Sentences with phrase «public shelter approach»

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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.

In research used to develop its public service campaign, the Shelter Pet Project learned that such portrayals tend to alienate many adopters, and therefore the project takes a humorous and myth - busting approach in its ads.

Vasudeva credits a number of G2Z strategies for the positive trends, such as implementing a foster care program; collaborating with community vet clinics; communicating the new approaches to everyone internally; and sharing shelter statistics with the public.

MISSION: To serve the community through innovative approaches to sheltering, adopting, the spaying / neutering of animals and public education about animal welfare.

As warmer months approach, the Washington County / Johnson City Animal Shelter is bracing for kitten season, and officials are looking to the public for help in the surge of kitten season.

Further, the ASPCA supports a community - based approach to resolving the reckless guardian / dangerous dog question whereby all stakeholders — animal control, animal shelters, medical and veterinary professionals, civic groups, teachers, public officials — collectively identify an appropriate dog bite prevention strategy.

We know that this approach 1) allows shelters and rescue groups to focus their sheltering and rehoming services on animals most in need, 2) frees up critical public safety resources to address the most serious criminal activities that threaten our collective well - being, and 3) fosters the human / animal bond that provides quality of life benefits to people and pets alike.

Many public shelters cover the cost of TNR themselves because it is an investment in cats» lives and health and because it demonstrates a commitment to using socially responsible, compassionate, and efficient approaches to serving the animals and the public.

The ASPCA encourages cat advocates, animal shelters and rescues, local government officials and the public to work together, and believes that lawful TNRM, RTF, and, as a last resort, community cat relocation programs, are humane and effective approaches for managing and controlling community cat populations.