Sentences with phrase «shelter costs which»

An example of this type of expense is shelter costs which are not transferred when the child (ren) move (s) from one parent's residence to the other but remain fixed in each parent's household and represent duplicated expenditures.

Not exact matches

As the cost of goods continues to rise, so should the investor's dividend payments which in turn allow them to buy the same amount of basic goods such as food, shelter, clothing, and entertainment as they have in the past — if not more.

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«The bill, which protects renters living with HIV / AIDS by limiting the percentage of household income payable to shelter costs to 30 percent, would pay for itself by reducing evictions, homelessness, and health costs.

The current state shelter allowance for permanent housing is $ 215 a month for a single person, which would cover only 16 percent of the cost of a $ 1,300 a month studio apartment.

Under the contract terms, the fees were to be diverted to Rowland through the Simon Foundation, a nonprofit pet shelter that Greenberg and his wife operate in Bloomfield and which Greenberg said costs him about $ 350,000 a year in losses.

At a technical briefing after the mayor's speech, at which de Blasio took no questions, Office of Management and Budget Director Dean Fuleihan said the shelter plan wouldn't add any new costs to the city's operating budget, because cluster sites and hotels are being phased out at the same time new shelters are being opened.

The Right to Counsel Coalition estimates that half of evictions would be prevented with access to a lawyer — which could make a significant dent in the record 60,000 homeless New Yorkers currently staying in shelters at a cost of nearly $ 2 billion per year.

With the universal life policy you have a minimum premium, which covers your insurance costs and administration costs of the policy, and anything you put above that minimum premium goes into a tax sheltered savings account.

Among other legitimate shelters are charitable donations; 529 savings plans for college costs, which usually are deductible at the state level; and certain state and local municipal bonds, some of which are deductible on both state and federal taxes.

As the cost of goods continues to rise, so should the investor's dividend payments which in turn allow them to buy the same amount of basic goods such as food, shelter, clothing, and entertainment as they have in the past — if not more.

Their largest expense is rent and shelter costs, which total $ 31,123 each year.

If there is no blood, it's simply a childish boast, a call for attention, or a misconception... which, nonetheless, may cost an innocent animal a trip to the shelter or worse.

Many pet shelters, which formerly made rescued strays available at low or no cost, have transformed into pet retail outlets, charging high fees and often importing dogs from other regions or even outside the U.S. when the local supply is insufficient to meet demand.

Horneffer said the shelter, which costs about $ 1,000 daily to run, has about $ 25,000 on hand and must make some tough decisions.

We do need to take every possible precaution to keep ALL cats and kittens safe, which is a valid argument used by many «experts» for charging a substantial adoption fee; also, to offset a portion, at least, of the cost of sheltering (feeding, innoculations, exams, etc.) until adoption, many shelters have that policy.

Furkids is a non-profit animal welfare group which seeks to provide a cage - free, no - kill shelter for our rescued animals where they can experience the best care in a loving environment until they are adopted, find permanent, loving, homes for all our rescued animals, and inform the public about pet overpopulation, promote sterilization, and provide information for low - cost high - quality spay / neuter services.

This success story was made possible, in part, by generous donations to the School of Veterinary Medicine's «Compassionate Care Funds,» which are used to help families defray costs involved with treating their sick or injured animals, and to treat shelter, stray and wild animals brought to the UC Davis veterinary hospital.

The shelter's standard adoption fees, which usually cost anywhere from $ 35 to $ 250 and include full vaccinations, microchipping and spay / neuter services, will be paid by the Bissell Pet Foundation; adopters will only need to pay a City of Dearborn licensing fee of $ 8.

After all this, the original cost would have been 150 and something plus a 30 % off coupon I obtained fromthe animal shelter which wowould've made it 100 $ or so.

The first year of life also tends to be quite a bit more expensive because kittens receive a series of vaccines, and will need to be spayed or neutered (this will cut down on medical costs later in life by preventing unwanted pregnancies, reduces the risk of certain types of cancer, and prevents unwanted behavioral problems for which many cats end up unwanted in shelters).

From nearly 200 cats that were at the shelter when adoptions resumed, 19 found homes the first day, during the annual Pet Fest, which was developed to promote responsible pet ownership with low - cost vaccines and microchips and to boost adoptions through reduced fees.

A $ 75 fine (multiplied for each animal you own) will surely be cost - prohibitive to a large percentage of our city's population — which is going to spell trouble for our shelters.

The organization also operates two low - cost spay / neuter clinics, which have performed over 85,000 surgeries to date, and its own rehabilitative, no - kill shelter and a cat adoption center.

While reduced quarantine periods save ARL shelters time and money, the costs for a four - month quarantine are still about $ 1,500 per animal, which is why we appreciate and continue to ask YOU for your support to allow us to help more animals in need.

Although the county's animal control office has stopped helping pet owners who can't afford to have their pets neutered, it still offers aid for neutering in other circumstances.The office still will financially assist pet owners who want to sterilize an animal which has just had a litter, said animal control director Frankie Thorp.If a pet owner brings those puppies or kittens to the shelter in Astatula, animal control will chip in toward the cost of spaying or neutering the offspring's parent, Thorp said.

Thanks to the generous businesses that donated supplies, the puppy room makeover, which was completed this week, cost the shelter less than $ 35.

The organization also operates two low - cost spay / neuter clinics, which have performed 80,000 surgeries to date, and its own rehabilitative, no - kill shelter.

Our shelter hosts two «Spay Days» each year, in which members of the community are able to spay or neuter both domesticated or feral cats for a low cost of $ 10!

The surgery for Cyrus was made possible through donations to the School of Veterinary Medicine's «Compassionate Care Fund,» which helps families defray the costs involved in treating their sick or injured animals and to treat shelter, stray and wild animals brought to UC Davis.

The proposed San Diego Humane Society contract, which has an 18 - month term, would divert $ 1.8 million from a shelter - related fund for start - up costs and nearly $ 11 million from the city's general fund for ongoing costs.

SAAC's goal is to raise $ 10,000 for our low - cost spay and neuter programs, which prevent thousands of unwanted puppies and kittens from being born and ending up in area shelters.

Your $ 10 donation will provide a low - cost spay or neuter surgery for one dog or cat, which can prevent hundreds of unwanted puppies or kittens from being born and ending up in shelters or on the streets.

This includes proper food, vaccinations, parasite control (heartworms, fleas, ticks, intestinal parasites, etc.), licensing, adequate shelter, and veterinary care for yearly check - ups, or an after - hours medical emergency or illness, which could cost $ 500 or more.

Conversely, the cost of not altering the cats is to add 3.5 kittens per year (Nutter, Levine & Stoskopf, 2004; Pedersen, 1991) for each stray female, which at the cost to a shelter of approximately $ 250 per cat would cost a shelter almost $ 900 in husbandry expenses for those 3.5 kittens; were they not sheltered, the kittens would be expected to have 75 % mortality (Table 1).

Stop Littering Program Your $ 75 donation will provide a low - cost spay or neuter surgery for one cat and your $ 110 donation will provide this surgery for one dog, which can prevent hundreds of unwanted puppies or kittens from being born and ending up in shelters or on the streets.

Serving the community since 1927, the Baltimore Humane Society operates a no - kill animal shelter for dogs, cats, rabbits, and other small mammals; a low - cost spay / neuter clinic and pet wellness center for the public; and a pet cemetery on our property called the Nicodemus Memorial Park, which offers funeral, burial, and cremation services as well as free pet bereavement services that are open to all (not just clients of the cemetery.)

SAAC's goal for the BIG Day of Giving is to raise $ 12,000 for our low - cost spay and neuter programs, which prevent thousands of unwanted puppies and kittens from being born and ending up in area shelters.

Vet treatment for our rescue dogs including spay / neuter procedure, vaccinations, deworming, microchipping, transport, volunteer time and gas and often repayment to original shelter, which total costs us roughly $ 350 — $ 400 per dog or puppy.

We do ask a small fee for accepting your animal, which helps us with the cost of vet care and feeding for the time the animal is in our shelter.

Getting a dog from a shelter has a number of advantages, the most obvious of which is the cost.

Some animal shelters also offer low - cost «fix and release» programs which sterilize feral cats and then return them to their barns.

The simple fact is that shelters and rescues are not held to the same veterinary, health, transparency or warranty standards as pet stores — which means that replacing pet stores with rescues and shelters may cost consumers if their pet gets ill.

Monthly donors provide a reliable income for the Shelter which aids us in effective planning and reduces administration costs.

Pulls fees are charged to rescue groups to cover the costs of spay and neuter and microchips which our city shelter provides for animals prior to being released to rescue.

The organization also operates two low - cost spay / neuter clinics, which have performed 80,000 surgeries to date, its own no - kill cat shelter and a rehabilitative, no - kill shelter for dogs and cats.

Equally important, cats who are eligible for a community cat program are exempt from the mandatory five - day hold period, which is a significant cost savings for animal shelters and taxpayers alike.

While we have raised $ 1,300,000 of the construction costs already and have financing in place for the balance, we are focused on raising money to diminish the amount financed, which in turn, will lower monthly operating costs of the new shelter.

Because, for some reason, breeders only breed to make money, but then they dump the litter that will make them money at a shelter, which probably actually cost them money to do.

This is because the outer ends of each of the sets of the overall cost - effectiveness estimates represented unlikely situations, the equivalents of which we did not consider for shelters.