Sentences with phrase «older small cage»

This is the Syrian's «toilet» which was converted from one of the dwarf hamsters» older small cage.

Not exact matches

Shareholders of Cracker Barrel Old Country Store (NASDAQ: CBRL) voted to support the restaurant outlet's recently - adopted policy to eliminate gestation crates — small cages used to virtually immobilize breeding pigs for months on end — from its pork supply chain.

Blending riveting narration with portions of actual letters Sullivan wrote to her own teacher at the Perkins Institution for the Blind, the author begins with the arrival of 20 - year - old Sullivan and her first charge, six - year - old Helen, who «was like a small, wild bird, throwing herself against the bars of a dark and silent cage.»

Not knowing how big an 8 - week - old Rotty would be and not wanting her loose in the car, we brought a small cage to put her in for the travel home... Silly us.

A typical retired «breeder dog» is 5 - 7 years old, has spent its entire life in a small filthy wire cage, has been bred literally almost to death, and in most cases has never received any veterinary care.

Dogs at puppy mills are treated as livestock, living their lives in small cages until they are too old to breed.

There are enough unwanted and poorly cared - for rats living lonely lives by themselves in small cages, with no vet care or mental stimulation, neglected and abused by bored «owners» that thought that they could just «buy» the perfect companion for themselves and couldn't or didn't want to then spend the money for when they got sick or old since vet care is expensive.

The possibility of a move like this is one of many reasons never to discard an old cage; even the small, seemingly useless ones can come in handy eventually.

Norte Maar has been consistently proving, and the Cage Transmitted series has only confirmed that they have branched out from Bushwick and became a strong voice on the New York art scene, and thus fulfilling the Bushwick ideal — developing a successful home base for arts on an alternative basis outside of the old structures; in a small scale reaching a large audience and importance in New York.