Sentences with phrase «neglected animals in need»

Please join us in helping save homeless and neglected animals in need!

I was completely enthralled by the vets dedicating their time to saving all of the neglected animals in need of homes.

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Responsible for saving and rehabilitating thousands of animals each year, The HSUS and its global arm Humane Society International travel across the country and the globe to help animals in need from puppy mills, dogfighting, neglect and natural disasters.

I feel like I'm seen as some oversexed animal, when in truth, I think I am a normal person with sexual and emotional needs who is being completely neglected.

More often, though, neglect cases involve owners leaving animals in the heat without shade or water, or failing to recognize that an animal needs medical attention.

Examples of neglect are starvation, dehydration, parasite infestations, allowing a collar to grow into an animal's skin, inadequate shelter in extreme weather conditions, and failure to seek veterinary care when an animal needs medical attention.

Recently Appalachian Animal Clinic was made aware of an abandoned, neglected, injured and extremely malnourished dog in Ringgold, Georgia that needed immediate veterinary care.

It is the mission of the Niagara Falls Humane Society to offer sanctuary to animals in need, whether abandoned, stray, neglected, or abused.

Many of the 150 animals Gonsal Farm provides temporary shelter for need intense rehabilitation as they only accept ones brought in by inspectors and these are usually cruelty or neglect cases.

The new facility is going to allow the JCHS medical team to focus solely on the medical needs of both shelter & public pets in one designated area — so that the JCHS shelter team members can carry on with their goals of caring for & finding furr» ever homes for the countless stray, abused, neglected, and unwanted animals of Jefferson County, Ohio.

Sadly many animals, especially in the South Yorkshire area, find themselves needing a new home, abandoned or neglected through no fault of their own.

In fact, many animals end up in shelters where they are at risk of being killed when space is needed simply because the person who cared for them neglected to plan ahead to make sure that they would always be cared foIn fact, many animals end up in shelters where they are at risk of being killed when space is needed simply because the person who cared for them neglected to plan ahead to make sure that they would always be cared foin shelters where they are at risk of being killed when space is needed simply because the person who cared for them neglected to plan ahead to make sure that they would always be cared for.

Thus, if you are interested in adopting an animal, volunteering at the center, learning more about animal care, reporting animal neglect or abuse related cases, need to have your pet spayed or have just rescued a lost animal, then, WHS will come in handy.

The STAR Project is a 501 (c) 3 organization formed to bring change to the lives of animals who are at risk for unnecessary euthanasia, have suffered abuse and neglect, deemed special needs, rapidly deteriorating in the shelter, or facing breed discrimination.

Due to their focused mission of rescuing animals from abuse, neglect, abandonment, illness, and injury, the majority of the animals come into their care in desperate need of medical services.

Thanks to your grenerosity we have been able to assist several animals in need of medical attention and give a second chance to others who had previously known only a life of abuse or neglect.

HSNT's mission is to act as an advocate on behalf of all animals and to ensure their legal, moral and ethical consideration and protection; to provide for the well - being of animals who are abandoned, injured, neglected, mistreated or otherwise in need; to promote an appreciation of animals; and to instill respect for all living things.

Donate Medical Supplies ~ We are in constant need of medical supplies for our neglected dogs, cats and animals.

ESS is available to work with local law enforcement agencies, including the livestock brand inspector, to assist with the care of horses that are found to be neglected, abandoned, abused or otherwise in need of help, in accordance with the State of New Mexico Animal Welfare laws.

This includes animals who have been victims of cruelty or neglect, those in need of permanent homes, and those whose owners are experiencing financial challenges.

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Not only do these deserving animals need a place to go to start life anew after rescue — and we're glad to be that place for them — we help to tell their stories to raise awareness, improve disaster preparedness, change laws and otherwise prevent the very situations that caused their suffering, neglect or need in the first place,» Heather Cammisa, President and CEO, St. Hubert's Animal Welfare Center

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Donate to help rescue more animals in need Report animal cruelty and neglect.

How You Can Help Donate to help rescue more animals in need Report animal cruelty and neglect.

Your generous gift guarantees that thousands of abused, neglected and homeless animals in Delaware will receive the love, attention, and medical care they need each year.

We are a community resource, dedicated to protecting and providing temporary shelter and comfort to all companion animals in need, while promoting adoptions and re-homing for unwanted, abused, neglected and abandoned pets.

Without animal control in the county, the need for caring citizens to report suspected abuse and neglect is higher.

Yes, but until everyone in the county spays and neuters their cats, and the shockingly high intake numbers at the shelter come down, we need more people like you to commit time and resources to the 4,700 abandoned, homeless, abused and neglected animals that pass through the Shelter doors every year.

Legislation now in place in Massachusetts increases the penalties for animal cruelty, yet animals still need you to take action by reporting concerns or suspicions about animal abuse or neglect in your community to local authorities.

Motley Zoo Animal Rescue is dedicated to improving the lives of animals locally, nationally and internationally; alleviating their suffering and elevating their status in society through the rescue and rehabilitation of animals in need and through the education of their community on responsible pet ownership and animal welfare, advocating the value of all animal life, in hopes to end the neglect and abuse of all animals and to end the devastating pet overpopulation through spay and neuter advAnimal Rescue is dedicated to improving the lives of animals locally, nationally and internationally; alleviating their suffering and elevating their status in society through the rescue and rehabilitation of animals in need and through the education of their community on responsible pet ownership and animal welfare, advocating the value of all animal life, in hopes to end the neglect and abuse of all animals and to end the devastating pet overpopulation through spay and neuter advanimal welfare, advocating the value of all animal life, in hopes to end the neglect and abuse of all animals and to end the devastating pet overpopulation through spay and neuter advanimal life, in hopes to end the neglect and abuse of all animals and to end the devastating pet overpopulation through spay and neuter advocacy.

Second Chance Rescue in Whitestone, NY is dedicated to taking care of animals that are homeless, neglected, abused or in need of medical attention.

Special needs dog or cat: animal that is disabled or otherwise limited in its physical abilities due to injury, prior abuse or neglect, or birth defect — or that has a medical condition requiring ongoing vigilance, medication or special treatment

The Royal Society of the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (RSPCA) Chief Inspector (retired), Jan Eachus, is including the Hierarchy of Dog Needs in animal abuse and neglect criminal cases he is investigating for prosecution.

Despite this neglect, PETA accepted the county's «assurance that animals in the county's care and custody are provided timely medical care when needed» and went on to thank pound staff even though they do no adoptions, have no veterinarian on site, do not allow volunteers, and do not allow the public to photograph or videotape in the facility (in violation of the First Amendment and Federal law).

This facility was opened in April of 2002 and was designed to serve the needs of dogs and cats that were the victims of abuse or neglect, animals that strayed from their owner's control, or animals impounded for investigative purposes.

Animal Cruelty Investigation has been a need in Blount County for many years and we are happy and privileged to implement a program that will give the animals of our county a voice when they have been neglected or abused.

The Florence Area Humane Society (FAHS) is a non-profit animal welfare group dedicated to providing for the needs of animals in the area including treating their illnesses, feeding them, and finding a happy home for neglected, orphaned, or abandoned pets.

Funds raised at Art for Animals help Greenhill Humane Society ensure continued safe shelter, medical care, healthy food, behavior training and adoption services for approximately 3,000 lost, abandoned, surrendered, neglected or abused pets in need of help each year.

There are animal welfare regulations virtually everywhere to deal with abuse / neglect / cruelty, and to suggest that * all breeders * need to be regulated, watched like criminals, and snitched on when they may not do * exactly * as an individual thinks that should is absurd, * insane *, arrogant, and on the way to Nazi - type gestapo actions if the fanatics get in positions to enforce their warped views on others.

BARCS envisions an animal shelter where all animals in good health and temperament find new homes, where they are housed in a low - stress, comfortable environment, where spay / neuter surgeries are offered at low - cost to the Baltimore community, where residents can turn in times of personal crisis for help with their pet, where citizens are educated on the proper care of animals, and where abused and neglected animals can receive the love and care they need to recover.

Since 1870, the Humane Society of Missouri (HSMO) has been dedicated to second chances, providing a safe and caring haven to all animals in need — large and small — that have been abused, neglected or abandoned.

The new facility will also allow JCHS to focus solely on the medical needs of both shelter & public pets in one designated area — so that the JCHS Shelter Team members can carry on with their goals of caring for & finding furr» ever homes for the countless stray, abused, neglected, and unwanted animals of Jefferson County, Ohio.

However, this back - door approach highlights the need for improved state laws that allow for felony charges in cases of extreme animal neglect.

Animal Rescue New Orleans (ARNO) is an organization created and dedicated to the rescue and aid of abandoned and homeless animals in the New Orleans area, including responding to the immediate needs of those in need of medical care or those too old, too young, too sick, neglected, abused and deprived of love.

This fund helps animals that come to us in need of non-routine medical care due to neglect, abuse, or abandonment.

We provide a safe and caring haven to all animals in need — large and small — that have been abused, neglected or abandoned.

London - based animal welfare charity, Mayhew, is holding a month of fundraising in May to continue their life - saving work to help abandoned, neglected and vulnerable animals, as well as owners in need, both in the UK and overseas.

«Opening your heart and home to an animal in need — particularly one being rescued from cruelty or neglect — is crucial to not only that animal's recovery but the ASPCA's ability to take in even more animals at risk,» said Eileen Hanavan, Senior Manager, Foster & Offsite Programs, ASPCA Adoption Center.