Sentences with phrase «local shelter employees»

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Visit with the employees at your local animal shelter.

Last December, Trupanion employees donated over 6 tons of pet food to three local animal rescue organizations including Seattle Humane, Everett Animal Shelter, and the Humane Society of Tacoma and Pierce County.

Just two years ago, the staff of a local shelter was using a 4 ft. pole with a syringe and dull needle duct - taped to the end to try to inject pentobarbital into the heart of terrified cats unrestrained in large wire cages, all with the knowledge of a corrupt veterinarian, and shelter employees were threatened when they complained.

Officials with the local Humane Society said their agency was the first chosen by the ASPCA for the Los Angeles animal relocation program because of the level of commitment their employees have shown in caring for shelter animals.

I know at our local 3 shelters there are over 20 employees AND many volunteers coming and going all day long, 7 days a week.

In some cases, breed - specific rescue organizations work closely with local shelters, relying on the employees at the shelter to call them when a dog of the desired breed is brought in.

During the entire month of May, local Yogurtland employees will also ask customers if they would like to donate $ 1 to the Santa Cruz County Animal Shelter!

With local and national events, memorable volunteer opportunities, and a mission that resonates with so many around the country, Best Friends Animal Society can offer your company a way to engage as a team while helping a cause that is close to the hearts of your employees and your customers — saving the lives of pets in shelters across the nation.

The cats are from a local shelter and they're available to any employee looking for a moment of purr bliss.

You may have heard, Trupanion employees are busy collecting 10 TONS of pet food for local shelters as a part of our annual pet food drive.

If your local shelter is anything like mine, then you'll agree that shelter employees have very little time to do so many tasks, and can really use the help.

The program began in 2011, when a shelter employee approached Hill, who coaches a local running team, Team Spiridon.