Not exact matches
PHOENIX, AZ, JANUARY 18, 2012 — Every day,
overcrowded animal shelters look for new ways to save the lives
of homeless pets, such as promoting adoptions and encouraging people to sterilize their pets.
The myth that they need to do so may be responsible for the death
of thousands
of dogs each year as unwanted
animals are euthanised in
overcrowded shelters.
Our priority is to pull from other
shelters where
animals that are at immediate risk
of euthanasia due to
overcrowding.
The majority
of the rescued
animals come from
overcrowded municipal
animal shelters where they would not have had a chance for adoption.
FILE - In this Dec. 18 photo provided by the American Society for the Prevention
of Cruelty to
Animals, ASPCA, shows Melissa Morgan, a kennel attendant and adoption counselor holding Josie, a terrier / poodle mix, about 4 - 5 years old arriving at St. Hubert's
Animal Welfare Center in Madison, N.J. Josie was one
of the last
of 45 Tennessee dogs to be adopted, after the dogs were rounded up at
overcrowded shelters in Tennessee and brought to St. Hubert's, which had enough open kennels for all the dogs.
Rescue Waggin» ® is a PetSmart charty that provides transportation for dogs which are in
overcrowded animal shelters and relocates them to adoption organizations where these dogs are quickly adopted — usually finding a home in a matter
of a couple
of days.
Animal Foundation's donation drive for
overcrowded Pahrump
shelter a huge success Hundreds of donations received from Las Vegas community for Tails End Animal
shelter a huge success Hundreds
of donations received from Las Vegas community for Tails End
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Reported People's Daily Online, «Jian Zhicheng allegedly became upset after
animal rights activists sent her threatening messages and even called her a «butcher with beauty,»» after she described the realities
of shelter overcrowding in a television newscast.
Every day, hundreds
of animals are taken in trucks, vans and cars from
overcrowded Southern
shelters where euthanasia rates sometimes reach 70 percent to states in the North, where puppies and kittens are not as plentiful.
Monterose says relocating
animals from
overcrowded shelters to those where adoption demand is high saves those pets from euthanasia and allows new dogs and cats in need
of loving homes to be accepted at the freed - up facilities.
If she could find a way to curb population growth, then homelessness, disease, starvation, cruelty,
shelter overcrowding and other causes
of animal suffering would be reduced as a result.
Held under quarantine in tiered kennels
of concrete and steel, Uba fell victim to an overtaxed
shelter system straining to absorb droves
of unwanted
animals annually, already
overcrowded due in part to popular resistance to spaying and neutering.
Our city and county
shelters are often
overcrowded and underfunded leaving
animal control personnel with the grim task
of disposing
of unwanted
animals by euthanizing them.
Only 20 percent
of dogs are adopted from
animal shelters, and each year, 2.7 to 3 million healthy and adoptable
shelter pets are euthanized due to situations like
shelter overcrowding.
Shelters are
overcrowded and too many
animals that enter
shelters are put to sleep due to lack
of homes.
The puppies are sold either directly to the public via the Internet, newspaper ads, at the mill itself, or are sold to brokers and pet shops across the country.The documented problems
of puppy mills include over breeding, inbreeding, minimal veterinary care, poor quality
of food and
shelter, lack
of socialization with humans,
overcrowded cages, and the killing
of unwanted
animals.
Hundreds
of animals are at risk
of euthanasia in
overcrowded shelters throughout the south, due to the devastation
of events like Hurricane Harvey.
When
shelters reach the point
of overcrowding, it threatens the welfare
of all
animals in a facility due to stress, weakened immune systems and increased risk
of disease transmission.
Rocket Dog Rescue saves the lives
of homeless and abandoned
animals from euthanasia in
overcrowded Bay Area
shelters, giving them a second chance.
Shelter - To -
Shelter (FOCAS *) Transfer Program: The transfer program is an expansion
of RCHS's ongoing work to help other
shelters by preventing
overcrowding and protecting at - risk
animals.
Through our Mobile Rescue Program, we work with
shelters and rescue groups across the country to rescue
animals at risk
of euthanasia due to
overcrowding, unwanted litters, puppy mills, natural disasters and other emergencies and help find them permanent, loving homes.
Relocation programs can be the key to ending the needless euthanasia
of adoptable
animals because
of shelter overcrowding.
«Many family pets are lost, stolen, picked up by
animal control and taken to
overcrowded city and county
animal shelters when, all along, had they had some form
of ID on them, they could have easily been returned to their owners.»
Our goal is to keep
animals out
of the
overcrowded shelter environment by helping to keep
animals with their loving families.
Requiring pet stories to offer rescues helps save the lives
of the millions
of adoptable
animals who are put down each year in
overcrowded shelters.
-- Thank you for taking the time to learn more about what we do to save thousands
of animals each year from
overcrowded shelters and catastrophic disasters where they often face the prospects
of being euthanized for lack
of kennel space.
Without our outreach program, many
of these pets would likely have gone on to reproduce unwanted litters, often contributing to already
overcrowded animal shelters across Indiana.
Due to
overcrowding, this dog was among 50
animals to be transported out
of the Maricopa County
Animal Care and Control
shelter in Phoenix, Arizona.
Our idea
of saving lives isn't just rescuing abandoned
animals from
overcrowded municipal
shelters, or pulling them from the cruel and inhumane conditions
of commercial breeding facilities.
In 2011, the American Society for the Prevention
of Cruelty to
Animals started its
animal relocation and transport program, which connects
overcrowded shelters with those in regions where space is available.
Overcrowded municipal kill
shelters euthanize to keep incoming populations manageable, and for rescue groups like
Shelter Chic, having a roster
of reliable foster homes lets us save
animals from euthanasia while giving us time to work on finding these pets their pawww - fect families!
According to the CCSPCA 30,000
animals per year enter severely
overcrowded Valley
shelters, a high percentage
of these are senior dogs with age - related health conditions.
«Inhumane breeding facilities are mass - producing
animals for sale to the public, even as
overcrowded shelters euthanize millions
of dogs and cats each year,» said Assemblymember O'Donnell.
Raising awareness
of the growing population
of homeless
animals being euthanized in
overcrowded shelter systems.
The group and the audience all agreed that euthanasia for reasons
of age,
overcrowding, or the time an
animal is held is an unacceptable policy for the new
shelter.
They usually have
shelter facilities, but may limit or otherwise manage the pets they take in so that they can better meet the needs
of the
animals they care for and avoid putting dogs at risk due to
overcrowding.
With
animal shelters overcrowded and resources stretched thin, hundreds
of cat - loving activists have taken to the streets to implement TNR (Trap - Neuter - Return), a technique that, along with adoptions, can humanely control and reduce the population.
However, every year somewhere between 8 and 10 million cats and dogs enter
animal shelters in the US, and around half
of these
animals are euthanized due to
overcrowding and lack
of funding.
also established
animal transporting programs that have saved thousands
of lives by moving
animals from
overcrowded and overwhelmed
shelters to Atlanta where these
animals were able to be adopted into loving homes.
The majority
of our
animals come from
animal control groups and open admission
shelters throughout Texas, where
overcrowding and overpopulation lead to the euthanasia
of millions
of healthy, friendly pets every year.
That's one
of the big ideas behind
animal relocation — a life - saving endeavor in which communities,
animal shelters,
animal advocates and transportation partners come together to move
animals from
overcrowded shelters to locations where they have improved chances
of being adopted into safe and loving homes.
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Through her rescue work, Ellen has formed strong alliances with multiple other rescues and no kill organizations outside the Los Angeles area, and through these collaborations it has been possible to save more lives by getting the
animals out
of L.A.'s
overcrowded, high kill
shelter system, and into safe and reputable rescues in a less overpopulated areas.
We will continue to work with other
shelters to reduce the amount
of animals killed in
overcrowded shelters each day.
Helen Woodward
Animal Center pets come from a variety
of sources, such as the transfer
of animals from public
shelters to relieve
overcrowding, working with local dog and cat rescues, as well as owner surrender.
We are committed to reduce the amount
of animals killed daily in
overcrowded shelters by providing programs to help.
Puppy mills fuel inbreeding, provide minimal to no veterinary care, lack
of adequate food and
shelter, lack
of human socialization,
overcrowded cages, and cause neglect, abuse, and the killing
of animals when they are no longer profitable.
Working hand in hand with the Mayor's Alliance and
Animal Care & Control of New York City, this organization has been effective at alleviating overcrowding in the animal shelters and finding temporary homes for cats and
Animal Care & Control
of New York City, this organization has been effective at alleviating
overcrowding in the
animal shelters and finding temporary homes for cats and
animal shelters and finding temporary homes for cats and dogs.
A state where abandoned and homeless
animals are not left out
of shelter and rescue systems due to
overcrowding.
Bringing homeless
animals from
overcrowded municipal
shelters in the Los Angeles metro area, to
shelters and rescues with plenty
of room and waiting adopters.