Sentences with phrase «safe pet population»

Napa Humane promotes a healthy and safe pet population by providing low cost vaccinations and microchipping for dogs and cats — and microchipping for rabbits.

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Although we do not rescue pets, we help keep the shelter population down and pets safe by keeping them at home.

Annie's Orphans currently has a maximum capacity of 70 dogs and has become a safe - haven for the abandoned, neglected, and abused pet population throughout the greater Four Corners area.

Early neutering in dogs and cats is a safe and effective means of pet population control.

We have spayed / neutered as many as 5,000 pets per year, microchipped over 20,000 animals, and provided affordable vaccinations to many thousands of companion animals in order to keep our pet population healthy and safe.

According to the American Veterinary Medical Association, spaying and neutering is one of the most effective ways to reduce the homeless pet population and is safe for puppies and kittens as young as eight to 10 weeks old.

Since nutraceuticals are made from herbal or botanical raw materials and are considered by the population to be safer, it's no wonder why pet parents are giving them to their pets.

P.A.W.S. Mission: To improve the lives of unwanted and abandoned animals by providing a safe and humane shelter environment; promoting successful adoptions and pet owner education; and reducing the animal population of Dearborn County by sponsoring spay / neuter programs.

To improve the lives of unwanted and abandoned animals by providing a safe and humane shelter environment; promoting successful adoptions and pet owner education; and reducing the animal population of Dearborn County by sponsoring spay / neuter programs.

Each individual pet has unique medical considerations, and while these medications are safe for the majority of the pet population as listed, there are significant exceptions!

We have pioneered a new way to save lives, reduce shelter populations and end needless euthanasia by keeping family pets safe at home with their families and out of the shelters.

Since Heart of America Humane Society is a 100 percent volunteer organization, we rely on our local community to support our efforts to provide safe and healthy foster homes for the animals in our care and reduce the local stray pet population.

Both procedures are safe, important to controlling the pet population and sure to deliver lifelong benefits for your community, yourself and your pet.

No - roam bylaws can serve to improve the welfare of pet cats, help to decrease the influx of pets into the homeless cat population, and provide a safer environment for birds.

Spaying or neutering, performed painlessly under general anesthesia, is the best and safest way to stop adding to the pet population.

Choosing to adopt rather than shop helps to reduce the homeless pet population by keeping cats out of shelters, off the streets, and into safe and caring homes.