Sentences with phrase «neglect of the adopted animal»

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Neither did the Hayden Act ---- although it prevented individuals from adopting animals within three years of a conviction for animal abuse or neglect ---- require the key personnel of the nonprofits receiving the animals to undergo criminal background checks, including screening to be sure they had no personal history of convictions for animal cruelty and neglect.

To take the next step — to get from hope to home for C.A.R.E. and so many needy pets — we are inviting others who share our commitment to be part of creating a new compassionate animal shelter for the North Shore that rescues neglected companion animals and adopts them into lifelong homes.

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There have been many calls to adopt Timmy.I would like to mention that there are many other animals with handicaps, both dogs and cats, who are waiting patiently for new homes.It is wonderful that so many people respond whenever a story of a dog or cat is printed, but believe me, the others who are waiting have stories of abuse, neglect and abandonment to tell if only they could.

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We encourage communities to steer clear of quick fixes that are part of a political agenda and instead adopt laws that clearly define animal cruelty and neglect and hold animal owners accountable for violations.

Beartooth Humane Alliance has adopted the long - term goal of assisting local authorities in providing solutions for the many animal control issues in our communities including pets found homeless until they can be reunited with their owners or in cases of neglect.

«We adopted a wonderful 9 - month - old rescued dog, Tucker, an animal with a history of severe neglect.

Something that all of us can do is adopt instead of shopping for your pet, and report neglect and abuse of animals, especially with the growing numbers of backyard breeders out there.

In 2007 we added a Surgery Room to spay and neuter animals in our shelter before they are adopted, as well as enable us to offer a Low - Cost Spay and Neuter Program, to help the overpopulation and prevent unwanted kittens and puppies who often die of starvation, disease or neglect.

Through its national pit bull initiatives, Best Friends Animal Society encourages state and municipal governments to adopt breed - neutral «dangerous dog» laws that focus on the key causes of dog aggression — owners» failure to spay or neuter, train and socialize dogs regardless of breed, or because they abuse or neglect dogs or force them to live on chains.

It costs a great deal to take in abandoned, neglected, sick and injured animals and care for their myriad of medical and behavioral issues as well as providing for daily food, care, shelter, toys, transportation and other needs until adopted.