Sentences with phrase «killing homeless animals»

Trapping and killing homeless animals is not only unpalatable to the public, it's a costly and ineffective method of population control.

In addition, killing homeless animals as a means of population control is publicly unpalatable.

It's time for Lake County commissioners to put an end to the cruel gas - chamber method of killing homeless animals.

The role of killing homeless animals often falls to those who care most — the employees of animal shelters.

Whenever a shelter kills a homeless animal entrusted to its care, it has profoundly failed.

A brilliant, courageous, and revolutionary approach to homeless animals that asks the very simple question: what would it take to not kill homeless animals that can be rehabbed (either physically or behaviorally)?

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How about voluteering at a homeless shelter; animal rescuer, Meals on Wheels driver, or any of the endless charities that need people who have some time to kill.

Perfect Match Animal Rescue is a no kill non-profit dog rescue that places homeless dogs in loving homes and provides a number of services to dog owners.

Rossum is also a vocal supporter of Best Friends Animal Society, a leader in the no - kill movement that runs sanctuaries for homeless pets, and is one of the nation's largest animal rescue organizaAnimal Society, a leader in the no - kill movement that runs sanctuaries for homeless pets, and is one of the nation's largest animal rescue organizaanimal rescue organizations.

Best Friends Animal Society is a nonprofit organization building no - kill programs and partnerships that will bring about a day when there are No More Homeless Pets ®.

Georgia Homeless Pets is a private, non-profit, all volunteer, no - kill animal rescue for dogs and cats in need.

Happy Tales Humane is committed to our mission of providing humane, no kill options for homeless and neglected animals in Middle Tennessee.

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».

Each and every hour in this country, approximately 600 companion animals are killed simply because they are homeless.

She has spoken on marketing, PR, and traditional and new media at a number of animal sheltering conferences including the National No - Kill Conference, Best Friends» No More Homeless Pets, and HSUS Animal Careanimal sheltering conferences including the National No - Kill Conference, Best Friends» No More Homeless Pets, and HSUS Animal CareAnimal Care Expo.

No Kill Glynn County is dedicated to saving the lives of the homeless animals in Glynn County, GA..

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.

The Baltimore Humane Society (BHS) operates a no - kill shelter on 365 acres in Reisterstown, Maryland, which provides a temporary home, safe refuge, and loving care for unwanted and homeless animals.

Among animal people, New Hampshire is known as the first and, to date, only state to achieve No More Homeless Pets, what is arguably a no - kill status.

The Tortorella Foundation supports many efforts by underwriting unique programs that promote adoptions, emergency care for abused or abandoned animals, rescue and transport from high - kill shelters and the construction of animal housing and play yards to assist rescues caring for homeless dogs and cats.

That's a statewide live release rate of 83 percent, with zero animals being killed to make room for incoming homeless pets.

PAWS is a non-profit, no - kill shelter that is dedicated to rescuing homeless animals and finding them all loving, new families.

Best Friends Animal Society — Our nation's largest no - kill animal shelter, who's mission is to bring about a time when there are no more homelessAnimal Society — Our nation's largest no - kill animal shelter, who's mission is to bring about a time when there are no more homelessanimal shelter, who's mission is to bring about a time when there are no more homeless pets.

PETA also works every day to prevent animals from ending up abused, homeless, and euthanized in the first place — a fact that the CCF never mentions on its PETA Kills Animals wanimals from ending up abused, homeless, and euthanized in the first place — a fact that the CCF never mentions on its PETA Kills Animals wAnimals website.

Join Austin Animal Center's lifesaving volunteer team in America's largest No Kill city and make a difference for homeless pets!

Most cities have enough homeless pets without their shelters having to also spend time handling and killing animals with homes.

Mission Statement: HELP Humane Society is a 501 (c)(3) corporation committed to ending the suffering and killing of homeless, abused and neglected animals by rescuing, sheltering, rehabilitating and seeking forever families for these animals and educating the public on proper pet guardianship and the importance of spaying and neutering.

About the Mayor's Alliance for NYC's Animals ® The Mayor's Alliance for NYC's Animals is a 501 (c)(3) non-profit charity that works with more than 150 partner rescue groups and no - kill shelters to offer important programs and services to save the lives of NYC's homeless aAnimals ® The Mayor's Alliance for NYC's Animals is a 501 (c)(3) non-profit charity that works with more than 150 partner rescue groups and no - kill shelters to offer important programs and services to save the lives of NYC's homeless aAnimals is a 501 (c)(3) non-profit charity that works with more than 150 partner rescue groups and no - kill shelters to offer important programs and services to save the lives of NYC's homeless animalsanimals.

They wanted ARC to be part of a documentary they were creating and our emergency shelter would be their first stop on a five - thousand - mile journey around the U.S. as they would interview animal protection leaders, veterinarians, animal advocates, and other experts to learn what they are doing to reduce, and ultimately end the needless killing of 3 - 4 million homeless dogs and cats each year.

Our oganization was established as a no - kill shelter in May of 2000, devoted to helping the homeless and unwanted animals in this city find responsible, loving homes.

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We never know which homeless animal will be «knocking at our door» next, but it's our goal to admit and place as many homeless animals as possible while adhering to our no - kill tradition.

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.

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 communitiesHomeless 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 communitieshomeless pets and create local no - kill communities.»

The NMHP conference will be held October 10 - 13, 2013, and will bring together a variety of people dedicated to saving the lives of homeless pets: leaders of the no - kill movement; experts in animal care and behavior, marketing and fundraising; professionals from private and public animal welfare organizations and volunteers.

No More Homeless Pets in Utah, a program of Best Friends Animal Society launches the first statewide no - kill campaign.

All we had were the convictions that the life of every animal has intrinsic value and that the practice of killing homeless pets as a method of population control was an unacceptable fact that we were committed to changing.

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.

A national leader in the no - kill movement, Best Friends brings together the compassionate efforts of individuals, policy makers, advocates, animal rescue organizations and animal shelters across the country to support homeless pets and ultimately save lives.

We discovered that we were not alone in our dream of saving the lives of homeless pets and ending the killing of animals in shelters.

Each of our weekly transports bring hundreds of homeless animals from high - kill shelters and overpopulated areas in California to rescue partners in Oregon, Washington and Canada who work very hard to find them loving, forever homes.

However, of greatest importance to me is our accountability to that person who wrote that first letter, and to people who, through the years, have invested their hope in Best Friends Animal Society for a better world for homeless pets and an end to shelter killing.

Spaying a cat is an important task to help reduce the number of homeless cats that are killed in animal shelters.

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.

Together we believe we can put an end to the unnecessary killing of adoptable animals, and we envision a future where there are no more homeless pets.

A Life to Live is committed to ending the killing of homeless cats and dogs within the City of Baytown's municipal animal shelter through the implementation of life - saving sustainable solutions and programs.

Jacksonville, which has hit the no - kill threshold through a collaborative community effort led by Rick DuCharme of First Coast No More Homeless Pets, Scott Trebatoski of Jacksonville Animal Care and Protective Services, and Denise Deisler of Jacksonville Humane Society, was a great host city for the conference, and the Hyatt Regency Jacksonville Riverfront was the perfect venue.

Heartland's mission is: a) to provide a no - kill shelter for the care, humane treatment, and adoption of lost, stray, and abandoned animals; b) to find permanent, loving homes for homeless animals and promote responsible pet ownership through education, community outreach, and collaboration while maintaining respect and compassion for all creatures.