Sentences with phrase «public on companion animal»

An animal shelter was built and the new organization undertook projects to educate the public on companion animal issues.

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Because of the public's differing concept on how animal's needs are best met, it falls on the staff at San Diego Humane Society after a complaint is filed to visit the residence and make the determination on whether or not the pet owner is complying with the law, as well as to educate the public on current laws affecting companion animals.

CALLISTO engages the outside world in developing the expert opinions and recommendations, having direct links with a wider audience of stakeholders: organisations of pet owners, pet traders and transporters, farmers, animal welfare organisations, national and international public health authorities, experts on epidemiology, sociology and welfare of companion animals.

Specifically, the website informs relevant stakeholders about the outcome of CALLISTO conferences and expert group meetings, it promotes awareness on objectives and activities of the think tank in order to increase general public awareness of the impact of companion animal zoonoses, and to obtain the support of political stakeholders in combating zoonosis outbreaks and diffusion at a European and National level.

I ultimately founded and co-chaired the Chicago Task Force on Companion Animals and Public Safety which, as a group, contributed expertise to the City for about 10 years.

On behalf of the Georgia Companion Animal Partnership (GCAP), we cordially invite all shelter staff and volunteers, rescue group members, animal care and control agencies, as well as the general public to our inaugural ANIMAL WELFARE CONFERENCE, being held on Friday, December 2, 2016 at the beautiful Conference Center located on the campus of Middle Georgia State University in MacoOn behalf of the Georgia Companion Animal Partnership (GCAP), we cordially invite all shelter staff and volunteers, rescue group members, animal care and control agencies, as well as the general public to our inaugural ANIMAL WELFARE CONFERENCE, being held on Friday, December 2, 2016 at the beautiful Conference Center located on the campus of Middle Georgia State University in Animal Partnership (GCAP), we cordially invite all shelter staff and volunteers, rescue group members, animal care and control agencies, as well as the general public to our inaugural ANIMAL WELFARE CONFERENCE, being held on Friday, December 2, 2016 at the beautiful Conference Center located on the campus of Middle Georgia State University in Animal Partnership (GCAP), we cordially invite all shelter staff and volunteers, rescue group members, animal care and control agencies, as well as the general public to our inaugural ANIMAL WELFARE CONFERENCE, being held on Friday, December 2, 2016 at the beautiful Conference Center located on the campus of Middle Georgia State University in animal care and control agencies, as well as the general public to our inaugural ANIMAL WELFARE CONFERENCE, being held on Friday, December 2, 2016 at the beautiful Conference Center located on the campus of Middle Georgia State University in animal care and control agencies, as well as the general public to our inaugural ANIMAL WELFARE CONFERENCE, being held on Friday, December 2, 2016 at the beautiful Conference Center located on the campus of Middle Georgia State University in ANIMAL WELFARE CONFERENCE, being held on Friday, December 2, 2016 at the beautiful Conference Center located on the campus of Middle Georgia State University in ANIMAL WELFARE CONFERENCE, being held on Friday, December 2, 2016 at the beautiful Conference Center located on the campus of Middle Georgia State University in Macoon Friday, December 2, 2016 at the beautiful Conference Center located on the campus of Middle Georgia State University in Macoon the campus of Middle Georgia State University in Macon.

Helping PAW is dedicated to ending pet overpopulation through education of the public and by providing high volume, high quality, targeted, affordable sterilization services of unowned and companion animals and to subsidize care for animals whose owners are on government assistance.

Until recently, the large, wealthy, and entrenched animal welfare organizations have successfully dominated the national discussion on companion animals, and they have misused that power to falsely claim that animals are being killed because of the public, despite shelters trying their very best.

We educate the public on cat issues and we promote the spaying / neutering of all companion animals and the TNR of community cats.

On another note, we need a strong, marketing campaign, aimed at veterarians, as well as the general public, that defines the animals we adopt as «animal companions»... not pets.

Provides workshops, animal science lectures, industry - sponsored seminars and on - site farm visits to veterinarians, livestock producers, allied industries, companion animal owners and the public.

FIREPAW principals, founders and researchers have designed and conducted numerous public seminars and workshops on the topics of «Stopping Animal Abuse», «Changing Our Perceptions of Captive Animals», «Animals as Economic Goods», «The Financial Benefits of Pet - Friendly Rental Housing», and «Stopping Companion Animal Overpopulation», as well as giving interviews on these topics to numerous print, web, and television media outlets.

Fortunately, national animal groups and research - focused organizations conduct studies and share results on important topics like the public's knowledge of companion animal issues, support for stricter laws and perceptions of spay / neuter and other issues.

Located in the Chicagoland area, One Tail at a Time is a no - kill rescue organization that strives to lower the euthanization rate of companion animals and to educate the public on proper animal treatment.

We have committed ourselves to educate the public on the humane treatment of companion animals.

Since its inception in 2008, its goal has been to thoughtfully reduce unnecessary euthanasia rates; improve Weber and Davis Counties» animal welfare with compassion and respect through community building and public education on the mutual benefits of responsible pet parenting; and enhance the quality of life of companion animals in need of a new beginning and a forever home.

HILLSDALE, N.J. (MAY 13, 2010) Companion Animal Advocates and American Gold & Diamond Buyers invite the public to come sell off old broken or unwanted gold, silver or platinum jewelry pieces on Thursday, June 3rd from 6 - 9 pm at Westy's Self Storage located at 200 Route 17 North in Upper Saddle River.

Our companion animal adoption fees vary and are dependent on many factors including: age, size, behavior, medical condition and public demand.

Through exposure at fairs, pet stores, schools, animal control shelters and on the Internet, we are working to educate the public to the wonders and realities of these delightful animals as companions.

Katie Lisnik is the Director of Companion Animal Public Policy at The Humane Society of the United States, focusing on increasing humane policy for dogs, cats and other companion animals, as well as keeping more pets in their homes and preserving a strong human - aniCompanion Animal Public Policy at The Humane Society of the United States, focusing on increasing humane policy for dogs, cats and other companion animals, as well as keeping more pets in their homes and preserving a strong human - animalAnimal Public Policy at The Humane Society of the United States, focusing on increasing humane policy for dogs, cats and other companion animals, as well as keeping more pets in their homes and preserving a strong human - anicompanion animals, as well as keeping more pets in their homes and preserving a strong human - animalanimal bond.

ARC's on - going mission is to provide community education as to the needs and care of animals, and public awareness regarding the importance of spaying and neutering their animal companions, with the ultimate result being the elimination of euthanasia.

The Pet Leadership Council is made up of pet industry leaders, animal welfare, veterinarians and academia and advocates for pets and those who serve and support them by promoting responsible pet ownership and educating the public on efforts to improve the health and well - being of companion animals.

Mission: to provide for the well - being of unwanted companion animals; to place as many animals as possible in responsible homes; to educate the public on the humane treatment of pets; to offer cemetery services; and to help reduce pet overpopulation by spaying and neutering adopted pets.

Sara is a kind, compassionate advocate for our animal companions, providing many volunteer hours in the animal rescue community along with educating the public on the value of low stress handling, trust, and relationship - building.

Safe Hounds Beagle Rescue also strives to educate the public about the Beagle breed with emphasis on the humane treatment of all companion animals, proper care and guardianship, the importance of spaying and neutering to reduce pet overpopulation, and to raise awareness of companion animal welfare issues.

Our Athlete Ambassadors represent sports teams across the nation and are leveraging their public platforms to make an impact on the lives of homeless companion animals.

When it comes to pet adoption, we focus first on educating the public so they have the knowledge, tools, and support to pick an appropriate companion animal for their circumstances, and to properly care for that pet for its entire life.

Homeless companion animals get into trash containers; defecate in public areas or on private lawns, and anger citizens who have no understanding of their misery or their needs.

(In terms of public health, we're better off focusing on frequent hand washing, sneezing into our sleeves, and, in the case of hookworms on the beach, wearing flip - flops — as opposed to, say, exterminating this country's most popular companion animal by the millions.)

On June 12th, 2018, Bernadette F. Trenholm, Esquire from Watch City Law Offices LLC will present an informational seminar on estate planning and providing for your companion animals at the Waltham Public Library at 7:00 pOn June 12th, 2018, Bernadette F. Trenholm, Esquire from Watch City Law Offices LLC will present an informational seminar on estate planning and providing for your companion animals at the Waltham Public Library at 7:00 pon estate planning and providing for your companion animals at the Waltham Public Library at 7:00 pm.

Pet Adoption Network strives for increased public awareness of the need to spay and neuter, vaccinate pets, and educate the public on the proper care of companion animals.

EAG IV focused on multidrug - resistant bacterial recently emerged in companion animals and regarded as potential threats to animal and public health.

To achieve its mission, The Center coordinates animal - assisted therapy in the VCU Medical Center through its Dogs On Call Program, provides a pet loss support group for clients of participating veterinary clinics like Midlothian Animal Clinic, conducts and publishes research documenting the health benefits of interacting with companion animals, and educates students, professionals, and the public on the human - animal interaanimal - assisted therapy in the VCU Medical Center through its Dogs On Call Program, provides a pet loss support group for clients of participating veterinary clinics like Midlothian Animal Clinic, conducts and publishes research documenting the health benefits of interacting with companion animals, and educates students, professionals, and the public on the human - animal interactioOn Call Program, provides a pet loss support group for clients of participating veterinary clinics like Midlothian Animal Clinic, conducts and publishes research documenting the health benefits of interacting with companion animals, and educates students, professionals, and the public on the human - animal interaAnimal Clinic, conducts and publishes research documenting the health benefits of interacting with companion animals, and educates students, professionals, and the public on the human - animal interactioon the human - animal interaanimal interaction.

Provide to the public information on companion animal nutrition, conventional and specialty pet diets, supplements / integrative veterinary care and lifespan wellness from puppies / kittens to the geriatric dogs / cats

A consistent opponent of legislation that grants non-economic damages to pet owners, because it can subject breeders, pet product manufacturers, retailers, veterinarians and others to excessive claims and would raise the cost of companion animals for the public, PIJAC is calling on interested parties to contact committee members to voice opposition.