Sentences with phrase «recover animals from shelters»

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The Washington Animal Rescue League is known not only for its long history of compassionate care for animals, but for its innovative shelter, which is designed to promote the physical, emotional, and social healing of animals recovering from past traumas, and for the progressive programs that benefit animals and the community.

DELTONA - Two dangerous pit bulls that were stolen twice from a Daytona Beach animal shelter while they awaited euthanasia were recovered and destroyed Monday night.Armed with a search warrant, Deltona Animal Control workers and officers from several local law enforcement agencies seized the dogs at 7 p.m. Monday, Deltona Fire Chief Robert Rogers said Tuesday.The dogs - a dark brindle male named Chewie and a white - chested female named Sadie - were found at a Deltona residence and taken to the Halifax Humane Society shelter in Daytona animal shelter while they awaited euthanasia were recovered and destroyed Monday night.Armed with a search warrant, Deltona Animal Control workers and officers from several local law enforcement agencies seized the dogs at 7 p.m. Monday, Deltona Fire Chief Robert Rogers said Tuesday.The dogs - a dark brindle male named Chewie and a white - chested female named Sadie - were found at a Deltona residence and taken to the Halifax Humane Society shelter in Daytona Animal Control workers and officers from several local law enforcement agencies seized the dogs at 7 p.m. Monday, Deltona Fire Chief Robert Rogers said Tuesday.The dogs - a dark brindle male named Chewie and a white - chested female named Sadie - were found at a Deltona residence and taken to the Halifax Humane Society shelter in Daytona Beach.

Despite living as strays or being abused, or both, shelter animals have plenty of love to give, and they need love in order to recover from their traumas.

Foster families play a critical role in helping companion animals recover from sickness and injury, get a much - needed break from the distress of the shelter system, or simply receive a little extra care and attention.

Companion pets that need help to recover from sickness, injury, mistreatment and abuse, those that need a break from the stress of the shelter environment or young animals that require nurturing, all benefit greatly from foster care.

FOSTER HOMES: Expanded the number of families participating in the Foster Program, increasing life - saving opportunities for kittens, puppies, animals recovering from illness or surgeries, and the Shelter - shocked.

A nonprofit 501 (c) 3 public charity, we help animal shelters and rescue groups throughout North America increase adoptions, respond to and recover from disaster, and become more sustainable.

Often there are more animals than that, so Pet Allies has foster homes that help by working with pets too young to be adopted, pets suffering from diseases, pets recovering from surgery, pets that are stressed in the shelter environment, and pets that there are no room for at the shelter.

Two animals died from the impact, five are recovering at the shelter and another five were already adopted.

A Shirley animal control officer immediately drove Lilly to an emergency animal hospital in Acton where Boston Police Officer David Lanteigne, who adopted the once shy and anxious dog five years ago from an animal shelter, recovered her and rushed to Angell Animal Medical Center in Banimal control officer immediately drove Lilly to an emergency animal hospital in Acton where Boston Police Officer David Lanteigne, who adopted the once shy and anxious dog five years ago from an animal shelter, recovered her and rushed to Angell Animal Medical Center in Banimal hospital in Acton where Boston Police Officer David Lanteigne, who adopted the once shy and anxious dog five years ago from an animal shelter, recovered her and rushed to Angell Animal Medical Center in Banimal shelter, recovered her and rushed to Angell Animal Medical Center in BAnimal Medical Center in Boston.

Many would - be pets at animal shelters need a little socializing or just some time to recover from an illness before they can be adopted out to a loving home.

Our foster network provides stressed animals with a break from shelter life, sick animals a quiet place to recover, and pets with behavior challenges more experience in a home setting.

The Petfinder Foundation is a nonprofit 501 (c) 3 public charity, that helps homeless pets by saving lives through adoptions, helping shelters prepare for and recover from disaster, and working to make sure animal welfare organizations across the country are more sustainable.

Jarrod began volunteering with the Oakland Animal Shelter in 2007 and financed the construction of outdoor kennels for dogs often recovering from abuse and neglect.

Young: But can eat on their own Adolescents / Adults: Usually just need a short break from shelter life Larger breed dogs: German Shepherds, American Pit Bulls, Labradors Surgical: recovering from surgery, requires a quiet environment Minor illnesses: animal colds (kennel cough, upper respiratory infection), skin conditions Behavior modification: Animals needing to learn proper manners and / or socialization Fospice care: Animals diagnosed with a life - limiting, non-contagious illness.

Animals who are recovering from surgery, require medical treatment, and others with special needs recuperate better in a loving home than in a stressful shelter environment.

Our shelter physically can't hold every animal that comes to us and some animals need time in a foster home to recover from injury or illnesses.

Our foster program allows us to save animals who are difficult to care for in a shelter — orphaned or feral kittens, animals recovering from major surgery, or dogs needing one - on - one behavior rehabilitation — giving them a comfortable home setting until they are ready for adoption.

Foster care is important for many reasons: animals recovering from surgery get a quiet place to rest and rehabilitate; animals can get help with behavior and training; animals who haven't had the opportunity can learn how to be part of a family; and sometimes there just isn't enough space at the shelter to care for all the animals that need our help.

Our volunteers combine the wonderful worlds of flying and animal rescue to help animal friends in need.The mission of Flying Paws is to provide fast air tansportation for special needs animals from rescue groups, fosters, or shelters to a recover NO KILL foster, shelter or forever home.

Currently we are looking for foster parents to temporarily house shelter animals to help them become more adoptable; they help animals under the weather or recovering from injuries, work on specific challenging behaviors in their home setting, or simply provide a stress free area for animals having a difficult time coping at the shelter.