Sentences with phrase «more homeless cats»

I came to believe that cats should not be left to fend for themselves, and hence that we need a world with no more homeless cats.

The kittens have the benefit of family life and attention; the shelter has the benefit of additional space to take in more homeless cats.

Optimize existing facilities and property to save the lives of more homeless cats and dogs in a no - kill environment until they are adopted.

Nonprofit Fixnation is on a mission — to bring about the Day of No More Homeless Cats in Los Angeles.

These centres increase adoptions and free up space at local shelters so that they can continue to rescue and rehome even more homeless cats and dogs.

To bring knowledge of the most effective community cat management solution (TNVR) mainstream through education, support, advocacy and work in order to prevent more homeless cats, improve the treatment of community cats, and change the status quo.

We continue to model, test, improve and expand programs so that more and more homeless cats and dogs gain forever homes.

NEW YORK — The ASPCA ® (The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals ®) today announced that applications are now open in the 2013 ASPCA Rachael Ray $ 100K Challenge, with $ 600,000 in prize grants to help shelters save more homeless cats and dogs.

The mission of Community Cat Movement is to bring knowledge of the most effective community cat management solution (TNVR) to the 95 % of the population that hasn't heard of it, through education, support, advocacy and all manner of volunteer work, in order to prevent more homeless cats, improve the overall acceptance and treatment of community cats, and to look to this option for more «no kill» shelters.

The overload means more homeless cats that aren't spayed or neutered, fueling a problematic cycle.

Because of you, together we will someday realize, even if not within your lifetime, the day when there are no more homeless cats.

By adopting a Feline Rescue pet you'll be supporting our caring, no - kill organization and making room for one more homeless cat.

Not exact matches

He has told me that he avoids certain homeless groups / camps because some of the more mentally ill homeless have threatened his cat, so he usually sleeps in doorways in the city.

Over time we've established protocols that meet their standards, saved more homeless dogs and cats than we could have ever imagined and work directly with 14 other shelters / rescues.

We look into the soulful, scared, eyes of a homeless dog or cat and realize we can't save all of them, we won't find homes for all of them before Christmas and ---- even more tragic — the phone calls and owner surrenders will inundate us shortly after the first of the year.

After all, you will be bringing the hope of one more day for a homeless dog or cat, and for that, you deserve to splurge.

The Mayor's Alliance for NYC's Animals» programs strengthen the operations of our community rescue partners to help them save the lives of more homeless pets and feral and stray community cats.

More than 10,000 stray cats roam New York City's streets, and the harsh winter months are particularly difficult for these homeless felines.

To that end we'd like to share eight of our recent «Success Stories,» cats and kittens who have been adopted and are homeless no more!

Thanks to this support, more certificate students are able to help homeless cats and dogs by receiving advanced training in a variety of shelter medicine techniques.

In 1998, fur flew when Cheryl and Dave Duffield, PeopleSoft Founder and Board Chairman, announced their intention to establish Maddie's Fund ® and give away more than $ 200 million dollars to help save this nation's homeless cats and dogs.

More dogs and cats die each year as a result of homelessness than any other cause of death, but shelter medicine can turn the tide for homeless pets.

Additional speakers at the Summit will include Bryan Kortis, Esther Mechler (SPAY USA), Nancy Peterson (The Humane Society of the US), Paul Jolly (PETCO Foundation), Kit Jenkins, (PetSmart Charities), Laura Bevan (The Humane Society of the US), Eric Stiles (NJ Audubon Society), Meredith Weiss (Neighborhood Cats), Holly Sizemore (No More Homeless Pets in Utah), Frank Hamilton (Animal Coalition of Tampa), Melissa Newton (Az CATS) and Suzan Shaw (CARE Feline Rescue; Orange County Animal ServicCats), Holly Sizemore (No More Homeless Pets in Utah), Frank Hamilton (Animal Coalition of Tampa), Melissa Newton (Az CATS) and Suzan Shaw (CARE Feline Rescue; Orange County Animal ServicCATS) and Suzan Shaw (CARE Feline Rescue; Orange County Animal Services).

First Coast No More Homeless Pets operates one of the largest spay and neuter clinics in the country with the mission to end the killing of dogs and cats in shelters in our community, Northeast Florida and the nation.

More than 100 homeless cats that have lived off handouts from University of Central Florida students for years will be captured starting Monday.

Our fleet of mobile clinics has sterilized more than 102,000 animals — including thousands of feral cats and pit bulls — for free or almost nothing in the last 10 years, preventing tens of thousands of animals from being born into a world already bursting at the seams with unwanted and homeless animals.

I'm honored to be joining Laura, along with Lisa Tudor, Director of Development and Outreach for the Foundation Against Companion - Animal Euthanasia (FACE), at the upcoming No More Homeless Pets Conference as we present Taking It to the Street (Cats): Grassroots Advocacy for Community Cats.

In brief, the new program allowed community cats to bypass the shelter by going instead to the First Coast No More Homeless Pets clinic to be fixed and then returned to the area in which they were caught, never to breed again!

Gaining more insight into the whole picture of dogs and cats changing homes or becoming homeless can help us develop prevention and intervention programs to better support pets and their people.

By opening your home to a cat or kitten while it waits for a new owner, you can help local animal shelters save more homeless animals.

«A dog or cat really knows you've given them a new lease on life and a very strong bond develops,» says Michael Mountain, president of Best Friends Animal Sanctuary in Kanab, Utah, and creator of the national «No More Homeless Pets» campaign.

More importantly, it is a story of 13 homeless cats and their trials and triumphs in the pursuit of life, love and home.»

We pride ourselves on rescuing homeless dogs, cats, puppies, and kittens from overpopulated municipal shelters in all areas of the country, as well as right here Read More

In 2012, the new grant program will help 65 non-profit spay / neuter clinics around the nation provide high - quality, affordable spay / neuter surgeries for more than 23,000 cats and pit bull terriers during February and August — ultimately reducing the homeless pet population by tens of thousands of at - risk cats and dogs that would otherwise wind up in shelters because of unplanned litters, said Susana Della Maddalena, executive director of

In 2010, Holly joined Best Friends Animal Society and currently acts as director of national programs in the Community Programs and Services division, where she oversees the pit bull terrier, cat and puppy mill initiatives as well as the No More Homeless Pets Network.

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But every year, the population of homeless cats grows, and more and more cats flow into already crowded animal shelters.

Rick DuCharme, Founder and Director of First Coast No More Homeless Pets August 2012 The fact is that if municipal or contracted private animal shelters are where the cats are dying, then you must work with the shelter if you want to save their lives.

Scientific data does indicate that cats that have destructive clawing behavior are more likely to be euthanized, released, or abandoned, thereby contributing to the homeless cat population.

Rick DuCharme A step - by - step description of how City of Jacksonville Animal Care & Protective Services (JACPS) and First Coast No More Homeless Pets (FCNMHP) worked together to save community cats in their town!

First Coast No More Homeless Pets hosts adoption events like this one several times a year and have found homes for 12,000 dogs and cats since 2012.

A More Humane Option We're committed to ending pet overpopulation and homeless through a variety of low - cost spay and neuter programs for cats and...

After all, helping shelters do more for homeless cats is one of the things we do best.

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In 2002 DuCharme founded First Coast No More Homeless Pets, an organization dedicated to ending the killing of dogs and cats in Jacksonville.

Tour our state - of - the - art facility, meet our clients and our staff, and learn more about our mission to spay and neuter the homeless cats across Los Angeles.

Since 2002, Heartland has saved thousands of lives and we will continue to be advocates for homeless pets until no more adoptable dogs and cats are euthanized.

But by using what she learned at the No More Homeless Pets conference, Cimeron was able to create Project Bay Cat and help the program succeed.

The answer is not that they are fancier and hence somehow more deserving than other homeless cats.

Not only does spaying and neutering prevent more litters of homeless pets, but Missouri state law requires that ALL dogs and cats adopted from an animal shelter be spayed or neutered.