Sentences with phrase «possible homes for the dogs»

It is our responsibility to find the best possible homes for the dogs and cats in our care.

As is always our focus, we place the dog in the best possible home for that dog.

We will ask that all owners fill - out a Dog Personality Profile to help us determine the best possible home for your dog.

Not exact matches

Besides Amundsen's, there was the Japanese expedition under Lieut. Shirase, which had to retreat to Australia last spring in order to replenish its supply of dogs, and which Amundsen says landed on January 16th at the Bay of Whales, two weeks before he sailed for home; Dr. Mawson's Australian expedition, for which $ 215,000 had been raised up to November 1st last, and which was to land three parties between Cape Adare and Gaussberg; the German expedition under Lieut. Filchner in the «Deutschland,» elaborately equipped with wireless, magnetic, and meteorological apparatus, full of the hope of establishing a base southwest of Coats Land in as high a latitude as possible; and lastly, Capt. Scott's English expedition in the «Terra Nova,» which left New Zealand in November, 1910, badly damaged by stormy weather; so badly, indeed, that the necessary repairs and the cost of making good the stores that had been lost seriously depleted the resources of the party.

ACT's mission is to neuter stray cats and dogs to stop the growth of the population, give medical care to strays when needed and, if possible, find new homes for unwanted stray dogs.

This satisfied Governor Wilson's desire to promote parental responsibility by sending home test scores for each child as soon as possible, but the Stanford 9 rapidly became the tail that wagged the accountability dog.

The PAAS mission is to find new homes for as many dogs and cats as possible ---- a mission shared by other rescues in this area and this state.

K9 Lifeline strives to make this time away from home as stress free as possible for both dogs and their owners.

We have amazing little dogs looking for their forever homes and we are doing our best to make the adoption process as fast and efficient as possible.

• If you have other animals at home, make use of any barriers and kennels to help them feel safe and secure • Do not overcrowd them • If there is a dog (s) at home, consider covering their kennel or cage so the dogs will not be visible when you bring them home • Minimize moving cats from cage to cage • Provide a hiding place for them • If possible, bring a towel or something that smells like him • Clean their litter box frequently • Give them a predictable schedule for feedings

The shelter is full of sweet, beautiful dogs and cats, now getting the proper medical care, feeding, neutering, spaying, etc., while preparing them for possible adoption to forever homes.

COGR attempts to match dogs» temperaments to the lifestyles of prospective adopters as much as possible, because our goal is lifetime homes for all of our dogs where adopters and dogs alike are happy with each other.

Our focus is primarily medical dog — providing love and the best medical care possible until they are ready for their forever homes.

Puppies are adorable, that's for sure, but if they are not allowed to socialize with as many human beings and dogs of other species outside its home as possible, they will grow up with a kind of fear that could transform into something more serious later on in its life.

«When we clear a dog for transfer,» says Jennifer Miller, President of FOTAS, «we move it as quickly as possible to a foster home where they can de-compress from shelter life with lots of attention, exercise and rest.

Treating your dog for fleas is easy with Hartz ® UltraGuard ® Flea and Tick Control products, but if your best friend continues to develop infestations, it may be possible that your home is the source of the problem.

This will ensure that the dog is not euthanized while waiting for its forever home and will be given the best chance possible to find a new forever home.

But for those we are able to help, we take pride in knowing that we are doing everything we think is possible for the dog so that when he or she finds their new home, it is forever.

You should identify a veterinarian for your new dog before you bring it home and arrange for a first appointment as soon as possible.

This lets us learn more about them — to give the adoptive family as much information as possible and to make sure it's a good match for the dog and the home.

These are some of our biggest short - term goals, because they are key to our overall objective of finding homes and companions for the greatest number of homeless dogs possible!!

We strive to find the best homes possible for our dogs, as well as find the right dog for you and your lifestyle.

But now we're at capacity especially for dogs, so we want to get as many into homes as possible this weekend so we can continue to help hurricane victims.»

We keep the dog in our home for some TLC and evaluation in regard to its temperament, socialization, and health, in order to make the best possible fit for a prospective adopter.

Although it is possible to provide an appropriate home - made diet for the dog diagnosed with copper storage disease, don't do this without veterinary advice and supervision.

We always strive for successful, permanent placements and in assessing your family and home we are better able to determine if a particular dog will «fit» into your life based on their temperament and personality, which is to your advantage, so please provide as many details as possible.

Home treatment is possible for dogs that are not in too much pain.

No, we do ask that all members of the family including any spayed or neutered dogs in the home attend a meet and greet to ensure the best possible fit for everyone.

We fully disclose all of the dog's known history, as well as any medical or behavioral issues of which we are aware in the effort to find the best possible forever homes for HLR dogs.

All dogs are spayed or neutered and placed in a foster home as soon as possible to evaluate the dogs temperament as well as what type of home the dog would best be suited for.

We are dedicated to finding the best homes possible for our dogs and cats.

ACT's mission is to neuter stray cats and dogs to stop the growth of the population, give medical care to strays when needed and, if possible, find new homes for unwanted stray dogs.

The sizable dog transfer from Texas to Missouri was made possible with the help of a grant — now, the goal is to quickly find loving homes for every dog that has arrived to the St. Louis shelter.

We are always looking for more volunteers and foster homes to help with our mission of saving as many dogs as possible.

It is definitely possible to formulate home - made diets that are safe to use, with the help of a nutritionist who knows the dietary requirements for dogs.

If you are approved for adoption, it is possible to have your new dog home in a week - we do not do same day adoption.

H.E.L.P. strives to provide medical care and a safe, happy, and comfortable living environment for as many cats and dogs possible while maintaining a high standard of care for these animals and making a best effort to ensure these animals are adopted into quality adoptive homes.

And because home alone problems often cause dogs to lose their homes, your behavior and training plans need to be as efficient as possible, and not waste precious time on exercises that won't help the problem.In this three session webinar course on Help for Home Alone Dogs we'll review the science on attachment and separation in dogs, and whether the evidence shows «over-attachment» is really the reason for some home alone problhome alone problems often cause dogs to lose their homes, your behavior and training plans need to be as efficient as possible, and not waste precious time on exercises that won't help the problem.In this three session webinar course on Help for Home Alone Dogs we'll review the science on attachment and separation in dogs, and whether the evidence shows «over-attachment» is really the reason for some home alone probldogs to lose their homes, your behavior and training plans need to be as efficient as possible, and not waste precious time on exercises that won't help the problem.In this three session webinar course on Help for Home Alone Dogs we'll review the science on attachment and separation in dogs, and whether the evidence shows «over-attachment» is really the reason for some home alone problHome Alone Dogs we'll review the science on attachment and separation in dogs, and whether the evidence shows «over-attachment» is really the reason for some home alone problDogs we'll review the science on attachment and separation in dogs, and whether the evidence shows «over-attachment» is really the reason for some home alone probldogs, and whether the evidence shows «over-attachment» is really the reason for some home alone problhome alone problems.

Management at home usually includes a change of diet to a high - quality, low copper diet to prevent any future buildup of copper and some dogs may need to have supplemental zinc or additional chelation treatments to maintain liver health for as long as possible.

No special exceptions are made for purebred dogs or dogs with a high likelihood of being adopted out; the rescue is looking out for the best interest of the animals, and wants to make it financially possible for these dogs to find their forever homes.

Dog Guard has made it possible for us to have happy, healthy dogs that stay at home!

There are thousands of pets waiting for a loving home and, yes, it's possible to adopt a purebred dog.

We are committed to providing the dogs that come into Texas Sweeties Dog Rescue with the best possible care while they wait for their forever homes by acclimating them to life outside of a shelter and providing the appropriate veterinary care needed.

My heart is too big for just one dog, so even if I can't bring them all home with me I can work to provide the best possible care for the occupants of each shelter I visit.

As a general rule, the adult dogs are bred until they stop producing puppies or develop other health issues, at which point they may be shot, drowned, abandoned, or in rare cases, relinquished to animal rescue organizations that have indicated a willingness to accept and process them for possible adoption to private homes.

Our application was developed to give us as much information as possible about you and your dog - owning history and expectations so that we are able to match the dog and home for the best placement and adoption possible.

A robust and generous network of foster homes makes it possible for us to care for more animals with a broad range of specific care needs — from orphaned kittens who need round - the - clock feedings to cats and dogs for whom the shelter environment is too stressful and does not allow them to exhibit their true personalities.

We believe that basic dog obedience training is fundamental to a dog's success, both for safety and to ensure they are as adoptable as possible and able to transition easily into their new homes.

We want to ensure that the dog / cat is getting the best possible home, and that will be for the life of the pet.

We give the animals in our rescue every attempt at adoption possible and understand that for whatever reason, sometimes it takes a dog months to find their forever home.