Sentences with phrase «pet dog community»

But modern methods have also now been widely adopted by the pet dog community, driven in large part by people's desire to train their dogs without pain or stress.

Not exact matches

«The ASPCA is pleased to be in a position where we can assist animal shelters in Florida by helping move homeless cats and dogs out of impacted communities to free up much - needed space for owned pets displaced by the storm,» said Dick Green, senior director of Disaster Response for ASPCA Field Investigations and Response.

In addition to a large space for their dogs to run, pet owners had developed a special kind of community that gathered in the early weekend hours at Ridgeland, owners said.

Your community might have businesses who have developed their own clever ideas for throwing birthday parties, such as s a pet store that throws puppy parties, where kids can pet and care for dogs, for example.

«If pet owners have to pay more each time they get a license for their dog they are going to stop doing it, which can be a health risk to our community.

Retirement communities also could be encouraged to incorporate more pet - friendly policies such as including dog walking trails and dog exercise areas so that their residents could have access to the health benefits, Johnson said.

My column about grieving the death of a beloved dog seemed to strike a nerve in the community and stir readers to share their pet stories with me.

About Site - GroomerTALK Community networks thousands of pet dog and cat groomers and grooming career seekers.

If you can not live without your dog or cat, fear not, the community is pet friendly.

This pet friendly community also has a dog park.

Your new community is pet friendly and features an area planned solely for your dog's fun and running off - leash.

The community is pet friendly, and includes a dog walking area, but there is also a dog park nearby.

Dog owners will be thrilled to know that bark park is also a part of the community, because your pet's welfare is important too.

Your new home at 5th Street Commons is pet friendly and features two courtyards — your dog will love the community as much as you do!

Eleve Lofts and Skydeck is proud to be a pet friendly community, with a pet park that both you and your dog will adore.

The community is pet friendly, so you can take your dog with you.

And don't forget — your pet is not only welcome to the community, but also has a special place to have fun at the on - site dog park.

This community welcomes pets, and part of the meticulously landscaped courtyard has been turned into an amazing dog park where your furry friend freely can roam off - leash.

The community is pet - friendly, and your dog will surely love the beautiful green courtyards as much as you do.

The community is pet friendly, and both your dog and you will love the dog park.

There is a dog park and a dog washing station for your pet, which means the community is very pet - friendly.

This pet friendly community features a dog park where you and your pet can have fun whenever you like.

Azure at Lakeville Square is a pet - friendly community, and within walking distance you'll discover a spacious dog park for your four - legged friend's entertainment and exercise.

As a pet - friendly community, they also have a dog park.

The pet - friendly community has a dog park for your dog.

This pet friendly community also includes a heated indoor / outdoor dog run and a pet spa.

Your new community is pet friendly, and if you are a dog owner, know that your four - legged friend will just love running around an on - site dog park.

Your pets are very important part of your life, and this community includes some amenities for them as well — a pet wash area, a dog park and private yards where you can relax with your furry friend.

The community is pet friendly, and includes a fenced dog park.

Your new community is pet friendly, and your dog will surely love running around the large dog park.

«Dog parks are popping up in communities everywhere to accommodate the increased activity of family and pet playtime.»

These volunteers give their time to not only take care of the dog as their own pet, but also train it at home, in the Therapetics classroom, and out in the community.

Get tips on car safety & foxtail prevention for dogs, learn to create a healthy home for lizards, read about how the Salt Lake pet community is responding to cases of controversial dog deaths, and more in the August 2014 issue of Pets in the City magazine.

The problem of too many dogs and cats, commonly called pet overpopulation, overwhelmingly occurs in, and takes its toll on, poor communities.

From in - home fostering to on - site animal care; from bathing guinea pigs to reading books to dogs; from photographing adoptable animals to walking, running and socializing potential pets; and from wildlife rescue to pet - assisted therapy, everyone age 14 and up can make a difference in the animal welfare community.

«Until more people spay and neuter their pets and we reduce the number of animals entering shelters, the Rescue Waggin» program will continue to be a resource for shelters working to change the fate of homeless dogs in their communities,» says Susanna Della Maddalena, executive director of PetSmart Charities, Inc..

Tulsa community members can attend the event to adopt a dog, participate in contests benefiting the Animal Rescue Foundation and learn about homeless pets in need of loving homes.

A 27 - year resident of Hood River, Wiltsie also puts her knowledge of the community, its businesses and residents to good use, serving as a resource for dog owners seeking anything from veterinarians to pet - friendly lodging and dining to pet boarding services.

The Humane Society of Tulsa is one of 60 shelters that participate in the PetSmart Charities Rescue Waggin» program — a national transport program that transfers adoptable dogs and puppies from animal shelters in communities with severe pet overpopulation problems and few adopters to animal shelters in other communities where adoptable dogs and puppies are more in demand.

-- to get pets adopted From expanding shelter hours to Sunday hikes with dogs, Animal Ark Rescue (AAR) in Columbus, GA, isn't afraid to try new things, and it's paying off big time for the animals and the community.

Increasingly, pet owners, veterinarians and the research community have come to believe that many canine behavioral problems, such as aggressive behavior or biting, destructive chewing and elimination troubles, have their roots in the emotional health of dogs.

Kimberly Gauthier is a dog nutrition blogger, pet food snob, author, and prolific speaker in the blogging community.

At Second Chance, our mission is to champion homeless cats and dogs who are healthy or treatable in the quest to find their forever homes and engage with our community to promote responsible pet ownership - ultimately reducing future generations of homeless animals.

Community is everything at The Quirky Pet and includes providing customers and visitors with referrals to local events, groomers, dog walkers or pet sitters.

Services provided include humane investigations, chained dog assistance, equine rescue, behavior enrichment and training, community cats trap, neuter, and return, spay / neuter and medical assistance, lost pet help, wildlife emergencies, and more.

Currently, more than 85 communities have passed ordinances that ban pet stores from selling dogs, cats and rabbits unless the animals come from shelters or rescue groups.

Raising awareness through public education, community outreach and a wellness clinic, we seek to promote respect for the live of cats and dogs by breaking the cycle of abuse, neglect and pet overpopulation in our community.

Minimizing intake includes things like low - cost spay / neuter clinics, targeted spay / neuter outreach in poor communities and minimizing laws that cause animals to be removed from homes unnecessarily because they are certain breeds of dogs, not altered, or over the pet limit.

We strive to educate our community on the importance of rescue, our specific rescue efforts, responsible pet ownership, and the difference each person can make on the lives of dogs in need.

More than 200 dogs, cats and other pets from a devastated area of New York's Long Island are being sheltered in the gymnasium of a community college.