Sentences with phrase «of adoptable animals going»

Together, we are collaboratively moving in the right direction to increase the number of adoptable animals going to forever homes.

Not exact matches

A limited number of «adoptable,» animals go, into private shelters.

A limited number of unwanted, but «adoptable,» animals go into private shelters.

Overall, greater than 97 % of the adoptable animals in our care are adopted or go to rescue groups for fostering.

Every year the number of euthanized animals in the U.S. falls but to us, the idea of one adoptable animal being destroyed is unacceptable so we've got a long way to go.

If you'd like to read current posts about the adoptable pets or for info on donations for food, go to the Facebook page of Friends of Haywood County Animal Shelter at: https://www.facebook.com/hcasfriends

Visit our adoptable animals, grab a great lunch — and a percentage of the proceeds from your lunch will go to the animals!

Animal Care Centers (ACC) of NYC who pitched «The ACC Digital Shelter,» a digital kiosk experience that brings adoptable pets directly to where New Yorkers are as they go about their day.

Please note that due to the volume of animals coming and going from the shelter, often times there is a larger (or smaller) selection of adoptable animals at the shelter than appears online.

For the Humane Society, this means taking animals from both ends of the spectrum: those that are the most «adoptable» (well - trained and compatible with humans) and those who suffer from medical conditions that would otherwise go untreated at a municipal shelter.

When adopting, please consider all of the medical care, food, sheltering, and more that goes into every adoptable animal.

«Instead of sharing a shelter animal 2,000 miles away... go to the shelter page for your local community and share their album of adoptables,» Clarkson advises.

Please note that due to the volume of animals coming and going from the shelter, often times there is a larger selection of adoptable animals at the shelter than appears online.

According to tragic, first - person accounts from former PeTA employees and watchdog groups, the well - funded organization is quick to dispatch healthy, young and adoptable dogs and cats alongside the sick and too far - gone, often within hours of obtaining them, while making no concerted effort to find the animals new homes.

just over a year ago, with the goal of making Austin a «No Kill» city — a community in which every adoptable and treatable animal impounded at the shelter goes home alive.

«We're working nonstop to get out every single animal that was currently adoptable in some of these cities where we know that these evacuees are going to need to come,» said Katie Jarl, senior state director in Texas for the Humane Society.

In honor of National Disaster Preparedness Month, the all - day event focused on disaster preparedness for families and pets with fun, informative activities that included ASPCA adoptable animals, free pet identification tags, an «Ask a Pet Behaviorist» booth, dog licensing, emergency «Go Bag» demonstrations, a pet photo booth and more.

Go to www.sheltersfirst.org, the joint website for the groups, and view all of the adoptable animals.