Sentences with phrase «most shelter kennels»

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All dogs are susceptible to canine flu infection, and illness most commonly spreads among dogs housed in kennels and shelters.

While group interaction may seem like an obvious way to enhance a dog's quality of life while kenneled, social isolation is still the norm at most shelters across the country.

Most shelters let you visit with a dog in an area away from the kennels.

Family Dog Rescue is a kennel - free shelter in San Francisco, which houses most of their dogs, but some of their dogs are placed in loving homes within their trusted foster network.

It is most extremely common in areas where dogs are housed together or come into contact with each other, such as kennels, pet stores, shelters, dog shows and groomers.

Most boarding kennels, veterinarians, and animal shelters require that your pet's vaccinations be current.

During a Shelter Medicine externship, most of a student's externship time will be spent working with a veterinarian in the shelter, but some time may be spent with technicians, kennel staff, animal control officers, and front office staff to gain a full appreciation of the wide range of shelter actiShelter Medicine externship, most of a student's externship time will be spent working with a veterinarian in the shelter, but some time may be spent with technicians, kennel staff, animal control officers, and front office staff to gain a full appreciation of the wide range of shelter actishelter, but some time may be spent with technicians, kennel staff, animal control officers, and front office staff to gain a full appreciation of the wide range of shelter actishelter activities.

Most kennel clubs, training clubs, animal shelters, groomers and veterinarians can provide referrals to trainers experienced in behavior problems.

Most boarding kennels, veterinarians and animal shelters will need your pet's medical records to make sure all vaccinations are current.

Shocking as it is, this practice is not illegal — the Humane Society mentions that «in most states, a breeding kennel can legally keep dozens, even hundreds, of dogs in cages for their entire lives, as long as the dogs are given the basics of food, water, and shelter.»

One of the biggest challenges for a shelter like this is to keep illness from spreading, especially those that are airborne, such as kennel cough, which is pretty much guaranteed to be present in the air at most shelters.

The most common at - risk areas are boarding kennels, animal shelters, commercial pet shops, research facilities, grooming facilities, dog shows, agility trials, field trials, dog parks, dog groomers, veterinary clinics and similar close - contact environments.

Previously, most of the dogs slept on towels in the shelter's kennels.

Coccidia infection is rare in dogs; most cases involve puppies in crowded conditions in kennels, pet stores, and animal shelters.

I worked for a kennel / shelter last year and all those dogs barking were for the most part frustrated.

Dogs, cats, puppies and kittens who are not adopted most often live terrible, short lives in shelter kennels, or are often euthanized because they become scared, unhappy and aggressive living in the shelter — and there is simply no more space for them as more animals are brought in.

Coastal Humane Society and our sister shelter Lincoln County Animal Shelter proudly serve nearly 3,500 animals per year, making the most of our kennel space and making sure every animal receives medical care, comfort and safe lodgings until each one finds that perfect foreveshelter Lincoln County Animal Shelter proudly serve nearly 3,500 animals per year, making the most of our kennel space and making sure every animal receives medical care, comfort and safe lodgings until each one finds that perfect foreveShelter proudly serve nearly 3,500 animals per year, making the most of our kennel space and making sure every animal receives medical care, comfort and safe lodgings until each one finds that perfect forever home.

While shelter dog co-housing is finally starting to become a reality in a limited capacity, for most dogs, being at the shelter means spending 23 hours a day or more in a kennel.

This occurs most frequently at groomers, pet shows, kennels, doggy parks animal shelters, vaccination clinics and veterinary hospitals.

To demonstrate the amount of empty kennels at a rescue in Kansas City, Missouri, volunteers and staff could be seen in a video hopping into the vacant cages of their shelter and cheering loudly in celebration of having adopted out most of their dogs, cats, chinchillas, rats, guinea pigs, and hamsters over the weekend.

Learn about infectious respiratory disease in dogs (sometimes called «kennel cough»), one of the most common medical concerns in animal shelters.

Since I am technically not a county employee, I can not drive a county vehicle, so a shelter employee (most often Randy Bush, our head kennel technician) had to drive the shelter van.

However, shelter staff and volunteers know the dogs on a personal level, most work with them on a daily basis — they walk them, feed them, and clean their kennels.

Most likely, your dog was exposed to the herpes virus at a kennel, groomer, dog show or animal shelter - any place where large numbers of dogs gather at one time.

That Fear Free (veterinary visits, homes, shelters, groomers, trainers, kennels, etc.) is the largest and most important transformation in the history of companion animal medicine and pet care.

Distemper is most likely to strike dogs as puppies between nine to twelve weeks old, especially if they come from an environment with several other dogs (animal shelter, pet store, breeding kennel).

If you adopted your cat or dog from a kennel of shelter, your vet will most likely recommend a vaccine that will fight adenovirus, parainfluenza, and bordetella.

Sherrie was a volunteer in our cattery and James in the kennels, but they quickly teamed up to become one of our most dynamic duos at events and for shelter transports.

However, most cases have been confined to shelters and kennels where large groups of dogs are housed together.

Most of the time, pets are dumped in the local shelter, thrown away to face cold, overcrowded kennels, illness and injury, and for most of the animals discarded in California shelters, eventually deMost of the time, pets are dumped in the local shelter, thrown away to face cold, overcrowded kennels, illness and injury, and for most of the animals discarded in California shelters, eventually demost of the animals discarded in California shelters, eventually death.

Most who arrived looking for a dog walked through the shelter's kennel, passing 100 or so pups of all shapes, sizes and breeds.

One of the most popular photos ever posted on the Best Friends Facebook page was this one, showing the empty kennel space at the Albuquerque shelter following the first year of the program:

Human contact is the most enriching part of a shelter dog's day — that's why in - kennel human contact is so important.

The syndrome most commonly occurs when pets are exposed to crowded, and / or poorly ventilated conditions found in many kennels and shelters.

«CIV is transmitted most efficiently with dogs in close contact — kennels, shelters, day care facilities, and perhaps dog parks.

Scientists hope these new vaccines will stop the spread of both H3N8 and H3N2 viruses in kennels and shelters, where dogs are most likely to get sick.

They added portals (open doorways) between most of the kennels throughout the shelter, which allows individual cats 2 - 3x the room they used to have.

Most of the dogs Tall Tails rescues are sheltered on - site in a kennel, and some are fostered in private homes.