Sentences with phrase «keep pets in their homes also»

Our work to keep pets in their homes also includes tools to resolve problem cat behaviors — the reason most often cited for cat relinquishments — and we are working to protect outdoor community cats and provide solutions to conflicts between cats and wildlife.

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You can also use them to watch your pets while you're at work, keep tabs on your kids when they're home alone, and monitor your baby in the crib.

She also oversees the APL's newest program, project CARE (Community Animal Retention Effort), which is focused on creating proactive initiatives to help keep pets in their homes.

The tool is soft enough to be used every day without damaging your pet's skin, keeping his coat healthy and shiny while also reducing the amount of molted hair that shows up in your home.

It can also keep your pet from getting into trouble in a hotel or at your host's home.

The packet also offers options to help keep pets in their homes, listing solutions and resources for common difficulties that folks relinquishing their pets face (e.g. behavior or financial issues).

This dog also requires plenty of socialization from a young age if he is to be kept in a home with other pets.

They also recommend that people use EPA approved insect repellants, wear long - sleeved shirts and long pants in areas rich with the insects, treat pets for flea and tick prevention and do what they can to keep mosquitoes, ticks and fleas away from their homes.

Also, keep in mind that your pets might be significantly stressed by moving them to a place where the routines and noises are different from your home.

They also enable us to provide services that help struggling pet owners keep their pets healthy and in their homes.

Also keep in mind that older dogs are often already house trained, past the puppy chewing stage and adapt quickly to new home environments often making better pets for first time dog owners.

We may also be able to provide an alternative solution that will allow you to keep your pet in your home, rather than surrendering your pet to another agency or the local animal shelter.

We've also brought under our umbrella of services the Chuck Waggin» Pet Food Pantry, a food bank helping low income families to keep their pets in the home by providing much needed pet food.

You may invest in candles to add an eerie feel to your home, and you may also keep a Jack - o» - lantern by the front steps, but these can pose a big risk to pets whose fur can easily catch fire.

However, NHS also offers resources to help keep animals in loving homes, and we urge pet owners to consider other options before deciding to surrender their animal.

If you use essential oils in your home, that's fine, but it's also important to keep your pets safe by following the rules below.

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.

(All responsible breeders carefully place their dogs in new homes, but breeders of rare breeds are even more finicky about where their pups go because they are guardians of a small gene pool and need to make sure that all breedable dogs are kept intact and that buyers understand the consequences of owning a pet that is also the repository of genes from that limited pool.)

To achieve Mission: Possible 2020, we are determined to find forever homes for more homeless animals while also keeping pets in their homes whenever possible and appropriate.

They also seek supplies for their Pet Pantry which provides resources for seniors and others in need of help keeping their pets in their homes.

But many of us also love good interior design and furniture in our home, and we know it can be tough to have a stylish home and keep pets at the same time.

Even if pets are housed in foster homes, keeping them there longer than necessary is also a drain on the organization, and prevents it from being able to move at - risk pets into those foster homes.

This is also important if you plan to keep them in a home with other dogs or household 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.

Private time: There are also times when your pet wants to keep an eye on what's going on in the home, but still feel a sense of seclusion and privacy.

«It's only once the pet has lost its home do people eagerly donate to save its life, but the same donation could have helped the animal and kept him in a home that loved him — while also freeing up a space in a shelter for another pet who may be risking euthanasia,» says Miller.

This can be achieved by making sure every person in the home knows not to approach her while eating, but also keeping other pets away too.

To achieve Mission: Possible 2020, The Animal Foundation is determined to find forever homes for more homeless animals while also keeping pets in their current homes whenever possible.

, The Animal Foundation is determined to find forever homes for more homeless animals while also keeping pets in their current homes whenever possible.

Petfinder also includes a library of free pet - care articles to help keep pets in their homes.

We also provide useful and informative information on the human / companion animal relationship to help keep pets healthy and permanently in their loving homes.

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We also work to keep pets in homes by providing services for pet owners who may need a helping hand.

And to make sure you keep the fleas gone, it's also very important to protect any other pets in and around your home with an appropriate flea control medicine, too.1

This helps keeps pets in homes while also reducing overpopulation.

They also run fans and air conditioning - and naturally, in the colder climates, it is reasonable to assume people are heating their homes during the day while they are out to keep their pets warm.

It will essentially be helping to keep [consumers»] pet's paws safe and also helping animals in shelters, who don't have a home of their own.

This helps them feel better by thinning a heavy coat — it also helps you keep your house cleaner by corralling the fur in one place rather than coating everything in your home with a layer of pet hair.

We also: educate potential owners about the breed and its special requirements to ensure an educated decision when selecting the breed as a pet; assist owners in solving problems with their GSP in order to keep those dogs in their current home and encourage owners to use their breeders as a resource of support and information; and educate animal control officers and shelter personnel on how to properly identify a GSP and of their particular personality and behavioral traits.

Being a REALTOR ® also helps Breit in her mission to keep pets in a loving home.