Sentences with phrase «more foster homes so»

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So while the children in Carinto may not have access to running water and electricity at home, ConTextos has been able to provide them with access to a library and trained teachers who can help foster more than just literacy.

Also, thanks to the foster homes, we get to learn more about our babies» personalities, likes, and dislikes so that they can be better matched to the right forever home!

So many animals come to AHS each day in urgent need of: • Shelter • Medical care, vaccines and sterilization • Adoption services and behavioral training that ensures a smooth transition into new loving homes • Loving foster homes where they can rest and heal • And so much morSo many animals come to AHS each day in urgent need of: • Shelter • Medical care, vaccines and sterilization • Adoption services and behavioral training that ensures a smooth transition into new loving homes • Loving foster homes where they can rest and heal • And so much morso much more!

At any given time, there are only so many homeless pets that can fit in my home, so I always remind myself that no matter how much I love my fosters and no matter how much fun they are having at my house, there is a more perfect place for them to be, a family where they can be the center of the universe.

He loves to play with other dogs, but his foster home has two older dogs that just want to be couch potatoes, so he would definitely enjoy a more lively environment with dogs and / or humans that want to play!

Most of our dogs are adopted within one week, so we can save more dogs if we have more foster homes.

Seminar Description: Fostering is the «job» of taking in a homeless dog and making him more adoptable through training and socialization so that he can find a forever home for life.

Today though, Bindi is happy and healthy in a new home (with the foster family who fell in love with her after caring for her after her surgeries and adopted her), and I couldn't be more pleased to see a sad story turn out so well.

Carrie learned that foster dogs with nice manners were quicker to find homes and more likely to stay in those homes, so she puts special emphasis on teaching dogs to be well - mannered members of their homes and communities.

We know from experience that fostering works best in quieter homes with no other pets or young children so that the pet can settle in a bit more easily.

We ask that you provide the dog's medical records, their food so their tummy's don't get upset when their foster family transitions them to a new food, and any of their belongings that will help them to adjust more easily to a new home, like their toys or bed.

Often there are more animals than that, so Pet Allies has foster homes that help by working with pets too young to be adopted, pets suffering from diseases, pets recovering from surgery, pets that are stressed in the shelter environment, and pets that there are no room for at the shelter.

He is living with 2 small children in the foster home, so we can tell you more about his needs regarding children in a few days.

We could save SO many more animals if only we had more foster homes!!

I developed a network of foster homes so the dogs could be housed and shown in a more natural environment.

We simply couldn't exist without the help of our wonderful volunteers, who assess dogs at shelters, drive dogs to the vet, foster, transport dogs to adopters, organize adoption events, fundraise, read adoption applications, conduct phone interviews and home safety checks, update our website, respond to calls and emails... and so much more.

Rollie is fostered in a home with other dogs and when she recovers from her spay, her foster will be concentrating on helping Rollie shed some pound to get her back to a healthy weight so she can enjoy life even more.

Foster Fun Day is part of NJSRN's ongoing effort to strengthen our foster volunteer program and to educate and empower our foster homes so that our dogs are more adoptable and can be placed into permanent homes more quickly.

Fostering saves LIVES, saves money to save more and helps us get to know our pets so we can find the perfect forever home.

FKS, as it is often caused, is more often found with litters of stray and feral cats, so if you are in a kitten foster situation, those kittens should be kept away from other cats in the home until they have all been checked clear of communicable disease.

If a GSP is identified as a potential match, we will put you in contact with the foster home so you can have a more detailed discussion about that particular dog.

«We could save so many more animals if we just had enough foster homes,» said Taylor Brand, founder of Rescue Me!

We are always looking to grow our list of committed, dependable foster homes so that we can save more amazing dogs from certain death in shelters.

Because every Blue Dog lives in a home with their foster family, we are always searching for more volunteers to open their hearts and homes so that more dogs in need can find a safe haven to prepare for their forever homes.

The Houston Chronicle reports that, so far, more than 170 foster cats and kittens have been adopted to new homes through Acro - Cats.

Most recently, Operation PAW partnered with the North Shore Animal League to transport more than 60 kittens from Miami to New York to find their forever homes, after several of their foster homes suffered from no electricity and were overloaded from taking in so many cats & kittens before and after Hurricane Irma.

Over the previous seven years, we accomplished so much; but we grew so fast — from caring for a few dogs in my backyard to housing a hundred at a time in our Peyton kennel and a hundred more in foster homes — that most of the time we scrambled to keep our heads above water.

«So we need more foster homes all the time.»

Our goal is to find good foster and permanent homes for cats we have rescued so we can help more cats in the future.

We need at least 24 hours notice so that we can find a new foster home, the more notice you can provide us with the better.

We generally place our program rescue dogs in foster homes so that we can learn more about them in a family situation and observe their behavior.

Please consider remaining a foster with us so we can continue to help more unfortunate animals find their forever home.

Unfortunately, we do not have a foster home for him so he is in boarding with Aunt Louise until we can... Read More

Melissa is hoping that Lucy can find her forever home, so she can take in more foster dogs who need help.

We believe it decreases the length of stay of dogs in foster homes so that we can admit more dogs.

• Check in with mothers and fathers to see how they are doing • Promote a culture where it is okay for employees to reach out and ask for help • Participate in an employee assistance program (EAP) or maintain a list of available resources to support families • Learn where your public officials stand on kids» issues and use your vote to support families • Allow for flexibility in scheduling where possible • Work with employees to manage workload in times of added stress • Create a community brag board so employees can show off kids, pets, homes and hobbies • Support maternity / paternity leave for new parents (including adoptive and foster parents) • Offer «lunch and learns» for employees wanting to learn more about child development • Involve your business in community events • Sponsor a day of service for all employees to volunteer with programs working to strengthen families