Sentences with phrase «shelter deaths which»

NAIA President Patti Strand said the study shows «tremendous progress» in eradicating dog overpopulation and substantially reducing the number of shelter deaths which occurred in the past due to indiscriminate or accidental breeding.

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In the 1970 film «Gim me Shelter,» filmmakers Albert and David Maysles document the 1969 concert at Altamont which resulted in the stabbing the death of a teenager.

The order, which went into effect on Jan. 5, is meant to ensure that homeless individuals are directed to shelter when subjected to weather that can cause hypothermia, serious injury and death, according to a release from Cuomo's office.

The purpose of an A-B trust arrangement (also called a «marital and bypass trust combination») is to enable both spouses to use the applicable estate tax exemption upon their deaths, which shelters more assets from federal estate taxes.

Santina accompanied him during his toughest moments, which is why he couldn't turn away once he witnessed the suffering and death of the shelter animals.

«We got an anonymous call Thursday saying the dogs were at their owners» house,» said Jerry Swanger, Deltona Animal Control manager.The dogs - which a Volusia circuit judge sentenced to death last month because of their aggression toward people and because they have killed five cats - disappeared Oct. 31 from the shelter, where workers found a lock cut and a kennel door pried open.

· Labeling of all prescription medication dispensed to animal owners be labeled in accordance with state and federal law · Requiring all animal shelters operating and providing veterinary services in South Carolina be subjected to the regulation of the South Carolina Board of Veterinary Medical Examiners · Veterinarians providing veterinary services in animal shelters prepare written or electronic records concerning the animals in their respective care and maintain these for a minimum of three years · Animal shelters prepare and maintain records documenting the number of animals admitted to the facility and the method by which those animals exit the facility, whether by adoption, fostering, natural death, euthanasia, transfer to another state, or other means of discharge · Establishes a study committee for animal care and welfare issues in South Carolina · A mobile practice affiliated with, operated by, or supported by a public or private nonprofit animal shelter is prohibited from operating within eyesight of the nearest privately owned veterinarian practice.

The biggest problem we have in rescue is the battle of overcrowding in shelters (i.e. lack of space for these dogs) which leads to their death.

The problem is that there are so many breeding indiscriminately that we have millions sitting in shelters waiting to die a slow, agonizing death, including thousands of purebred dogs who are victims of the breeding industry, which produces many more dogs than there are owners willing to pay high prices for a dog.

Goddard's Law makes it a fifth degree felony to knowingly cause serious physical harm to a companion animal, which is defined as activities involving a substantial risk of death, a partial or permanent incapacity, long - term pain, or deprivation of food, water and shelter.

A huge component to making any city a No Kill City is the ability to take in and care for animals with treatable medical conditions which are often death sentences at traditional shelters: something as simple as ringworm up to animals in need of intensive care.

At the Peninsula Regional Animal Shelter which serves the area, for example, 1,939 cats either died or were killed out of 2,970, a 65 % death rate.

Nathan Winograd says «After my November debate with PETA's attorney at the University of Virginia Law School, in which (they) argued that animals were better off dead and that shelters should do little more than kill them, I argued that they had a right to live and shelters should be more than death camps.

According to Thursday's KTLA News, some employees at the San Bernardino City Shelter have expressed concerns about the number of dogs dying from the disease, buy they claim that they are being threatened with losing their jobs if they speak publicly about the distemper outbreak which is believed to be responsible for at least 80 canine deaths.

In 2016, more than 6,300 cats and kittens were killed in Utah shelters, which constituted about 79 percent of all shelter deaths in the state.

Our Humane Society of the United States - SC Chapter, Kim Kelly, called and spoke to County Administrator, Ron Munnerlyn on current best practices for operating an animal shelter which include not euthanizing when there are empty kennels and that heartworm disease is not a death sentence.

with multiple medical problems, each of which might equal a death sentence in a traditional shelter.

Yet under the proposed regulations, if PETA sterilizes animals for the public (which it does), sends animals to their deaths at local pounds (which it does), and occasionally tweets about a dog (which it does), it would meet the proposed regulatory definition of a «private shelter.»

And since animals can die in shelter care for many reasons, some of which are the shelter's fault and some aren't, it doesn't make sense to lump those deaths all together and count them against the shelter.

Even though as Davidson County inspection reports for 2006 - 2009 reveal, there have been numerous leaks from the chamber or carbon monoxide gas cylinders, meaning the county's shelter staff are exposed to deadly carbon monoxide gas which even at low levels can cause illness, disease, mental impairment, and even death.

Given that the number one cause of death for healthy dogs and cats in the U.S. is the local animal shelter, we need to reform shelters, keep animals from entering them, and get animals out of there when they do, not pass laws which empower those who kill them to impound even more.

To end the killing, we need to regulate shelters and mandate how they operate in the same way we regulate hospitals and other agencies which hold the power over life and death.

As a result, they are oftentimes either euthanized, taken to a municipal shelter where they can be euthanized for free, which adds cost to taxpayers who ultimately provide the funds to run these facilities, or the pets are sent home to die a painful death.

The goal was to create a local shelter to offer clemency for nuisance dogs that ordinarily would be sent to the county shelter in Astatula, which is considered by South Lake Animal League representatives to be an animal death sentence.

Lesser alternatives like carbon monoxide or carbon dioxide gas chambers (gas chambers), which can virtually never provide a stress and pain free death, must therefore never be used in shelter settings.

Because the term refers to a whole host of breeds and mixes, shelter workers and city officials often wrongfully label dogs as pit bulls, which can mean a death sentence for the animal involved.

Turning away a person, who has no where else to go, in deadly cold conditions, by a person or persons in charge of a shelter specifically set up to protect such people, and which resulted in the unsurprising death of that individual, sounds a lot like homicide to me.

As of May 1, 2013, the New Zealand Registrar of Births, Deaths and Marriages has a list of 77 permanently banned names which includes «Lucifer», «Sex Fruit», and «Anal» (surprisingly, the names «Benson» and «Hedges» conferred upon twins a few years ago made it through, as did «Number 16 Bus Shelter»).

A county special review found that the former top executive of the Broward County Animal Care and Control shelter altered 218 dog and cat death records over a two - year period to «owner requested,» which made it appear that the...