Sentences with phrase «of accidental litters»

Shelters can't save and support the huge number of accidental litters, stray and family animals brought to the shelter doors everyday.

Many of these homeless pets are a result of accidental litters from pets that are not spayed or neutered.

The Indianapolis city shelter can't save and support the huge number of accidental litters, strays and family pets brought to the shelter every day.

The municipal shelters can't save and support the huge number of accidental litters, stray and family cats brought to the shelter doors everyday.

Shelters can't save and support this enormous volume of accidental litters, owner surrenders, strays and offspring of family pets.

The Delay Her Spay harness is for anyone who wants the choice of keeping their female dog intact, without the risk of an accidental litter.

Gabby was part of an accidental litter and is in need of a home, as is her sister Riley.

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Plastics can enter into the marine environment a number of ways: through ineffective or improper waste management, intentional or accidental dumping and littering on shorelines or at sea, or through storm water runoff.

The City of Tulsa, recognizing the need to promote spay / neuter as an effective means of population control, recently launched its «Paws & Think» campaign, urging citizens to stop and think about the consequences of irresponsible breeding and accidental litters.

Kenobi was just 14 weeks old and part of an «accidental litter» when he was adopted.

The tiny creatures, often abandoned at birth or turned into shelters from accidental litters, have very little hope of growing up and getting adopted but together we can change that.

If you rabbit accidental mistakes if for a litter tray and uses it as a toilet area then its best to get rid of it completely and maybe try again another time.

Accidental litters of puppies should be avoided.

This small change would help decrease the risk of unwanted litters by ensuring that these tween kittens will not have that accidental first «whoops» litter.

This method of verification is resourceful evidence when a bitch is bred by a dog of unknown source, such as in an accidental breeding, or a litter is suspected to have multiple sires.

You will no longer have to worry about odors, spread of accidental waste, and you will save 50 % more cat litter.

Beware; athough the terms of service forbid breeders and sales, many pose as people trying to rehome accidental litters.

Although the number of accidental breedings and the proliferation of strays in some cities suggests that canine reproduction is a snap, producing a litter can actually be a hit or miss proposition.

Responsible breeders interview potential puppy buyers whether the pups are an accidental mixed breed litter being sold for next to nothing or purebred show dogs of champion stock.

And you won't have an «accidental litter» of puppies or kittens that will depend upon you for their care and to find them loving, permanent homes.

Sexual maturity is important to be aware of so you know the ideal time to get your dog spayed or neutered to prevent an accidental litter of puppies.

The majority of litters born to pet cats are «accidental» rather than intentional breedings, often due to lack of owner awareness regarding how early cats can reproduce.

However many million that number is every year, these animals all need a new home... be it the cat taken in by a family member after Grandma dies, or the dog that someone adopts when their roommate moves out, or six kittens a family rehomes from an accidental litter, or pair of pit bulls abandoned on a city corner that a kind stranger takes in...

We've altered more than 400 pets from the highest need areas in Salinas since this past April; more important, comparing this year to last year when we had no special program, we've seen the numbers of unwanted pets and accidental litters coming from Salinas drop by 25 %.

Over 80 % of pet cats in the United States are sterilized (spayed or neutered), with most litters being the result of accidental breeding [4, 5].

NAIA opposes mandatory sterilization of pets but encourages owners to voluntarily take steps to prevent accidental litters and to leave breeding to those who can make the personal and financial sacrifices necessary to make informed, responsible breeding decisions.

The cost of fixing a pet is prohibitive for many pet owners resulting in accidental litters and animals surrendered to municipal shelters.

But this is only part of the problem — there are others breeding Border Collies — some as a hobby and some commercially, not to mention all the accidental litters — and this all adds up to a lot of dogs being bred without any chance of getting a suitable home — there just aren't enough good homes out there for all of these dogs.

«A single spay or neuter procedure can prevent a lifetime of unplanned or accidental litters,» said David Haworth, DVM, Ph.D., -LSB-...]

Spay and neuter your pets, because accidental litters are the plague of our shelter system.

Each year, we receive thousands of unwanted puppies and kittens from accidental litters.

These smart people have figured out that it makes more sense to cover the cost of a spay or neuter operation than to pay (financially or emotionally) for rehoming or euthanizing accidental litters.

This of course can work out fine as long as you are willing to take full responsibility for making sure no accidental litters pop up in the meantime.

However, a large number of Canadians still fail to fix their pets soon enough to avoid accidental litters.