Sentences with phrase «makes euthanasia»

You'll feel better about making a euthanasia decision if you know you've done everything in your power to change your cat's behavior.

You can make euthanasia arrangements with your vet, including whether you want to be present to say goodbye.

Our main goal is to make the euthanasia process as stress - free as possible for your pet.

That is when I decided I would do what I could to make euthanasia of healthy animals unnecessary.

While I can not make all euthanasia experiences perfect, I can take many steps and custom - tailor the products I use to each individual patient, in order to provide something as close to perfect as possible.

Good shelters should do everything in their power to rehome adoptable animals, and make euthanasia rare.

It continues: «We are cognizant of the fact that, unlike the SF / SPCA, a number of animal welfare agencies do not have the resources to address behavioral problems in shelter cats and the cat - owning public, thus making euthanasia an unavoidable option.»

Our Vision: To make euthanasia as obsolete as discrimination against breed, age or exterior appearances so that every animal has a loving and safe home.

If you do not feel able to afford the cost of treatment then it is absolutely right and reasonable that this should be a factor in making the euthanasia decision.

The team, which will include the shelter veterinarian and two key staff members, will make all euthanasia decisions.

Policies that support quick, reliable returns to owners make euthanasia less likely.

And, in the long term, access to more complete information concerning the broadest number of a community's animals can inform other strategies — including those related to spay / neuter, housing policies, safety - net and intervention programs — that may also make euthanasia less likely.

C's requirement that shelters take all necessary steps to find placement for animals, many of the policies outlined here regarding shelter standards, live - release, return of owned animals, and transparency, also provide procedural safeguards for animals entering shelters that make euthanasia a less likely outcome.

Policies that remove barriers to and encourage adoption and live - release make euthanasia less likely.

For example, policies that protect animal well - being and preserve adoptability make euthanasia less likely.

«Making euthanasia the last resort does not contribute to animal abuse, it means you have to find other solutions,» said Rebecca Guinn, LifeLine Animal Project founder and CEO.

Because your veterinarian can not make the euthanasia decision for you, it is important that you fully understand your pet's condition.

As the federal parliament did in 1997 when it passed the Euthanasia Laws Act 1997 (Cth) which made euthanasia illegal in the territory after a territory law allowed terminally ill patients to decide when to die.

Not exact matches

Lawmakers in the Belgium Parliament have voted to adopt a bill that would make child euthanasia legal in the country.

The focus on euthanasia rather than on treatment, and state support for palliative and psychological treatment makes premature physician assisted death a default option.

If laws permitting euthanasia were to be introduced, or a legal definition of death made law that contradicted the Catholic position and understanding, then organs could be taken even prior to death.

But far more shocking is the rapidly growing euthanasia culture that made this whole affair possible.

Singer was more responsible than anyone else for making the term «speciesism» known, beginning in 1975 with his highly influential book Animal Liberation and continuing with his widely professed proposal that so - called human non-persons can be killed (infanticide or non-voluntary euthanasia) because of their «lower» moral status.

Although Cardinal Bernardin advocated what he called a «consistent ethic of life,» he made it clear that capital punishment should not be equated with the crimes of abortion, euthanasia, and suicide.

«In disputed concrete questions like abortion or euthanasia,» Küng tells us, we can learn from Walzer that «no unifying demands should be made on other nations, cultures or religions to have the same moral praxis.»

These people would also be opposed to infanticide, euthanasia and mercy killing, especially when someone other than the target of the «mercy» is making the decision.

While the Justice made clear his own preference for pro-life public policies, he argued that in itself democracy is neutral as between competing positions on issues such as abortion and euthanasia.

And even though Gawande acknowledges that legal euthanasia made the Dutch «slower than others to develop palliative care programs,» he supports «laws to provide these kinds of [lethal] prescriptions» to those experiencing «suffering at the end of life» that is «unavoidable and unbearable.»

Sacred Causes by Michael Burleigh HarperCollins, 557 pages, $ 27.95 One of Britain's leading and most popular historians, Michael Burleigh made his mark producing award - winning documentaries and books on Nazi euthanasia.

One of Britain's leading and most popular historians, Michael Burleigh made his mark producing award - winning documentaries and books on Nazi euthanasia.

This ruling left each state free to make its own decision about whether PAS and euthanasia should be legally permitted within its borders.

A counter argument to autonomy as a justification for euthanasia / PAS can be made on the basis of religious beliefs and moral philosophy.

The Judeo - Christian opposition to euthanasia / PAS is a part of its general opposition to making autonomy an absolute value.

«Autonomy» is a term invoked to justify not only any sexual choice a person may make but, as we see in Belgium, the right to euthanasia, particularly through suicide which is regarded as the ultimate autonomous act.

Making plain the morally infectious nature of euthanasia, large percentages reported that they could «conceive of» killing patients who were not terminally ill or, in some cases, who were not even physically ailing.

The Nazis» practice of euthanasia makes today's medical, juridical, and political elites in Germany very careful to avoid any approach that might lead back to that dark history.

Many terminal patients wouldn't want euthanasia because so much has been done to make their final days as comfortable as possible.

Euthanasia (even when the recipient is in untold pain) is still a hotly debated subject... Kevin Peiterson plays cricket, cricket balls are made of cow hide, not synthetic leather yet he wants to lead a protest against animal cruelty, ironic indeed.

The BHA was called to give evidence to the Commission's inquiry into whether there should be a change in law to legalise assisted dying in the UK and made the case that there are good ethical reasons not to limit legal assisted dying only to terminally ill people but to others who are incurably suffering, and to permit voluntary euthanasia as well as assisted dying to maximise autonomy of patients who wish to end their lives but are unable to do so themselves.

The «motivation of the suspect» has been made the main focus for prosecutors when they assess assisted dying cases, but the director of public prosecutions has denied relaxing rules on euthanasia.

Summaries of cases of EAS for psychiatric conditions were made available online by Dutch regional euthanasia review committees.

«Euthanasia, abortion, sexual behavior... we need to make students aware.»

Justin Bieber Cancels Plans to Surprise Selena Gomez With «Extravagant» Date Night Consuela Cordoba, horrifically injured in an acid attack 17 years ago, had made plans to end her life with a doctor's help as euthanasia is legal in her

You Don't Know Jack might make you uncomfortable, and it probably won't change your mind on the issue of euthanasia, but you should by all means see it.

If there are two persons suffering from Quadriplegia & one of»em asks for euthanasia while other one makes no such demand, people usually say that if the other can survive, why not the other.

by Walter Chaw Marking the second euthanasia melodrama of the 2004 awards season after Clint Eastwood's Million Dollar Baby, Alejandro Amenábar's peculiar follow - up to The Others is another ghost story of sorts documenting the last, sad days of Ramón Sampedro (Javier Bardem), made a quadriplegic by a distracted dive into a shallow tide pool.

Topics covered: - Religion and Conflict Key Concepts God and Suffering Corrymeela Forgiveness and Reconciliation - Religion and the State Key Concepts Duties Authority Punishment Capital Punishment - Religious Expression Key Concepts Expressing faith through what is worn Expressing faith through symbols Expressing faith through actions - Religion and Medicine Key Concepts Sanctity of Life Abortion IVF Euthanasia How do doctors make decisions?

I knew finding a home for her was highly unlikely so my choices became euthanasia, returning her to an early death on the streets, or making her a part of my household.

It does not make sense that we can stop the euthanasias adopting out one by one when they are produced in litters that can be ten or more.

It's remarkable to me how these people can stay connected when they deal, from time to time, with the horrors of pet cruelty or the necessity for making the gut - wrenching decisions of pet euthanasia.