Sentences with phrase «majority of adopted animals»

Not exact matches

Among the legislation they called for was passage of bi-partisan legislation (A. 2484 / S.2935) with Majority sponsors in both houses that would create a statewide registry for convicted animal abusers to ensure they can never adopt or purchase an animal again and that they receive psychological evaluation and treatment.

Even while a number of U.S. residents already opt to adopt rather than shop for their feline and canine companions, a large majority still choose to go for animals from breeders, whether full bred or a designer mix.

Since the majority of people want to adopt a kitten, we have some gorgeous, loving teenage and adult cats who are overlooked simply due to their age — these older animals are often the perfect match for special adopters!

While the vast majority of adopted companion pets have neither the skill nor temperament for service, in rare circumstances a pet may have the ingredients to train as a service animal.

By adopting out animals to good homes, we have met the majority but not all of our goals.

The majority of these animals are happy and healthy and able to be adopted into loving homes.

While the website has had some success in helping the majority of these Dachshunds find new homes (the most recent, a 13 - year - old adopted by a person in St. Paul, MN), there are still far too many senior animals in need.»

For the last 12 years, RCHS has worked closely with the shelter, paying for the majority of animal care, covering when there is a short staff so the shelter can remain open for citizens to adopt and retrieve their lost animals, and providing extra services such as on - site veterinary care.

I know some readers will hate that but I still believe that the overwhelming majority of those who foster and adopt shelter pets are kind - hearted people who will do right by the animals.

Can more people be convinced into adopting the larger dogs, which seem to be the majority of dogs that are being killed in large numbers in many of our U.S. animal shelters?

A few years ago, Charleston Animal Society, along with the majority of animal organizations across the country, adopted the Five Freedoms as its guiding principles in the humane treatment of animals, regardless of whether the animal is a pet, a working animal or one to be slaughtered for consumAnimal Society, along with the majority of animal organizations across the country, adopted the Five Freedoms as its guiding principles in the humane treatment of animals, regardless of whether the animal is a pet, a working animal or one to be slaughtered for consumanimal organizations across the country, adopted the Five Freedoms as its guiding principles in the humane treatment of animals, regardless of whether the animal is a pet, a working animal or one to be slaughtered for consumanimal is a pet, a working animal or one to be slaughtered for consumanimal or one to be slaughtered for consumption.

The majority of people who saw the photo loved the celebration photo, the idea of animals being adopted from the shelter and the shelter being (at least nearly) empty.

While a number of U.S. residents already opt to adopt rather than shop for their feline and canine companions, a large majority still choose to go for the breeder - bred animal, whether full bred or a designer mix.