Sentences with phrase «of happy adopters»

One of thousands of happy adopters recently explained, «Alvin changed my life.

By doing so, we have tons of donations, tons of volunteers, and tons of happy adopters... In my experience, animal advocates arguing that we «have to kill» animals (followed by the usual excuses...) is false... Kill shelters are on the way out.

By doing so, we have tons of donations, tons of volunteers, and tons of happy adopters.

Not exact matches

There's also enough Subaru quirkiness to keep the early adopters happy with this generation — all engines are boxers, all - wheel drive is standard (of course), and there's a good array of safety features.

I, for one would not be happy to know that I had spent $ 399 for a Kindle 2 and $ 169 for a Kindle 3 at the beginning of their run and was not in on the early adopter deal, whatever it was.

From the looks of it, the app will have plenty of features to keep both Kindle owners and new adopters happy.

All I know for sure is that I am a voracious reader and I was an early adopter of the Kindle and when I first got my shiny new Kindle I bought tons of books and I was so happy at how cheap they were because I could afford to read so many more books.

Until we do, the letters, pictures, videos and phone calls from happy adopters out - of - state will make us smile and reenergize us to keep on keeping on.

COGR attempts to match dogs» temperaments to the lifestyles of prospective adopters as much as possible, because our goal is lifetime homes for all of our dogs where adopters and dogs alike are happy with each other.

I wanted to give prospective adopters a chance to see dogs outside of the cage, which shows them carefree and happy.

Adopters in Gainesville, Fla. also found a lot of unconditional love with 129 pets getting a second chance at a happy home.

Main Most adopters happy with health, behavior of adopted pets after one month»

Pretty soon an «un-vicious cycle» is created where animals move through the shelter more quickly, illness and stress is reduced, volunteers and adopters are happier, costs decline, and resources are freed up to focus on the life - saving preventive work that is at the heart of all we do.

For the entire month of May, our Global Pet Adoptathon continued, helping match thousands of homeless pets with happy adopters across the country and around the world.

The group's organizers express high praise to its volunteers for their hard work and dedication over the years and much gratitude to adopters who open their hearts and homes to provide a safe and happy family to dogs for the rest of their lives.

Happier dogs, happier adopters, we're on our way to saving all of the dogs at the Austin Animal Center so that we can be a true no kilHappier dogs, happier adopters, we're on our way to saving all of the dogs at the Austin Animal Center so that we can be a true no kilhappier adopters, we're on our way to saving all of the dogs at the Austin Animal Center so that we can be a true no kill city!

Not only are playgroups making for happier and more adoptable dogs inside of the shelter, they are giving us good information to make better adoption matches and better inform potential adopters about the dogs they are interested in adopting.

It is our goal to support each of our adopters so that they can keep their adoptive home happy and healthy.

Lastly and definitely not least, our ever - growing family of adopters stands with us to recommend us, support us financially, and encourage us with one «happy tale» after another.

The philosophical shift of Satisfaction Guaranteed is that the goal is to make sure the adopter is happy and satisfied, even if that means it takes a few tries to make that happen.

Passed over by adopters in favour of other felines, Blue and Fluffy have lived vicariously through their kennel mates, peeking as happy families embrace their newest four - legged members, whisking them off in pet carriers to their new lives.

We send many lucky dogs home with happy adopters who have come to visit from out of state.

We must convince the animal - loving public to be our full partners in ending this injustice by participating as adopters, providing foster homes, being happy ambassadors of shelter adoption and spay / neuter, and, yes, donating.

Senior adopters are a key component of addressing the homeless pet problem, so this week, we are celebrating our senior adopters by publishing Barbara Bloom's story about finding «Happy» and highlighting Shep Rustin's appearance with his buddy, «Buddy» on Senior Connections!

Her favorite part of volunteering with BCR is witnessing adopters instantly fall in love with their new furry family member, and receiving lots of happy updates and pictures.

Many of our adopters stop by events with their pups — who we could not be happier to see!

Tony the adopter gets to work from home a lot of the time which suits puppy Tony to a T. Dad is working on all the basics to raise a well mannered, well socialized, happy go lucky puppy.

Follow us on facebook, where you can keep up with our current happenings, and read some of the happy stories from adopters, and even see some videos!

We know how special all of our adopters are and when they return to adopt a second or third dog, it's a happy day for one more lucky pooch.

Adopters want Rover to be a happy, itch - free dog, but neither they nor you want that tick - and - flea - free status to come at the expense of pets» or children's health.

If the adopter can not keep the dog for any reason, the dog must be returned to Happy Hound Rescue and can not be given away, sold, turned into a shelter or pound or in any other way disposed of.

Updates from happy adopters about life with their companions makes all of the hard work worthwhile.

Fortunately, the science of feline behavior modification has come a long way in recent years, leaving animal shelters, rescue groups, fosters and adopters with plenty of new tools to help cats become happier and well - adjusted companions.

Long - term partnerships are created between shelters and adopters with the shared goal of a long and happy relationship with a new pet.

We are proud to offer support to our adopters and other members of the community with the hopes of keeping pets safe, happy and healthy in their homes.

We are happy to respond to requests for information via phone or e-mail and will provide as much information as we can about the personalities and backgrounds of cats in which a potential adopter has interest.

Many happy adopters take the time to send us a note of thanks and an update on how the new family member is doing.

For this reason, it is crucial for shelters to work cooperatively with volunteers to be able to offer this kind of help to adopters to maximize the chance that every adoption is a lasting and happy match.

We are happy to report that 8 of the 40 dogs had pre-approved adopters waiting to adopt them when they arrived!

Here are some Happy Tails that have been shared with us from previous adopters of the Guelph Humane Society.

Be sure to check out many of the dogs LRR has adopted out over the years, and read our Happy Tails stories sent to LRR by adopters.

I suspect VR with PS5 will be the first mainstream jumpoff for many but I'm happy to be an early adopter of the experience.

This means that happy owners of «Early Adopter» and «Supporter» Editions will be able to play the game on Friday 18th October, 5 days before anyone else!

PLUG - INS COME TO CALIFORNIA: This year, a family like ours, in the early - adopter state of CA, has the happy prospect of replacing our Toyota Prius aftermarket PHEV conversion with a new PHEV, such as the Chevy Volt (or the pricier Fisker Karma).