Sentences with phrase «potential shelter areas»

If you have removed all food, water, and blocked any potential shelter areas, but you still have cats coming through your yard, consider using humane deterrents.

Not exact matches

Our architect, consulting with a firm which specializes in animal shelter design, is working to design a facility that will create more comfortable housing of animals, places for potential owners to interact with adoptable animals, animal isolation and treatment areas, and more space for the staff.

«Through carefully planned animal housing, designed in concert with best practices in animal shelter care, and new visitor meet - and - greet areas, our animals will be provided with safe and comfortable housing, and our visitors will get to know their potential companions in a more intimate and interactive environment.»

For the animal sheltering field and communities interested in reducing shelter intake and euthanasia risk, this research emphasizes the potential that lies in developing programs focused on the areas with the most at - risk animals.

National concern over pit bull attacks and fear of potential lawsuits have prompted a record number of residents in Orlando and some other Central Florida areas to disown their pit bulls, animal shelter workers say.

Each spring, thousands of animal shelters across the country end up with homeless kittens because of the normal breeding patterns of cats.Our area is no exception.Whether potential adopters are looking for a kitten or an adult cat, they are likely to find the perfect companion at a local shelter.

I only bring this up to share a small sample of how the staff, volunteers and I can relate to your relationships with the special pets in your life, and how we here at the Charlevoix Area Humane Society value; the sanctity and potential of each of the special animals that come to our shelter, along with the potential, the love, the positive effects and joy the animals we see who could bring quality and significance while sharing in a child or adult's life.

Through planned housing structures, designed in concert with best practices in animal shelter care, and meet - and - greet areas, our animals will be provided with safe and comfortable housing, and visitors will get to know their potential companions in a more intimate, interactive, and natural environment.

This does not work, because community cats are very connected with their territory: They are familiar with its food sources and places that offer shelter, as well as resident wildlife, other cats in the area, and potential threats to their safety.

Jessica LaValley, the annual fund manager of the Toledo Area Humane Society, told This Dog's Life that the Real Life Room has been a huge success: «we had several dogs that were able to meet with potential adopters walk out of the Real Life Room and the shelter altogether and right into their new homes!»

After a brief chat session, our adoption specialist will bring out a few potential pets for you to visit with — or take you on a stroll through the housing areas of the shelter.

Instead, they help small shelters and rescue groups in rural areas (where there may be a high concentration of breeding, strays, and puppy mills) by transporting the animals to urban parts of the country where there are more potential adopters.

Programs like providing free or low - cost spay / neuter operations, keeping the shelters open during evenings and weekends so that working people can get there, growing a large network of foster parents to foster the animals in their own homes until permanent homes can be found, and staging regular off - site adoption events in high - traffic areas to get the animals in front of potential adopters.

Flat stretches of sea floor offer no nooks in which to hide or lay eggs, less surface area providing a home for algae, invertebrates, and other potential food sources, and no eddies in which fish can take shelter from strong currents.