Sentences with phrase «shelter space becomes»

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When the shelter is filled to capacity, yet there is an animal needing a safe place to stay until space in the shelter becomes available

Wings of Rescue has become the leading transporter of pets flying our regular transports between overcrowded shelters to shelters with empty kennel space and guaranteed safety and our lifesaving flights in times of emergency.

Dogs, cats, puppies and kittens who are not adopted most often live terrible, short lives in shelter kennels, or are often euthanized because they become scared, unhappy and aggressive living in the shelter — and there is simply no more space for them as more animals are brought in.

Established in 1910 to enforce animal cruelty laws, in 2004 the Humane Society of Tampa Bay became a no - kill for space shelter committed to finding permanent homes for every adoptable animal in its charge.

«Inmate handlers learn to take responsibility for taking care of a dog and learning the specific job skills and life skills required in that, and the dogs become adoptable and hopefully find new homes and free up space in the shelters.»

Some of the USDA breeders» documented violations included: puppies caged outside in freezing weather; sick or injured dogs who hadn't been seen by a vet; puppies caged on wire flooring with spaces wide enough for their legs to pass through the wire and become entrapped; inadequate sanitation, rusty cages in disrepair; severely matted or underweight dogs; improper medications on hand to treat or prevent disease; and outdoor runs without shelters large enough for the dogs to escape the sun, wind, or rain.

The Pennsylvania SPCA offers an owner surrender program for pets that meet certain criteria as space in our shelter becomes available.

Members of the Club will come from the local Alameda county municipal shelters as space becomes available.

Often forced to euthanize animals for lack of space, AHS became a primary target of ACN, whose founders strongly endorsed a no - kill philosophy and were seeking to improve the situation by fostering and placing animals for adoption, funding low - cost spay / neuter, providing a pet food assistance program, and sponsoring transports of animals to shelters in the North and Midwest.

While volunteering at local rescues after moving to LA, Lesley quickly became aware of the devastating number of healthy, family - friendly dogs that were being euthanized in the shelters due to lack of space.

While ACS and its partners are committed to becoming a no - kill community — meaning they will not euthanize a healthy, adoptable pet to make shelter space — Lisa Norwood, ACS public information officer, says it's important for people to know that no - kill does not mean an animal will never be euthanized.

Wheels of Hope allows ACC to move animals out of their facilities more quickly, creating space for additional animals arriving at their shelters and reducing the chances that these pets will become ill.

The people weren't waiting for space inside what would become a massive emergency shelter.

Dogs are placed into foster homes because the shelters are becoming too full and running out of a space for every dog that enters.