Sentences with phrase «said more foster homes»
Jim Spalding said more foster homes are needed to help house the animals.
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During peak breeding months, the shelter may have up to 500 kittens in foster homes and more than 40 in its nursery, says Bianca Cao, the shelter's neonate coordinator.
«With millions of dogs waiting in shelters and foster homes every day for a loving home, I had to do something more than share a Facebook post to help,» Wigglebutt Warriors founder, Carol Bryant said.
«We are really looking for fosters and people who can give temporary homes to these animals, as we are taking in more animals then we have room for at our shelter,» Picard said.
Instead, these pets are now safely in foster homes, said Kiska Icard, Sonoma Humane Society's executive director — who spoke to The Huffington Post as she was heading over to the fairgrounds to take over for some other animal workers, who'd been up for more than two days straight
While foster homes are still integral to the raising of young kittens, Renee says having the nursery provides the ability to save more kittens than through foster homes alone.
«Currently, we have more than 600 cats and kittens in our care within our ICUs, hospital and up for adoption as well as in our foster hero homes,» said Bretta Nelson, spokesperson for the agency.
«We could save so many more animals if we just had enough foster homes,» said Taylor Brand, founder of Rescue Me!
Saying goodbye can be the most difficult part of fostering, but remember that we always have more kittens who need wonderful foster homes.
«The more we are able to facilitate the basic needs of shelters, like Pet Project Rescue, the more they can focus on what they do best — fostering abandoned animals and helping them find their forever homes,» said Mark Hughes, national sales and marketing manager of Pet Care Systems, makers of Swheat Scoop.
First Nations child advocate Cindy Blackstock said the first numbers she homed in on were that Indigenous children account for more than half the kids under 4 — a critical development age — who are in foster care.
DCYF said in October that the state needs more foster families after a survey found a high number of teens being put into group homes and shelters.