Sentences with phrase «safety nets for pets»

MPP - NV will start out its lifesaving efforts by strengthening the safety nets for pets in two areas of the state — Clark County and the I - 80 corridor from Washoe County to Elko County on the eastern border of Nevada.

This allows them to build coalitions that can create strong safety nets for pets.

ASP served as the safety net for the pets of domestic violence victims.

RCHS President Jim Silveira reminds us, «ASP is still the safety net for the pets of domestic violence victims.

Not exact matches

The offspring of pets which are released to county homes that allow them to have a litter are without the original safety net of the shelter that originally released the parent, a situation that represents a decline in safety for the pets.

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.

Our requirements are pretty basic: your home needs to be safe, especially safety nets on apartment windows, and you need to be willing to care for your pet until the end of his life.

«Working together, not only will we save more lives, we will have a shot at the $ 100,000 grant which would help us expand our spay / neuter program, enhance our adoption and foster programs and strengthen the safety net for our community's neediest pet - owners by expanding our pet - food pantry».

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.

The two agencies formed a working partnership in 2002 to provide a safety net of care for Richmond's homeless pets.

BAF has partnered with organizations such as ASPCA, Subaru, rescues, and shelter systems, offering successful programs for rescue and shelter support, unique adoption events, microchip marathons, free spay / neuter, and safety net services for at - risk pet owners.

Our Safety Net Program provides support to those who need help caring for their pet.

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.»

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

Our programs are focused on prevention and retention and include: Low cost spay / neuter services, trap / neuter and return for feral cats, Pet Safety Net resources to help you care for and keep your pet, rescue and adoption of orphaned dogs and cats.

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.

This company offers a bare bone no - frill plan for pet owners who only wish to have a safety net during emergency situations.

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.

As we continue to focus safety net resources outside of the shelter doors to help keep pets at home where they belong, a peek at the difference in reasons for re-homing by income is useful.

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

«The ASPCA actively supports safety net programs across the country, which enable owners to keep their pets in their own homes by providing services such as access to affordable veterinary care or help with pet - friendly housing,» Dr. Emily Weiss, vice president of research and development for the ASPCA, told The Dodo.

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.

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.

This safety net program empowers people to find new homes for their pets by connecting them with potential adopters.

A good safety net for the future is to take out pet insurance early on for your Maine Coon kitten before any conditions show themselves.

is building the resources needed to create a «safety net» for the pets of Clermont County and their owners.

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

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.

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.

From caring for a litter to rehoming their own pet to finding the owner of a stray, making the community part of those solutions expands the safety net for cats.

The program serves as a safety net when there are no other options for the pets to be cared for, thus ensuring the safety of the family and their pet.

It's a safety net in case your pet needs emergency surgery or gets cancer - lifesaving treatments for which could easily run thousands of dollars.