Sentences with phrase «safety nets for animal»

Response Partners also can act as safety nets for animal victims rescued by the ASPCA by helping them find loving homes.

We're proud to serve as the safety net for the animals in our community, providing relief to the animals, people and shelters that need our help.

Over the past two years, thanks to the multitude of resources the merger provided, PAWS has been able to expand its reach and increase its accessibility as San Diego's safety net for animal lovers in need of support.

«We feel the obligation to be the safety net for all animals in San Diego County,» says Dr. Gary Weitzman, President and CEO of the San Diego Humane Society, whose leadership launched the Getting to Zero Initiative in 2012.

It provides a safety net for animals in our community and beyond.

While the idea should continue to be presented as an opportunity to provide a bigger safety net for animals, it should not prevent a positive change to help shelters save more lives while we wait for the idea to gain acceptance.

It will not only drive down intake, but also expand the community's social safety net for animals, and leave more room and time for pets in the shelter, all of which will increase lifesaving.

The relationships and networking within the animal welfare system formed a strong safety net for the animals.

Today, in 2017, we have saved over 90,000 animals thanks to a wonderful community and can proudly say that we have created a true safety net for the animals.

«We're in a position right now in animal welfare to be witnessing and contributing to a social transformation, from a society that accepted shelters as a place that collected, held and disposed of animals in the community, to one that expects shelters to provide a temporary social safety net for animals to get placed into new homes, and for those that are suffering, to be cared for and shown mercy when it's appropriate,» said Battista.

Not exact matches

So perhaps friendship serves as a safety net for a variety of animals.

San Diego Humane Society offers San Diegans a wide range of programs and services that strengthen the human - animal bond, prevent cruelty / neglect, provide medical care, educate the community on the humane treatment of animals and provide safety net services for all pet families needing assistance with keeping their pets.

Stanley did voice his opinion about being separated from his safety net, his home, while at the George Whittell Animal Hospital for his neuter, so he was really happy when his family picked him up that afternoon.

Still, even for those dogs, and owners, without means, there is the People's Dispensary for Sick Animals, or PDSA, which serves as a safety net, providing free veterinary services for the poor.

You can help by walking dogs, providing a temporary residence for pets by fostering an animal in your home, assisting the SNAP (Safety Net Assistance Program) with their food outreach to persons receiving meal assistance or making regular monetary donations to help support the pets.

has worked to provide a safety net for Austin's most vulnerable animals.

Visiting these communities allows us to begin positive relationships with those who may have never heard of Animal Humane and, through our Spay / Neuter and Safety Net program, we are able to become a pet care resource for those who need us most.»

Under contract with Greenwood County, the Humane Society of Greenwood's animal care professionals operate the Greenwood County Animal Shelter, the safety net for any lost, abandoned, or relinquished companion animal in Greenwood Canimal care professionals operate the Greenwood County Animal Shelter, the safety net for any lost, abandoned, or relinquished companion animal in Greenwood CAnimal Shelter, the safety net for any lost, abandoned, or relinquished companion animal in Greenwood Canimal in Greenwood County.

The city animal shelter is the safety net for Kansas City's lost, stray and abused pets.

Meanwhile, our «safety net» program in partnership with Los Angeles County has arranged for over 700 spay / neuter surgeries for pets at risk of being relinquished to the Baldwin Park and Downey shelters, subsidized in part by funding from the Los Angeles County Animal Care Foundation.

They have a wide array of programs intended for the humane treatment of animals including Targeted Spay / Neuter, Low - Cost Veterinary Clinic, Feral Freedom, Angel Fund, Pets For Life, Teaching Animals and Inmates Life Skills (TAILS), Mega Adoption Events, Pet Food Bank, Safety Net, Pet Haven, and the Sulzbacher Center Partnershfor the humane treatment of animals including Targeted Spay / Neuter, Low - Cost Veterinary Clinic, Feral Freedom, Angel Fund, Pets For Life, Teaching Animals and Inmates Life Skills (TAILS), Mega Adoption Events, Pet Food Bank, Safety Net, Pet Haven, and the Sulzbacher Center Partnanimals including Targeted Spay / Neuter, Low - Cost Veterinary Clinic, Feral Freedom, Angel Fund, Pets For Life, Teaching Animals and Inmates Life Skills (TAILS), Mega Adoption Events, Pet Food Bank, Safety Net, Pet Haven, and the Sulzbacher Center PartnershFor Life, Teaching Animals and Inmates Life Skills (TAILS), Mega Adoption Events, Pet Food Bank, Safety Net, Pet Haven, and the Sulzbacher Center PartnAnimals and Inmates Life Skills (TAILS), Mega Adoption Events, Pet Food Bank, Safety Net, Pet Haven, and the Sulzbacher Center Partnership.

I searched online for animal - related volunteer opportunities in Manhattan and came across Animal Care & Control's «Safety Net» program, now called «Pets for Life NYC.&animal - related volunteer opportunities in Manhattan and came across Animal Care & Control's «Safety Net» program, now called «Pets for Life NYC.&Animal Care & Control's «Safety Net» program, now called «Pets for Life NYC.»

Among other programs currently available to these pet owners are the Safety Net / Pets for Life NYC program, low - cost vet care at the Humane Society of New York Veterinary Hospital in Manhattan, and the Bensonhurst Low Cost Animal Clinic in Brooklyn.

And representatives from several organizations, such as Safety Net and the Animal Relief Fund (ARF), that provide assistance to pet owners struggling to provide for their pets during these difficult economic times, will be on hand with information about available resources in NYC.

Animal Humane offers many services that serve as «safety nets» for pet owners.

These new burdens, inflicted on the very people who are doing the most to help cats in their communities, will force many to stop caring for these animals, or at least force them to care for fewer cats, with the net result being more cats left to fend for themselves and fewer people able to provide them with any kind of safety net at all.

Founded in 1992, PIGS Animal Sanctuary is a true safety - net for a variety of animals, including potbelly and farm pigs, horses, turkeys, donkeys, cats, dogs, goats, and a partially blind cow.

We are also a safety net for thousands of Fresno County animals as we work long hours to send dogs to our rescue partners both local and beyond.

Fresno Humane Animal Services is committed to playing a key role in the safety net for homeless animals by coordinating with reputable 501 (c) 3 animal rescues across the state and bAnimal Services is committed to playing a key role in the safety net for homeless animals by coordinating with reputable 501 (c) 3 animal rescues across the state and banimal rescues across the state and beyond.

In Los Angeles, the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals» Animal Safety Net program has housed more than 330 such pets since 1998, some from as far as Florida.

Fresno Humane Animal Services is committed to playing a key role in the safety net for homeless animals by coordinating with reputable

And KHS is providing safety net programming for pet owners, including a Pet Help Line that offers advice on common behavior issues and referrals for local pet food banks and low - cost veterinary care and some funding for owned animal medical care.

Provides funds for our Community Animal Safety Net Program to be used to help keep pets in their homes and out of the shelter.

San Diego Humane Society offers San Diegans a wide range of programs and services to «Inspire Compassion» in their community, prevent cruelty / neglect, provide medical care, educate the community on the humane treatment of animals and provide safety net services for all pet families needing assistance with keeping their pets.

Whether preventing cruelty / neglect, providing low - cost community spay / neuter, rehabilitating wildlife or providing safety net services for all pet families needing assistance with keeping their pets, San Diego Humane Society is committed to meeting the varied needs of animals and the people who love them.

Areas of focus for safety net programs vary, ranging from pet food banks to financial assistance for veterinary bills to temporary housing for animals.

Although the animal protection movement has long perpetuated the fiction that our nation's shelters provide a humane and compassionate safety net of care for our nation's homeless animals, the facts tell a very different, very tragic, story.

Shelters are supposed to be the safety net for the neediest animals in a community, and given the inherently uncertain and changing nature of life, there will always be a need for animal shelters in the same way there will always be a need for public service agencies that care for orphaned abandoned or needy children, regardless of how many spay and neuter surgeries are done in a community.

Animal rescuers and shelter volunteers are compassionate people who open their hearts and homes to provide a safety - net for animals others may have abandoned and whom our dysfunctional shelters betray even further by killing.

The Homeless Animal Hospital project provides a safety net for dogs like Pablo.

Alice is particularly interested in helping to establish and foster collaborative relationships and programs that provide a safety net for marginalized animals.

In years past, it was a common practice for certain rescue groups that specialize in providing a safety net for old, sick, injured and «used up» puppy mill dogs to attend secretive breeders» auctions to buy these sad, broken animals, often for pocket change (literally).

The collaborative partnership among the Animatch network of animal welfare groups has created a safety net that provides a second chance for hundreds of adoptable dogs in Massachusetts.