Sentences with phrase «on euthanasia decision»

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I've received moving notes in response to other pieces I've written on Charlie Gard — including from people who wondered whether, because of their decision to remove a ventilator for their child, they were guilty of euthanasia by omission.

This lesson asks students to reflect on their personal views of end of life decisions and is taught through four case studies that allow students to immerse themselves into specific situations where euthanasia becomes an option.

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Be sure that any questions or concerns you have are thoroughly discussed with your veterinarian before you make a decision on in - home euthanasia.

On the other hand, if you have an overwhelming sense that your pet wants help moving on, you have your answer and will not regret the euthanasia decisioOn the other hand, if you have an overwhelming sense that your pet wants help moving on, you have your answer and will not regret the euthanasia decisioon, you have your answer and will not regret the euthanasia decision.

If you decide to pursue an in - home euthanasia, your veterinarian should first walk you through decisions on what you would like to do with your kitty after he's gone (cremation and burial are common options, but burial may not be legal in your area).

«We see pet insurance as more likely to help save a pet's life by allowing the owner to avoid decisions based solely on economic euthanasia,» he said.

That post was written straight from my heart and was based on the distress I hear in pet family voices when they are facing the euthanasia decision.

Making the Right Decision for your Pet I was not surprised at the popularity of the blog post on the pros and cons of home euthanasia.

A decision about euthanasia should not be made based on a positive test alone.

This means that decisions regarding euthanasia occur more quickly than in a facility focused on decreased euthanasia (but no more lightly)-- but it does not mean an increase in overall euthanasia.

Unfortunately, as the administrator of a full - service animal shelter I have also been responsible for the euthanasia of more animals than I would ever have thought possible which has been a heavy burden on me and a serious factor in my decision to leave the PSPCA.

The medical decision to euthanize a pet is not one taken lightly and any humane euthanasia at Animal Care Services is performed by a state certified staffer with an emphasis on providing the most humane process including sedation.

Deciding when your pet may need hospice care or euthanasia is a very personal and private decision, but that doesn't mean you have to make this difficult choice on your own.

Although in time this usually will be a decision that acts as a source of comfort, especially early on, it can be conflicted by guilt or confusion, for example, that the decision was made too late or indeed too soon (euthanasia remorse).

It is often possible for veterinary practices to keep pets bodies «on hold» in a cold room if you need more time to make a decision about aftercare after euthanasia has been performed.

My interview with Auerbach touched on many issues that she cares about that we did not have time to discuss in depth, including the effect on shelter workers of carrying out euthanasia decisions, the need to attract and retain leaders in sheltering, and the importance of expanding the focus of sheltering to include animals outside the shelter.

It is important to point out that every euthanasia decision is made on an individual basis for each animal.

Some well - meaning dog lovers I have encountered, whether in person or through online discussions, have argued vehemently that euthanasia for a behavior problem is never justified — it's always a travesty, a selfish decision and an unforgiveable failure on the part of the owner or trainer that ends up costing the dog its life.

As noted above, while these efforts often include measures that expand public «access» to animals in shelters, e.g., requiring shelters to release animals to almost any person or organization, «shelter access» legislation may encompass other strategies as well, including measures that directly prohibit euthanasia or impose additional administrative barriers or requirements on animal shelters and their staff related to euthanasia decisions.

CCD supports the decisions of the federal government to retain a prohibition on assisted suicide and euthanasia, which was reached after careful consideration of the views of Canadians and in the best democratic traditions of this country.