Sentences with phrase «kill community animal»

We are the Animal Care & Control authority for the city of Burien, Washington, and operate a no - kill community animal shelter that houses and cares for Burien's strays, and adopts out unclaimed animals to new loving families.

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Herdsmen have descended on many communities in parts of the country in recent times, killing, raping and looting communities in a bid to secure grazing rights for their animals.

In Papua New Guinea some communities were paid several thousand dollars to protect leatherback turtles, but individuals left off the dole ended up killing the animals out of spite.

Animals in each of the three groups — gastric bypass, sham surgery, and restricted diets — were killed and samples of their gut microbe communities diluted.

That oil spread far and wide, killing microorganisms and larger animals, marring coastlines and damaging the economies of communities along the shore.

The deer that is killed has not had its individual right to life upheld by either us or the wolf, but in the case of natural communities, we should adopt a strategy of cultural relativity and allow animals and plants to do as they do to each other even if we would not like it to be done to us.

This no - kill shelter has had a tremendously positive impact on the community by rescuing and caring for animals in need.

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Especially when that new community is a 1700s Lapland village, it's a wolf winter — an especially difficult winter — and the «wolf» that killed your neighbor may not be an animal after all.

The society's leading initiatives in animal care and community programs are coordinated from its Kanab, Utah, headquarters, the country's largest no - kill sanctuary.

Bill Bruce, director of Animal Services and Bylaws in Calgary, has approached ending the killing of shelter animals with a top - down, integrated community - policy approach.

RAPS is proud to be a no - kill organization, which is among the reasons they have built a strong and devoted community of animal - loving allies supporting their mission.

I'm getting the feeling that some of the failures associated with shelters which have rebranded themselves no - kill (those ones that don't have open admissions or who end up warehousing animals in poor conditions for much too long) without understanding that they can't have a no - kill shelter without the development of a no - kill community have given the term no - kill a bad name.

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All of the groups bringing animals to the event, including the ASPCA, Animal Haven Shelter, Bide - a-Wee, and NYC's Animal Care & Control, are members of the Mayor's Alliance for NYC's Animals — a coalition of more than 100 animal shelters and rescue groups that are working with the City of New York to transform New York City into a no - kill comanimals to the event, including the ASPCA, Animal Haven Shelter, Bide - a-Wee, and NYC's Animal Care & Control, are members of the Mayor's Alliance for NYC's Animals — a coalition of more than 100 animal shelters and rescue groups that are working with the City of New York to transform New York City into a no - kill commAnimal Haven Shelter, Bide - a-Wee, and NYC's Animal Care & Control, are members of the Mayor's Alliance for NYC's Animals — a coalition of more than 100 animal shelters and rescue groups that are working with the City of New York to transform New York City into a no - kill commAnimal Care & Control, are members of the Mayor's Alliance for NYC's Animals — a coalition of more than 100 animal shelters and rescue groups that are working with the City of New York to transform New York City into a no - kill comAnimals — a coalition of more than 100 animal shelters and rescue groups that are working with the City of New York to transform New York City into a no - kill commanimal shelters and rescue groups that are working with the City of New York to transform New York City into a no - kill community.

He has spoken nationally and internationally on animal sheltering issues, has written animal protection legislation at the state and national levels, has created successful no - kill programs in both urban and rural communities, and has consulted with a wide range of animal protection groups, including some of the largest and best known in the nation.

From the very beginning, we were determined to prove that a NO - KILL Shelter could work in the Mississippi Delta because we felt so strongly that the homeless and hurting animals of our community deserved a chance at life.

If we are to really get to being a no kill nation — where no healthy or treatable animal is killed for being homeless — we need to quit talking about being «no kill shelters» — and have all organizations in a community in order to become «no kill communities».

Truly, I believe no kill has to come from a community effort, where hard to adopt animals are shared through identified strengths of shelters in the area.

Under his leadership, Animal Ark created the first No - Kill community in Minnesota and maintains one of the highest save rates in the nation.

It is heartening to hear, though, that more communities are getting the idea that no - kill can't be achieved by a shelter alone and that more and more shelters are making the effort to forge links with their communities to end animal homelessness together.

But if the Richmond SPCA is limiting intake, then at that point, it's great and all that they are not killing any animals — but how is the Richmond COMMUNITY doing?

As the largest No Kill animal shelter in Kansas City, we care for more than 10,000 animals a year and work collaboratively with Animal Control and other animal welfare organizations to increase the number of homeless pets adopted, and focus on lifesaving programs promoting pet retention, identification, lost pet reunions, and pet ownership education throughout the commanimal shelter in Kansas City, we care for more than 10,000 animals a year and work collaboratively with Animal Control and other animal welfare organizations to increase the number of homeless pets adopted, and focus on lifesaving programs promoting pet retention, identification, lost pet reunions, and pet ownership education throughout the commAnimal Control and other animal welfare organizations to increase the number of homeless pets adopted, and focus on lifesaving programs promoting pet retention, identification, lost pet reunions, and pet ownership education throughout the commanimal welfare organizations to increase the number of homeless pets adopted, and focus on lifesaving programs promoting pet retention, identification, lost pet reunions, and pet ownership education throughout the community.

RAPS is a community - based, volunteer - driven, no - kill animal shelter and sanctuary.

We are inches from the goal line of our second largest city achieving no - kill and once we do, we will have a virtual roadmap for communities still striving to achieve the goal,» said Gregory Castle, co-founder and CEO of Best Friends Animal Society.

According to Best Friends Animal Society, «In our view, for a community to be considered truly no - kill, it means that no healthy or treatable animal is kAnimal Society, «In our view, for a community to be considered truly no - kill, it means that no healthy or treatable animal is kanimal is killed.

In 2012, after evaluating the needs of both the animal welfare and local community, Felines Inc. expanded both the facility and program to become Felines & Canines, a cage-less, no - kill cat and dog shelter.

This is why sometimes cities mistakenly think that having a no kill shelter is more expensive — it can be — but not if both animal control and the animal shelter are thinking, planning and acting with a no kill mindset to truly build a no kill community.

This year's event in New York City is a fundraiser for the Mayor's Alliance for NYC's Animals — a coalition of 85 - plus animal shelters and rescue groups working with the City of New York to transform NYC into a no - kill community.

Iâ $ ™ ve volunteered with local shelters, have fostered hundreds of kittens, served on the Board of Directors of a humane society, was Director of Operations for one of the largest and most successful shelters in the nation, was Executive Director of an open admission animal control shelter which created the nationâ $ ™ s first (and at the time only) No Kill community, and have consulted with dozens more, including some of the largest and best known in the nation.

I currently run the national No Kill Advocacy Center, the only national organization dedicated to ending the systematic killing of animals in shelters which is run by staff who have actually worked in and created No Kill communities.

And after succeeding in Tompkins County, and surpassing San Francisco as the safest community for homeless animals in the nation (and creating the nationâ $ ™ s first No Kill community), I wanted to help other communities replicate that success.

I am also working with the King County Council trying to bring a No Kill orientation to animal sheltering in that community.

And it need to get people to the shelters to adopt those animals, which they will, if a community goes «no kill.»

Animal control's outdated approach to community cats has been to catch cats and bring them to a shelter where they will be killed because they are not socialized to people and therefore unadoptable.

Today, through its grant giving, hands - on animal care, research and education, Maddie's Fund is helping to achieve and sustain a no - kill nation by providing solutions to the most challenging issues facing the animal welfare community.

No More Homeless Pets in Utah goes on to adopt over 100,000 animals, spay and neuter 237,000, achieve 12 no - kill communities (and counting), and currently has over an 85 percent save rate for dogs statewide.

Through its No More Homeless Pets Network, Best Friends maintains lifesaving partnerships with more than 1,000 animal rescue organizations, spay / neuter groups and animal shelters throughout the country — all of them working to help homeless pets and create local no - kill communities.»

He says, «When a community stops the killing of pets and achieves no - kill status, it benefits everybody — both people and animals.»

«No - kill» does not mean that: shelters that haven't reached no - kill, and their employees, are willing killers, or that dangerous or sick animals will be released into the community, or that shelters will start warehousing animals indefinitely.

By working together, we will make Philadelphia a no - kill community where euthanasia is used only when animals are dangerous or suffering with untreatable illnesses / injuries, and where all savable pets enjoy the safety of a loving home.

To learn more about no - kill and the impact that it has on the lives of pets and the communities in which they live, visit Best Friends Animal Society, the leader of the national no - kill movement.

, in partnership with Austin Animal Center, $ 442,250 to support the beginning of an Austin - based Training Academy to teach other organizations a systematic method for achieving no - kill in their home communities.

Best Friends Network In addition to regional programs in L.A., Utah, Atlanta and New York, Best Friends maintains lifesaving partnerships with hundreds and hundreds of animal rescue organizations and animal shelters throughout the country — all of them working to help homeless pets and create no - kill communities where they live.

The facility showcases adoptable animals and features interactive displays and maps to inspire and engage people from all around the country to work for no - kill in their own communities.

In 2014, NHS took over management of Carson City Animal Control with one goal in mind: to transform Nevada's capital city into the state's second metropolitan area to become a no - kill community, where all healthy, treatable, and rehabilitatable animals are saved.

More than 500 communities around the United States successfully run no - kill shelters, saving over 90 % of the animals that enter their facilities.

This means that for a community to be considered «no - kill,» all of its shelters and animal welfare facilities responsible for animal control intake must be saving 90 % or more, collectively, of the animals who enter their system.

A no - kill community saves 90 % of the animals that enter its shelter system, and SAPA!

The Best Friends National Conference is for anyone interested in helping their community become no - kill — whether you work in animal welfare as a career or you volunteer your time to help homeless pets.