Sentences with phrase «next animal you adopt»

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The Aiken County Animal Shelter is celebrating Valentine's Day every day through February 14th: you can adopt your next canine Valentine for only $ 14 and your feline Valentine for only $ 7.

The league, which was founded in 1988 and rescues dogs and cats until someone adopts them, owns 22 acres near Groveland and hopes to have its new shelter built in the next 18 months, said board member Martine Deeley, an animal trainer.

As an animal lover I call out to others to step up and take action and adopt your next pet from a shelter and volunteer at one whenever you can.

When you are ready to find your next family member, there are many places to «adopt» a puppy: shelters, rescue groups, Animal Control Shelters, Humane Society shelters, and purebred rescue groups.

Next, the Board would like to recognize the staff for their hard work and expertise in adopting out 196 cats and dogs over the previous year and providing low - cost clinic services to over 2,500 animals.

While it is adults who do the adopting, it is their children who will be inspired to carry on the tradition and help care for the next generations of animals.

Please consider Adopting or Rescuing your next best friend from an animal shelter or rescue group.

By adopting a shelter pet, you'll not only be saving the life of the animal you bring home, you'll also be opening up space for the next pet in need of rescue.

These pet adoption events, held by Alliance Participating Organizations (APOs) at locations in and near New York City, offer an excellent opportunity for you to meet and adopt your next companion animal — that is, your new best friend!

When the shelter in the example above took in 10 more animals than were adopted one day, the next day they had an extra 10 in their care, and this will be sustained until active steps are taken.

More than 1,000,000 pet parents have met our high standards and adopted a pet from North Shore Animal League America since our doors opened in 1944 — will you be next?

If you are a private practice technician with a client who recently adopted an animal from a local shelter and you identify a health issue of concern, don't badmouth the shelter or dismiss it as a place for your clients to avoid when looking for their next companion.

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.

After One Picture Saves a Life volunteer Miranda Hay posted this professional photo of Gracie on behalf of For Paws Sake Animal Rescue, Roberta Craft adopted her within a few hours and Gracie was in a new home the next day.

For some people, finding their next best friend is as easy as going to the local animal shelter and paying the fee in order to adopt a dog.

Other than those who will adopt from a shelter as a matter of course (those saved above), how many people in the U.S. are looking to bring a new dog or cat into their home next year but have not decided where they will get the animal and can be influenced to adopt from a shelter?

More people begin to think of these animals as adorable future furry family members and choose to adopt, rather than purchase, their next animal companion.

If Vinny and I have even inspired 1 person to adopt his / her next animal through our videos, we've done our job.

By considering adopting your next pet from an animal shelter, you are helping stop pet overpopulation.

You will be asked to return the next day if you arrive or decide to adopt an animal within 30 minutes of closing time, and you will be able to place a hold on the animal at no additional cost.

If you're looking for a space to shoot your next Motion Picture, TV, Commercials, Still Photography, or Special Event, Michelson Found Animals» Adopt & Shop is a great place to start.

After moving to Seattle from Canada, she discovered the Seattle Animal Shelter when she was looking to adopt her next furry running partner.

Helping these animals in need and educating people that could potentially adopt their next companion is our goal.

Our website offers information on how you can adopt your next small pet from North Star Rescue, care information for a variety of species, and up to date information on current projects with our rescue and news about small animal welfare.

«Every single pet that is adopted frees shelter staff up to work with and prepare the next pet for potential adoption,» said Kenny Lamberti, director of strategic engagement and companion animals for the Human Society.

Having decided to bring an adopted companion animal into the home the next step is to find one!

Until that time, please adopt your next pet from an animal shelter or rescue organization.

Over the next few days, we are asking the community to adopt and / or foster pets from our shelter so we can make room for more animals in need from Texas.

Michelson Found Animals Adopt & Shop is happy to hold its next in - store Doga event.

The next step depends on people like you who are looking to add a pet to your life, so why not consider adopting one of these rescued animals or other homeless animals from your local shelter or rescue group?

If you adopt your next four - legged family member from a shelter or rescue group, not only will you be helping to address the severe pet overpopulation issue we have in the United States, but you will be reaping the benefits that companion animals convey to their humans.

It's a simple message, and one that everyone can get on board with — by choosing to adopt instead of buying your next BFF, you'll be saving the life of an animal who really needs it.

Next Saturday and Sunday, Orange County Animal Services will have an Adopt - a-Thon to help raise awareness in the community about pet adoptions.

You can be part of this seismic social change by adopting your next pet from your local shelter or a legitimate organization that rescues animals at risk of being killed in shelters, on the streets or by exploitive breeders.