Sentences with phrase «public access to the shelter»

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New York City Council members are joining a growing national movement to improve access to feminine products, and tomorrow will introduce proposals for free tampons and pads in city public restrooms, homeless shelters and correctional facilities.

The TAVF approach is the same as that followed by private companies not seeking access to public markets for equities; businessmen seeking favorable tax attributes so that they can create wealth on a tax - sheltered basis; most creditors; and all investors who seek in the management of their own portfolios to maximize total return, rather than just invest for interest income and dividend income.

LRAP Minnesota helps reduce the education debt burden experienced by dedicated public interest lawyers who represent low income clients seeking legal services to secure essential needs like food, shelter and safety, and fundamental rights like equal access to justice.

Four towns in Creek County have public animal shelters (Bristow, Drumright, Oilton and Sapulpa) yet the populations of those towns represent only 40 % of those living in Creek County; those who live, «in the county,» have no access to a shelter.

What you can do to address the animal sheltering language is to let your county commissioners know that the cat is out of the bag regarding the reason Oklahomans do not have access to public animal shelters.

Contact your city's public access channel about using free airtime to broadcast a slide show of shelter dogs» photos and information on whom to contact.

It is significant that the new law requires shelters «shall be open to the public after normal business hours, including evenings and weekends, to increase access for the purpose of adoption».

Having a good «flow» to the building was critical both for public access and staff efficiencies.The result of that planning is today's regional shelter — light, bright, open and inviting, with modern HVAC systems to minimize disease transmission.

During each tour, guests will get to see shelter animals up close and personal and have special access to areas not open to the public.

To implement open selection, determine which areas of the shelter will be accessible to the public, allowing as much access as possible to animals in stray hold while protecting people from exposure to dangerous animals or those involved in legal proceedingTo implement open selection, determine which areas of the shelter will be accessible to the public, allowing as much access as possible to animals in stray hold while protecting people from exposure to dangerous animals or those involved in legal proceedingto the public, allowing as much access as possible to animals in stray hold while protecting people from exposure to dangerous animals or those involved in legal proceedingto animals in stray hold while protecting people from exposure to dangerous animals or those involved in legal proceedingto dangerous animals or those involved in legal proceedings.

• Opened additional areas of the South Shelter to public access • Lowered adoption fees, removed unnecessary obstacles for adoption and offer monthly specials • Offering no cost adoptions to veterans, (J Paws, joining pets and warriors) • Offering no cost adoptions to our seniors over 60 for senior animals (Silver Paws) • Community Cat Diversion Program • Fast tracking highly adoptable animals

Maddie's Shelter Medicine Program at University of Florida is excited to present these free educational materials for public access.

As Director of Public Clinics for the Santa Fe Animal Shelter, Solange's many years of veterinary experience are perfectly suited to ensure every pet guardian in Northern New Mexico has access to quality affordable veterinary care for their beloved furry friends.

If shelters better promoted their animals and had adoption programs responsive to the needs of the community, including public access hours for working people, off - site adoptions, adoption incentives, and effective marketing, they could increase the number of homes available.

The challenges these communities, and many Puerto Rican shelters, face is poor public perception, little to no access to affordable spay and neuter, unreliable electricity and the Internet, and a lack of funding and resources.

Those new measures required each county to have access to a shelter and animal - control officer, and set out standards that include protection from the weather; basic veterinary care or humane euthanasia for ill or injured animals; adequate heat in winter; clean and dry pens with adequate room for animal comfort; construction with materials that can be properly cleaned and disinfected; available clean water; uncontaminated food provided daily; and public access to the facility.

You must be familiar with our policies, access to the shelter during hours we are closed to the public, and know the procedure for removing a dog from her kennel and returning her.

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.

The Shelter Access bill has always required shelters to make the list of rescues public and provide in writing the specific reasons, including a description of any act or omissions, as to why the rescue is not eligible for the list.

The Shelter Access bill sets up the framework to require access for them to do that, without compromising the responsibilities of a shelter to the public or jeopardizing the health and safety of aShelter Access bill sets up the framework to require access for them to do that, without compromising the responsibilities of a shelter to the public or jeopardizing the health and safety of anAccess bill sets up the framework to require access for them to do that, without compromising the responsibilities of a shelter to the public or jeopardizing the health and safety of anaccess for them to do that, without compromising the responsibilities of a shelter to the public or jeopardizing the health and safety of ashelter to the public or jeopardizing the health and safety of animals.

Bills, A. 5449 - C sponsored by Assembly member Amy Paulin and A. 7312 - C introduced by Assembly member Micah Kellner have been filed in New York «s legislature to mandate rescue access to public shelters.

The animal shelter shall allow access to the public to view the animals housed there.

(a) An animal shall not be disposed of by an owner or operator of a pound or of an animal shelter as a pound until after expiration of a minimum of three full business days of custody during which the public has clear access to inspect and recover the animal through time periods ordinarily accepted as usual business hours.