Sentences with phrase «pet owner communities who»

Dr. Dodds and other members of the veterinary and pet owner communities who don't want to be required by law to vaccinate dogs earlier than they really need it were very concerned about the bill.

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In Gates of Heaven, Morris looks at a community of pet owners who actually bury their pets in a real cemetery.

Putting out an open invitation to customers via Twitter is sure to draw some curious pet owners, who will get a first - hand experience with some exciting new toys and a view of how committed this fast - growing chain is to its local pet communities.

First Contact To begin, business owners should compile a list of community members who can influence pet owners and send business their way.

TheDogPlace.org thanks Science and Advisory Board member Dr. Jordan, and other leaders in the veterinary community who are speaking out, warning parents and pet owner against over-vaccination.

In addition to addressing the issue of low - income owners who would otherwise not be able to pay for spay / neuter surgeries for their pets, Target Zero works with shelters to address free roaming communities of cats that reproduce exponentially if left untended.

Washington, DC, REVISED May 12, 2009 — The Pet Industry Joint Advisory Council (PIJAC) gratefully recognizes the collaborative efforts of pet owners, aquarium societies, bird clubs, herpetological societies, hobby clubs, pet organizations, and pet industry members who took time to educate their communities and express their concerns about the proposed Nonnative Wildlife Invasion Prevention Act (HR 669).

Developed by the Association of Pet Dog Trainers (APDT), the C.L.A.S.S. program is designed to benefit pet owners and their canine companions, dog trainers and others who work with dogs, animal shelters, and the community overall.

They may be pets whose owners let them outside, or they could be community cats, a group that includes ferals (who are afraid of people) and strays (who've been lost or abandoned).

Abiding by this mission and commitment to serve the community, AMC has established financial assistance programs which help eligible pet owners, those who can not afford veterinary care, and animal - related charities and rescues.

A new Community Education Center will enable us to o er both animal and human training and education programs designed to create a community of pet owners who have been afforded every opportunity to ensure a long, happy, and mutually beneficial relationship between themselves and their four - leggedCommunity Education Center will enable us to o er both animal and human training and education programs designed to create a community of pet owners who have been afforded every opportunity to ensure a long, happy, and mutually beneficial relationship between themselves and their four - leggedcommunity of pet owners who have been afforded every opportunity to ensure a long, happy, and mutually beneficial relationship between themselves and their four - legged friends.

Through charity events, fund raisers, in - kind donations, educational workshops, volunteerism and more, each owner and store strives to make the communities they are part of a better place for pets and the people who love them.

While visiting local businessess and organizations, KHS educates our community about who we are, what we do, and how to be a responsible pet owner.

Dr. Ashby and volunteer dog trainers who are screened for their knowledge and commitment to positive reinforcement and force free training methods, provide training, education and support to the community of pet owners as well as to veterinarians.

Established in 2006 by a group of veterinarians and concerned community members, the Foundation for Animal Care and Education (FACE) is a not - for - profit 501 (c)(3) public charity that provides financial grants for animal owners who are unable to afford the cost of their pet's emergency or critical care.

Many families in our community are pet owners who love their pets but are having a difficult time providing food for both their families and their pets.

But, as we continue to work closely with communities and to study the reasons why people relinquish their pets, we've learned that too often pet owners who have strong emotional bonds with their pets would choose to keep their pet, if only provided the short term help needed to make it possible.

Part of our no - kill shelter's mission is to end the homelessness of pets in our community and we hope that the pet food bank will help pet owners who have fallen on hard times to be able to keep their pets.

The HSBC takes in animals from local animal control facilities to reduce the number of animals being euthanized, as well as accepts animals from pet owners in the community who are no longer able to keep their pets.

High - quality spay / neuter surgery appointments are also available to low - income pet owners who meet eligibility criteria, approved rescue and adoption organizations, and feral cat caregivers within our community.

A new Community Education Center will enable us to offer both animal and human training and education programs designed to create a community of pet owners who have been afforded every opportunity to ensure a long, happy, and mutually beneficial relationship between themselves and their four - leggedCommunity Education Center will enable us to offer both animal and human training and education programs designed to create a community of pet owners who have been afforded every opportunity to ensure a long, happy, and mutually beneficial relationship between themselves and their four - leggedcommunity of pet owners who have been afforded every opportunity to ensure a long, happy, and mutually beneficial relationship between themselves and their four - legged friends.

Feeding Pets of the Homeless provides support to pet business owners who wish to give back to their community by becoming a member collection site.

Making Natural Pawz «the health food store for pets» in the local community is a simple concept, but it is enough for these owners, who are dedicated to old - school business ethics and community - focused service.

100 % of proceeds from the event benefit the Patient Assistance Fund at Cornell University Hospital for Animals which helps members of our community and their pets by providing financial resources to owners who can not otherwise afford medical care their animals need.

«For every community in Chicago, free spay / neuter, vaccine, and veterinary clinics for those who need financial assistance; a behavioral hotline; a pet food pantry in all 50 wards; a rehoming / counseling service for those who can not keep their pets; homeless / domestic abuse shelters that cater to people and their pets; a humane education class in every school; coordinated information systems such that all lost animals in Chicago are quickly reunited with their owners.

By helping our community learn about and care for their pets, we'll continue to create a growing network of responsible owners who will become breed advocates for pit bulls and pit bull mixes.