Sentences with phrase «known relocation work»
Greyhound rescue groups did some of the earliest known relocation work, finding new homes for dogs after racetracks closed around the country in the 1980s.
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But with two little kids, a husband who works hard at his job then lost his job then immediately interviewed for and got and is working even harder at a new job, my own part time pay / full time hours work from home job, and all that was involved with a relocation to a new state, plus the holidays and vacations and conferences, you would have to be uber - organized and efficient and, you know, maybe have 36 hours in your day and eight days in your week to really be ahead of the game.
This time around it was a bit better as she no longer needs a crib or a high chair, but a quick sweep and relocation of various delicate glass ornaments was a necessary bit of prep work!
«The WaterShed Animal Fund is proud to support the ASPCA in its continued work in this area and look forward to the day when relocation is no longer necessary.
Relocations, while not ideal, work best when cats that know each other are placed together and are shown they are provided with a food source in their new location, Bearfield said.
For example, in event of relocation and that funeral home would no longer work for your needs.
If you don't already work with this important niche, here are some things you should know about the relocation business before you get started.
It is hard to believe, but I was required to interview various agents and some would not even speak to me because they knew doing a relocation would be extra work — more paperwork, more signatures, more reviews, more delays — everything you can think of needed to be reviewed by three parties aside from buyer and seller.
Charlene Schellenberg, a relocation sales associate for Coldwell Banker Gundaker in Chesterfield, Mo., knows how to work a brand.