Sentences with phrase «of these animals suffer severe»

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Officials with the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA) say many dogs also had no clean drinking water or food, and were suffering from various medical conditions, including skin and eye disease and severe dental issues.

The principal author of California's Hayden Act, which regulates the state's animal shelters, has described an animal qualified for euthanasia as one «actively in the throes of intense suffering from a medical problem so severe that their suffering can not be alleviated.»

If the animal suffers severe injury or death as a result of inadequate shelter, the crime would be animal neglect in the first degree.

A list of recent, real - life examples of the kind of severe suffering that many laboratory animals experience behind the closed doors of university and company laboratories.

Veterinarians examined the animals and found them suffering from a variety of ailments, including tumors, severe dental problems, overgrown claws, skin sores from urine burns, fur loss and respiratory disease.

When Wiffle Ball, a five - year - old terrier mix, first arrived to Virginia's Richmond Animal League (RAL), he was suffering with a severe infestation of heartworms.

An Australian study, reported in» Prevalence of intercurrent disease in dogs and cats presented for vaccination at a veterinary practice,» found:» Fifty - two percent of animals were found to suffer from intercurrent disease and 3 % had severe debilitating disease.

As part of that law, even first time offenders could face felony charges for mistreating or neglecting pets — and that includes cruelly subjecting them to harsh winter weather — if the animal suffers severe bodily injury or death as a result.

Animal welfare agents were contacted and said they found the dog near death and suffering from severe cases of sepsis and mange.

If these animals fail to receive the right amounts of protein, they could suffer from severe malnutrition and this is never a good thing.

You will never see a veterinarian perform a limb amputation for any reason other than to save the life of an animal or prevent the animal from suffering severe chronic pain in the future.

The five - year - old feline was one of 23 animals the ASPCA rescued from a single home last April, and he was suffering from severe medical and emotional issues as a result.

In your examples of the cat with mammary gland cancer and the dog with severe arthritis, I would agree with euthanasia, if it's apparent that the animal is suffering, and the vet says that medication would only prolong their suffering, it only relieves a small amount of the pain, or it zonks them out.

Therefore, we see the Valley's cases of abuse, neglect, injury, and animals that suffer from severe health and behavioral problems.

If a pet is suffering from severe emotional distress or if there is concern that the pet will injure himself, other animals or people, pet guardians are urged to contact the Animal Behavior Society (http://animalbehaviorsociety.org/) or the American College of Veterinary Behaviorists (http://www.veterinarybehaviorists.org/) for a referral to a certified applied animal behaviorist or a board - certified veterinary behaviAnimal Behavior Society (http://animalbehaviorsociety.org/) or the American College of Veterinary Behaviorists (http://www.veterinarybehaviorists.org/) for a referral to a certified applied animal behaviorist or a board - certified veterinary behavianimal behaviorist or a board - certified veterinary behaviorist.

Lady Josephine Beatrix Von Snugglebottom was brought to Sunset Cliffs Animal Hospital in September of 2015, suffering from severe spondylosis and spinal cord compression.

→ An animal shows signs of severe stress from the shelter environment such that the animal is suffering an unacceptably poor quality of life.

Most of the documented cases of severe bacterial septicemia are from kibble - fed animals or animals suffering from reactions to vaccines.

We admitted just over 500 marine mammal patients in 2012, studied the brains of sea lions, began using specialized darting equipment in the rescue of animals in tricky locations, and brought a sea lion that suffered from a severe bout of leptospirosis back from the brink of death!