Sentences with phrase «knowing than the sheltered»

Robbie and Pine, usually seen in more glamorous roles, are excellent (though Robbie seems more mature and knowing than the sheltered Ann is supposed to be).

Not exact matches

That's even worse than it sounds: Commonly eaten farm animals are rarely euthanized, so the presence of those drugs raised the possibility that meat from horses or even dogs and cats from animal shelters had made it into the supply, as has been known to happen.

I know that you may be sheltered from how the rest of the world speaks, but you might as well be dismissing people because they speak with a different accent than you do.

More than 70 known shelters remain open statewide with more than 4,800 occupants.

In both cases, they are award worthy, with Norton showing a deep inner pain and inability to express his true feelings, though we know always know what he's going through, while Watts, removed from the sheltered, superficial life she once lead, finds out there is more to her world than balls and flirtations, as well as more to the essence of love.

More than 800 adoptable cats and dogs will be featured from more than 20 NKUT (No - Kill Utah) coalition partner shelters and rescue groups across Utah, each committed to making Utah a no - kill statNo - Kill Utah) coalition partner shelters and rescue groups across Utah, each committed to making Utah a no - kill statno - kill state.

The organization saves and shelters thousands of animals each year through its famed Red Star ® Rescue program, ensures the welfare of more than one billion farm animals, researches new ways to help children with cancer, veterans and others through animal - assisted therapy, and protects some 100,000 animal actors on television and movie production sets each year through its well well - known «No Animals Were Harmed ®» program.

First know that, as a result of their breeding, purebred dogs very often have genetic disorders and medical issue predispositions, certainly no less often than shelter dogs.

It would make more sense for me to spend less money and have a known adoption fee from the shelter where the animals are in more dire circumstances than to go through a rescue group where the dog is 2 1/2 times as much to adopt and in a foster home.

We know that those coming into our shelter to adopt an animal are already choosing to do the right thing by saving a life, rather than seeking out a pet store, breeder, or online ad.

Indiana shelters are responsible for sending the medical history and behavior test results for each dog selected by email attachment no later than 48 hours after the dog is accepted for the transport.

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 community.

If you have ever been to a shelter you already know there are many more dogs than people who want them.

Did you know that at around 118 decibels, shelters are noisier than a passing subway train and even louder than a jackhammer?

Enacted in Delaware as the Companion Animal Protection Act of 2010, CAPA failed spectacularly in November 14, 2013 with the closure of the Safe Haven no - kill shelter in Georgetown, just 17 months after it took over the biggest animal control contract in Delaware, accounting for more than half of the total impoundments and killing in the state.

As the only NO - KILL shelter in Berrien County, last year alone the Humane Society of Southwestern Michigan saved the lives of more than 400 cats and dogs.

Be sure that you know exactly where the animal comes from... and if you want to avoid unwittingly funding animal cruelty, always adopt from your local shelter rather than seeking to purchase a dog.

First, food aggression in dogs can be caused by numerous factor including poor pack leadership, food desperation where the dog doesn't know if or when he will get more food (common in rescue and shelter dogs), dog views you as more of a threat than a provider, basic communication breakdown between pack leader and dog, in general.

Since we know that in many cases, «a forever home» is just not realistic, these folks may opt to rehome elsewhere rather than return to the shelter where they may feel judged.

Often shelters choose to work with rescue groups who know spit about behavior and training because those people can get the dogs into fosters and homes, rather than actual trainers whose focus is resolution of problem behaviors through training so the dog can STAY in the new home, and stay safely for all concerned, the dogs and the owners.

Seven years ago I didn't know that the shelter for the fairly affluent county I lived in killed 25 % of all the dogs that were not reclaimed by their owners or that a city less than ten miles away killed 50 % of those dogs.

Finding a home for all these kitties is great but when massive adoption events take place like this, I think that it's more a question of emptying the shelters no matter what rather than truly finding good permanent homes for the animals.

Today, it's fewer than 5 million, and almost all the humane societies and shelters are on board the no - kill movement.»

Yes, it still goes on... but for the majority of the dogs we see in shelters and rescues they would be no better at fighting other dogs than a typical poodle would be at bird hunting (their historic purpose).

No, not any more so than the many wonderful mixed breeds available for adoption at the local animal shelter.

Since you know your pet better than anyone, VISIT your local animal shelters every few days to look for your pet.

Others are fine with rescue dogs from a shelter, but I have known more than one dog who was returned to the shelter because the new owner could not deal with the behavior problems the dog came with (and the reason they were initially turned in).

People will no longer stand for dogs being allowed to be neglected and abused and nothing be done about them, or for dogs to be yanked out of people's homes merely for the way they look, or for dogs to be killed in the city shelter when there are rescue groups more than willing to take in these animals.

The No Kill Advocacy Center argues that appreciably less than one percent of dogs with worrisome behaviors are beyond our current ability to rehabilitate, pointing to recent studies and to the beliefs of practiced shelter directors.

After pulling your number at 8:00 AM, you may then leave the shelter for a little bit, making sure to return no later than 10:45 AM.

DeKalb officials have also voted to fund a brand new animal shelter for the county that is expected to be completed no later than summer of 2015.

Yes, in many cases a person who is patient could eventually find the dog that fits their criteria through a shelter / rescue, but I've known several people who have chosen to buy because it meant getting exactly what they wanted, often sooner than a shelter / rescue was able to come up with the desired animal.

Imagine a potential adopter who sees a shelter dog as partially trained and is inspired to do more training with the dog since the dog knows more than their previous dog ever did!

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.&raquNo 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.&raquno - kill communities.»

As word of the devastating flood spread throughout the No More Homeless Pets Network community, partners from more than 50 shelters and rescue organizations across the country contacted the network team at Best Friends and offered to take pets already at Louisiana shelters when the flood hit, which would free up space for pets rescued from neighboring damaged or destroyed shelters.

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

The number of dogs put down in Los Angeles city shelters is more than half of what it was three years ago, thanks to the «No Kill LA» campaign by Los Angeles Animal Services (LAAS) and a coalition of dog rescue organization.

Many times, pet owners find their cat companions in places other than a shelter, so you will very likely be able to find a new home for your cat by advertising in these ways: ~ Word of Mouth: Ask friends and relatives if they know anyone interested in adopting a cat or if they are looking for a kitty themselves.

It goes without saying that when you're a no - kill shelter, some animals stay longer than others.

The pets at animal shelters are no different than the pets in our homes.

Providing more funding to help animals than any other organization, its goal is to find homes for every shelter animal, to end euthanasia and to create a no - kill nation.

Did you know that a recent survey of animal shelters found that cats brought in NOT microchipped have a less than 4 % chance of being returned to their owner, but a cat that HAS been microchipped and then ends up at a shelter has almost a 100 % chance of being returned home?

We may on occasion refer to «shelters» on this site for the convenience of new visitors, but make no mistake, MANY are no better than prisons and death houses for dogs.

We know that today more than 300 communities (and counting) have achieved the no - kill threshold of saving 90 percent of pets coming into their shelters.

Some are pets surrendered by their owners who can no longer care for them, while others are found roaming as strays... Some are never adopted... It is projected that more than 600,000 homeless cats in Canadian shelters did not find new homes in 2011.

Founded by Dr. Julie Levy, director of the Maddie's Shelter Medicine Program at the University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine, the trap - neuter - return (TNR) program known as Operation Catnip has been running free high - quality, high - volume spay / neuter clinics for community cats in Gainesville for more than 16 years.

We wish, more than anything else, that we could in good conscience become a no - kill shelter.

Did you know that adopting a pet from the shelter is much more cost effective than purchasing one from a pet store or breeder?

Did you know the risk of a dog dying from a behavior problem (via euthanasia or shelter surrender) is far greater than the risk of dying by contracting a disease from another puppy?

Choosing a dog from a local shelter or rescue is a better idea than adopting a dog you haven't met and don't know much about.