter for stray dogs after being pressured by their foster parents to put their own beloved pooch up for adoption.

Once they're old enough to be sterilized and adopted, the kittens may come into the shelter for adoption, though «some people fall in love and either find them a home or end up keeping [them],» says anti-cruelty investigator Adrian Diaz, adding that either way, they're still provided with free vaccines and sterilization.

The preferred approach in many places has become animal control: Culling a colony by humanely trapping, and then bringing cats into the shelter for humane euthanization or adoption.

I removed my yard tools and turned my backyard shed into a shelter for feral cats.

On nice sunny days one of their favorite thing to do is lay on top of the shelters and sun themselves before going into the shelter for a cat nap!!

Robi came into the shelter for the first time in August of this year.

Not exact matches

An undocumented Mexican Donald, sneaking across the border into California or New Mexico, for example, will have the direct costs of a «coyote» (guide) and other direct costs associated with trekking from one country to another (food, clothing, shelter, transportation and identification), and indirect costs associated with removal from one community and insertion into another, and, of course, the costs associated with the possibility of assault, sexual assault or murder.

The business owner intends to house and feed anyone who comes into his stores seeking shelter for as long as they need assistance.

That might be news to some overprotective parents, but it's probably blindingly obvious to lots of 20 - somethings who have recently smacked into the reality that, thanks to their loving but sheltered upbringings, they're woefully underprepared for adulthood.

There's a lesson here about the difference between panicked pessimism, in which you swap your savings for Krugerrands and move into the bomb shelter, and prudent pessimism.

It would be good tax planning to prioritise bond funds (including those with up to 40 % equities) for tax shelters, and for any such funds that can not be sheltered and that have any equity assets, convert them into equivalent mixes of pure bond funds and pure equity funds.

To demonstrate how extreme this can be for super-savers and aggressive investors: Under the right conditions, a successful married couple in 2015 could put up to $ 106,000 between the two of them into these tax shelters.

Regrettably, however, most Orthodox Churches seem to be retreating into a stifling, sheltered and safe provincialism, which they explain — or excuse — as attending to internal affairs, which in turn are reckoned as more important pastorally than concerns for collaboration or collegiality.

On the federal level, while the wages of ordinary workers find no shelter from the Internal Revenue Service, exemptions and special preferences for landowners whittle down their taxes or turn real estate losses into profits.

It found that 27 percent of the women were ordered into the facilities by an array of state employees: judges, probation officers, school truancy officials, social workers, doctors at psychiatric hospitals, or officials at state - funded shelters for unwed mothers and their babies.

Real estate values gyrate, making millions for a select few, while homeless people, now including increased numbers of women with children, crowd into church basements and temporary shelters.

Jesus says plainly that those who see the hungry and don't feed them, the prisoners and don't visit them, the naked and don't clothe them, and the homeless and don't offer them shelter are to be cast into the fire prepared for the devil and his angels (Matt.

Muslims make up crap that suits them depending on what their stance of the day is, when he was alive 1/2 these nuts were saying he doesn't represent islam, now he's dead and tossed into the sea, he is the poster boy for islam, if they wanted to give him an islamic funeral to their liking they should have caught him and killed him themselves, rather than sheltering and hiding him for a decade.

A congressional bill introduced in February, it proposes reforming the Johnson Amendment to allow pastors to maintain their free speech and political speech rights in their day - to - day roles, but restricts additional spending on political messaging — the kind that could turn churches into tax - free shelters for political fundraising.

A definition of «social justice» taking common usage into account would include the outcome when government provides shelter for a person whose earning capacity is not sufficient to provide shelter for herself and her children.

Around 6 a.m., they sealed the bulk pans, slid them into insulated boxes, and loaded them onto trucks or other vehicles for delivery by more than 150 churches, civic groups, shelters, and first responder organizations such as police, fire departments, Coast Guard, and the National Guard.

The four - story, 77 - year - old brick building, previously a traditional high school, was vacant when flooded by Katrina and had slouched into a rotting, mold - choked shelter for displaced residents.

(Just to be clear, I actually do own a cat, and I do love her... But if she were another cat, I would have turned her into the shelter when I could legally do so after caring for her for six weeks and NO luck with finding her owners.

You got drunk at a college party and can't make it home but you're not sure you really want to sleep on the couch that you saw someone spill beer on earlier that night, so you cozy into the host's bed thinking you might owe some action for «providing shelter.»

Robert's idea for a «central kitchen» involved picking up wasted food (which people said was unwise), turning it into balanced meals for shelters and nonprofits (which people said was unsustainable), and using that process to train jobless adults in the culinary arts (which people said was impossible).

The Kitchen's life - changing social ventures include providing culinary job training to at - risk adults, turning wasted food into balanced meals for shelters and nonprofits, and serving healthy, scratch - cooked meals in low - income schools.

Your baby was safely sheltered in the cozy cocoon of your womb for nine months before being transported into the world.

A Bronx community board is urging the NYC Department of Investigation to probe former Borough President Adolfo Carrión and a local developer for «misrepresentation» in turning a new 83 - unit building in Kingsbridge into a homeless shelter.

Erie County has a legal responsibility to provide temporary housing assistance to individuals and families with an immediate need for housing, and fulfills this obligation by placing individuals and families into emergency shelters, such as Hope House, on a per - diem basis.

A Bronx community board is urging the Department of Investigation to probe former Borough President Adolfo Carrión and a local developer for «misrepresentation» in turning a new 83 - unit building in Kingsbridge into a homeless shelter.

The bill would require not - for - profit shelters to pay a $ 100 registration fee and abide by state documentation and vaccination requirements for the import of dogs and cats into New York.

At a community meeting a few weeks ago, questions and comments about Syracuse being used as a shelter site for children flooding into the country from Central America were heaved at Mayor Stephanie Miner for two hours; some written neatly on note cards, others shouted from a crowded room.

We are tackling this problem now and aggressively with a $ 1 billion plan to prevent homelessness and move people out of shelter and into permanent homes, and another $ 2.6 billion for supportive housing for those with mental health or addiction issues.

The de Blasio administration created a rent assistance program, known as LINC, to help pay rent for homeless people moving out of shelters and into their own apartments.

Maibe Ponet, a spokeswoman for the mayor, said, «We know Gov. Cuomo deeply cares about addressing the homelessness crisis, and we look forward to continuing our work together for an immediate plan to help working families exit shelter and into private housing.»

The Metro IAF - EBC proposal specifically calls for 15,000 new senior housing units on underutilized NYCHA land, which it foresees would allow 50,000 people on NYCHA waitlists and in homeless shelters to move into apartments vacated by those seniors.

Elizabeth Crowley is suing the de Blasio administration over plans to convert a Holiday Inn Express at 59 - 40 55th Road into a 115 - bed homeless shelter for adult families, Politico reported.

Nelson is instead exploring the possibility of turning the center into a homeless shelter for youth.

After putting into place more than 20 new shelters — many of which eventually drew scrutiny for substandard conditions — de Blasio himself called for «an informal halt to all expansion» and ordered the Department of Homeless Services to investigate whether shelters were being «inequitably sited in certain neighborhoods.»

The deal also includes $ 86 million in restored funding for higher education, including for SUNY and CUNY community colleges, as well as $ 15 million more for homeless programs — which a spokesman for the mayor said would likely not be enough to fund the Advantage program, which provides subsidies to help the homeless move out of shelters and into homes.

About 6.5 million pets are taken into animal shelters nationwide every year, according to The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.

The new intake procedures for single adults seeking to enter the city's shelter system apparently will not go into effect Monday after all.

The executive order which Cuomo signed appears to set the marker at 32 degrees and calls for police departments and social service agencies to move people into shelters, including those reluctant to go.

The state senator, whose turf covers not Maspeth but neighborhoods like Bayside and Whitestone, read a scripted speech that sounded like a laundry list of middle - class outer borough complaints against the present administration: from de Blasio's «narrow - minded anti-motorist» Vision Zero program, to his opposition to bringing the city into line with the rest of the state's two percent property tax cap, to his allegedly insufficient support for co-ops and small senior centers, to the influence of high - power political consultants at City Hall, to the lack of public transit options in the deepest reaches of the city (which the state controls), to his purported failure to shield small businesses from rent hikes, to — yes — his scrapped plans to convert the Holiday Inn into a homeless shelter.

The governor's executive order, which goes into effect Tuesday, includes a mandate that shelters are kept in good condition: «I direct all local social services districts to comply with their obligation to ensure that all facilities used for temporary housing assistance placements are safe, clean, well maintained and supervised and fully compliant with existing state and local laws, regulations, administrative directives, and guidelines,» the order reads.