Sentences with phrase «rescue work often»

People who do rescue work often fly by the seat of their pants.

Not exact matches

Together the two volumes, Earthly Powers and Sacred Causes, form a provocative and astonishingly ambitious work, for Burleigh's goal is to reverse the course of modern historiography, rescuing it from its anti-religious (and often anti-Catholic) bias.

Nastya doesn't wait for the knight in shining armor to come and rescue her, she often takes matters into own hands and works to find solutions to problems.

This is the latter, as it often is when he works with Brad Peyton, who also directed the morally repugnant San Andreas, in which Johnson's rescue pilot forsakes civilians to save his wife and daughter.

I'm working on a blog post about my takeaways from our meeting, but one thing we talked about is how we (the collective) often enter creative ventures hoping or expecting or believing that someone will rescue us.

SDHS and the county's Department of Animal Services (DAS) work hand - in - hand during emergency situations — often in partnership with the American Red Cross of San Diego / Imperial Counties — to provide relief and rescue for animal owners in harm's way.

They also work alongside humans, as they are often employed in search and rescue work, as well as sniffing drugs and prohibited items such as illegal DVDs, cigarettes and so on.

German Shepherds also make excellent search and rescue dogs, detection dogs (arson, drugs, cadaver, explosive and mines, and other things), and they are often used for police and military work.

Often shelters choose to work with rescue groups who know spit about behavior and training because those people can get the dogs into fosters and homes, rather than actual trainers whose focus is resolution of problem behaviors through training so the dog can STAY in the new home, and stay safely for all concerned, the dogs and the owners.

According to their website, Special Ones is an independent rescue in Oakville, Ontario, working mainly with cats rescued from high volume shelters, cats that more often than not have been slated for termination.

This piece is insulting to the tens of thousands of dogs in rescue, most often through no fault of their own, and insulting to the rescues / people that work tirelessly for them.

Their intelligence makes German Shepherds excellent working dogs and they are often employed as police, guard, and search - and - rescue dogs.

Because rescues often take place in rural areas where foster networks are small or nonexistent, Alboum is working to expand fostering outside cities and suburbs where it's now popular.

As a courtesy to other rescue groups outside of our area that diligently work to find homes for BC's in need, we most often refer applicants outside of our area to these rescue groups, as a perfect match can often be found closer to home.

Animal control often works with animal rescues and shelters to help stray and abused animals find new homes.

Taking Good Puppy with an adult dog is a great way to brush up your basic skills skills and we also often have rescue pups and their people join our classes for bonding and working towards building a healthy relationship.

Our rescue works very quickly, often processing applications within 24 hours.

Due to their intelligence and eagerness to work, they are often employed as police dogs, guard dogs, guide dogs for blind people, therapy dogs, and search and rescue dogs.

Also, for the person working in rescue, having to make some decisions based on paper is a difficult but often necessary evil.

Yellow Dogs are dogs who need space - they are not necessarily aggressive dogs but more often are dogs who have issues of fear; pain from recent surgery; are a rescue or shelter dog who has not yet had sufficient training or mastered obedience; are in training for work or service; are in service; or other reasons specific to the dog.

Rescue Rovers has a strong working relationship with many shelters and we often pull up to 100 dogs in a month.

Since that time however, because of their strength, intelligence, trainability, and obedience, German Shepherds around the world are often the preferred breed for many types of work, including disability assistance, search - and - rescue, police and military roles, and even acting.

Now, the couple and their team of volunteers and foster parents work to rescue, rehabilitate, and find loving forever homes for the city's stray and abandoned dogs, particularly the often misunderstood bully breeds.

They are often deployed in various roles such as police work, guarding, Search and Rescue, Therapy and in the military.

My husband manages an animal shelter, I work with a number of breed rescues, and we foster dogs often.

These days he usually works with people, often in therapy and rescue work.

We work through issues that you often find with rescued dogs, and we find the best possible fit for re-homing them.

Our team is made up of enthusiastic volunteers who work passionately to serve the underrepresented and often misunderstood niche of pocket pets in the overall rescue community and general public.

I agree with what you are saying however I work with dog rescues and often you are dealing with grown dogs, not puppies and many of these dogs have not had the proper socialization but that does not mean you can't still have a great dog.

Search - and - rescue dogs often work in chaotic environments, but not with prolonged physical contact of unfamiliar people.

Without any culinary background to speak of other than a love for chocolate (which she often eats for breakfast) she began researching the logistics behind working with a local chocolate factory to build a company whose entire mission would be to generate profits for animal rescue groups.

Euthanasia is often the most difficult aspect of rescue work.

Rescues often work hand in hand, and this case was no different.

As far as jobs in which Labrador Retrievers are often found they include: Police K9 Unit work, Bomb Sniffing Dogs, Search And Rescue, Tracking, Therapy Dogs, Seeing Eye Dogs and more recently Cancer Sniffing Dogs.

As a result of their strength, intelligence, trainability, and obedience, German Shepherds around the world are often the preferred breed for many types of work, including disability assistance, search - and - rescue, police and military roles, and even acting.

Working with shelter and rescue dogs, who often have some baggage behind them, are my favorite students.

Often overlooked for rescue, feral and fractious cats can be saved through a progressive Barn Placement Program and given a new lease on life as working cats.

The subject of developing good working relationships between animal shelters and breed rescue groups is close to my heart and what I'm asked to speak or write about most often.

She still works on average eighteen hours a day, seven days a week running the clinics and dealing with emergency rescue calls, often through the night.

Often rescue groups go one step further by agreeing to take the cat back if things don't work out.

Many Aussies come into rescue with their coats in very poor shape and a few hours spent grooming the dog often works miracles on their appearance.

Shelter and rescue workers are often working on their own donated time, so taking some of the busy work of asking for donations off of their plates will allow them to spend more time placing less adoptable kitties in homes.

Those who work in rescue see all to often the results of not planning - the older wire rescued from a garage sale held by the grandkids; a 12 - year old Airedale left at a shelter; the cat left to the daughter, who had a child with allergies.

I hear this often from fellow animal care professionals and volunteers in my work with nearly 300 shelters and rescues nationwide to place victims of cruelty and neglect from HSUS and HSI cases.

Rescue dogs often require additional work but can also be very rewarding.

Harley is often seen in support of National Mill Dog Rescue and its good works.

As part of its commitment to save, rehabilitate and rehome as many animals as possible, PAWS often works with other area rescue groups to place adoptable pets.

These intelligent dogs are often part of in police work and search - and - rescue organizations.

Those involved in animal rescue work are often exhausted and struggle financially to keep their facility up and running.

We have affiliates in most states throughout the USA, and each affiliate often has multiple Italian Greyhound Rescue Representatives working together to cover the entire geography of that state.