Sentences with phrase «needed break from the shelter»

Some pets need a break from the shelter while waiting for a forever home.

I am currently taking a needed break from the shelter in a foster home, so if you'd like to meet (let's do!)

People will have a companion for their activities, and the pets will get a much - needed break from shelter life - everyone wins!

Foster volunteers provide temporary homes to pets that need extra care prior to adoption, including those recovering from illness or injury, orphaned kittens and puppies, mother cats and dogs nursing their litters, and pets that need a break from the shelter while waiting for a permanent home.

Also be prepared to shed a tear when you return the dog, but remember that you've provided them with a much needed break from the shelter, key information for potential adopters and likely helped him or her find their forever home much quicker!»

Some dogs and cats also need a break from the shelter or need special love and attention due to a difficult history.

Not exact matches

Foster families play a critical role in helping companion animals recover from sickness and injury, get a much - needed break from the distress of the shelter system, or simply receive a little extra care and attention.

Companion pets that need help to recover from sickness, injury, mistreatment and abuse, those that need a break from the stress of the shelter environment or young animals that require nurturing, all benefit greatly from foster care.

Foster Volunteers have dramatically increased our life - saving ability, whether they are giving older cats a break from the shelter environment, providing isolation for cats or dogs possibly exposed to contagious disease, carrying out behavior modification programs for dogs to make them adoptable, or tending to a myriad of other special needs.

The Home for the Pawlidays initiative means that 20 lucky pups from Fulton County Animal Services and DeKalb County Animal Services will be spending the holiday in a temporary foster home, enjoying a much needed break from life at the animal shelter.

Dogs who participate in Hiking Buddies learn basic social skills, get some much needed exercise, and experience a break from the shelter.

Healthy adult animals waiting for space at the shelter, or that need a break from life at the shelter

We also occasionally need foster homes to provide additional socialization, recovery from orthopedic / dental surgeries, and to give animals that are stressed a break from the shelter environment.

Young: But can eat on their own Adolescents / Adults: Usually just need a short break from shelter life Larger breed dogs: German Shepherds, American Pit Bulls, Labradors Surgical: recovering from surgery, requires a quiet environment Minor illnesses: animal colds (kennel cough, upper respiratory infection), skin conditions Behavior modification: Animals needing to learn proper manners and / or socialization Fospice care: Animals diagnosed with a life - limiting, non-contagious illness.

Whether it is for the weekend to give a long timer a break from the shelter or to give us more information on how the pet does in a home environment; or a long term foster of a special needs animal.

We rely on dedicated foster homes for dogs, puppies, cats and kittens who are not quite ready for adoption, need medical treatment or just a break from shelter life.

While a majority of the foster needs are for kittens, our dogs, cats and critters also benefit from foster care to recover from illness or surgery, get a break from the stressful shelter environment or work on behavior issues.