Sentences with phrase «reunited with their owners only»

Cats without microchips were reunited with their owners only 1.8 % of the time, whereas microchipped cats went back home 38.5 % of the time.

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Only 42 % of these dogs were successfully reunited with their owners.

According to the American Humane Association, only 2 % of lost cats and 15 % of lost dogs are reunited with their owners.

Fortunately, it was only a few minutes before the dog's owner found us, and we were able to reunite Pet with Pet - Parent!

Practical ways to reduce this rate include: spay & neuter your pets; properly id your pets (even indoors - only pets can accidentally escape) so that a lost pet can be reunited with you; when moving, put a temporary tag on your pet with a phone number of someone who will know how to reach you; keep licenses current — this funds the shelters and license information is used to reunite pets with their owners.

According to the ASPCA, approximately 3.4 million cats enter shelters every year in the US — and of those, only 100,000 are reunited with owners, another 1.3 million are adopted — and a...

Both tags and microchips are only effective in reuniting a lost pet with his owner when the owner's contact information is accurate.

Twice as many cats are dumped in shelters compared to dogs, and whereas 68 per cent of stray dogs are reunited with their owners, only 10 per cent of cats are returned home.

(Battersea Press Release) Only 30 per cent of stray dogs that have arrived at Battersea Dogs & Cats Home since the beginning of the year were able to be reunited with their worried owners.

A study by the National Council on Pet Population Study and Policy found that animal shelters only reunited two percent of impounded cats with their owners.

Less than 2 % of cats entering shelters were reunited with their owners, and only 53 % of lost cats were ever found.

With only 30 days until it is compulsory for every dog in England, Scotland and Wales to be microchipped, the world - famous rescue centre has revealed the difficulties it faces reuniting lost pets with their ownWith only 30 days until it is compulsory for every dog in England, Scotland and Wales to be microchipped, the world - famous rescue centre has revealed the difficulties it faces reuniting lost pets with their ownwith their owners.

Only 2 percent of cats and 15 percent of dogs without tags or microchips will be reunited with their owners, states the American Humane Association.

If it comes into the shelter the cat has only a 5 % chance of every getting reunited with its owner.

We are the only registration company that does not require a microchip because visual recognition is still the number one way pets are retrieved and reunited with their owners.

Unfortunately, only 15 % of dogs and 2 % of cats were reunited with their owners.

It is important to realize that only 5 % of lost pets that are not wearing identification ever get reunited with their owners.

Only 15 - 30 percent of dogs that are lost are reunited with their owners and for cats the numbers fall to less than 5 percent.

Despite all of the hard work we do to reunite animals with their families, cats are rarely reclaimed and dogs have only a 30 % chance of going home with their original owners.

And while only approximately 22 percent of lost dogs that enter animal shelters are reunited with their families, the return - to - owner rate for micro chipped dogs is over 52 percent, a staggering 238 percent increase!

Cats entering traditional animal pounds and shelters have only three possible outcomes: being adopted, reunited with an owner, or killed.

Did you know that in 2012, only 5 % of stray cats and 26 % of stray dogs that entered the Canadian shelter system were reunited with their owners?

It was always heartwarming to see owners reunited with their pets, but most often this only happened with microchipped pets.

Statistics show that «owned» cats turned in to shelters only have a three percent chance of eventually reuniting with their owners.

A microchip is effective in reuniting a lost pet with his owner only when the owner's contact information in the microchip database is accurate.

Not only is the night of July 4th one of the most confusing and frightening for our furriest family that simply don't understand the barrage of explosions from every direction, July 5th is the busiest day of the year for animal shelters trying to reunite lost dogs with their owners.

I can only see this being the same case for the proper Xbox One version, and now it's also time Playstation owners to be reunited with Burnout Paradise offline and online too.