Sentences with phrase «kept by the foster family»

If the animal can not be kept by the foster family, the foster family shall notify a Last Chance at Life Animal Rescue Coordinator immediately.

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The Family First Prevention Services Act of 2016, already passed by the U.S. House of Representatives, would require states to provide preventive services to parents and children, designed to keep children out of foster care.

Unfortunately, we have limited foster homes and funds, so owners can help by keeping their dog until a new family has been found.

The main goal of the program is to keep beloved animals from ending up at a shelter by matching the pets of people who are hospitalized with foster families that can ensure they're well taken care of until the owner can resume care.

We will achieve our goal by helping struggling owners keep their pets as cherished family members and increasing rescue, adoption, and foster placements for pets with nowhere else to go.

The Philadelphia No - Kill Coalition is a collective of animal welfare agencies working together to end the killing of savable pets in shelters by helping struggling owners keep their pets as cherished family members and increasing rescue, adoption, and foster placements for pets with nowhere else to go.

Having been surrendered by a family who could no longer keep her, Roxy had several changes of foster homes and then was briefly adopted.

Foster families will comply with all national, state, and local regulations and housing development or association rules concerning keeping a pet, including, but not limited to, zoning regulations regarding numbers of animals allowed per home of the jurisdiction in which the family resides and any rules set forth by the owner of the home if the owner is other than the foster family.

His young energy keeps his foster family busy but he makes up for it by cuddling with his foster mom.

These types of organizations have similar missions to either keep military families and pet family members together by assisting financially with pet relocation or finding living arrangements with a pet foster parent while gone.

The guide provides starter questions for discussion before watching the video, followed by discussion topics addressing eight areas, such as the challenges of foster parenting, keeping children connected to their birth parents, working with birth families, and reunification.

A Decade of Hope: How Communities Across America Are Keeping Children Safe and Families Strong Casey Family Programs (2015) Highlights initiatives funded and supported by Casey Family Programs to keep children safe, make families strong, promote the safe reunification of children in foster care, and build supportive commFamilies Strong Casey Family Programs (2015) Highlights initiatives funded and supported by Casey Family Programs to keep children safe, make families strong, promote the safe reunification of children in foster care, and build supportive commfamilies strong, promote the safe reunification of children in foster care, and build supportive communities.

Highlights initiatives funded and supported by Casey Family Programs to keep children safe, make families strong, promote the safe reunification of children in foster care, and build supportive communities.

Child welfare systems can upgrade their services to foster and kinship families by providing evidence - based support and parenting skills offered by the KEEP program.

The Family First bill strengthens families by providing evidence - based prevention services to help keep children out of foster care when possible.

The Family First bill would strengthen families by providing evidence - based prevention services to help keep children out of foster care when possible.

The Parents» Get Real Guide to Keeping Your Kids Home (PDF - 16,180 KB) Cox, Neely, Randall, & Wolf (2011) Be Strong Families Supports parents by providing strategies and tips for keeping their children at home after returning from foster or kinshiKeeping Your Kids Home (PDF - 16,180 KB) Cox, Neely, Randall, & Wolf (2011) Be Strong Families Supports parents by providing strategies and tips for keeping their children at home after returning from foster or kinshikeeping their children at home after returning from foster or kinship care.