Sentences with phrase «shelter system where»

Are they immediately confiscated to where they end up in the overcrowded shelter system where death is a likely option?

It also limits the number of animals entering the shelter system where there are limited financial resources and space.

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And they've also redesigned all the pump stations so they can operate during a hurricane, by installing alternative fuel supplies, better communication systems and places where the workers can go when they need shelter during a storm.

Their headquarters facility is a pick up location for food for low income families through a local partnership; Tri-Valley works with a homeless shelter in Crookston, MN to transport families to Grand Forks, ND, to an event where resources are provided for them; and they have contracted with several healthcare systems and facilities to provide rides for clients and patients.

Instead of rewarding animal control officers for creating good outcomes for the owners and animals by offering assistance when needed or for scanning for microchips in the field so animals can get back home, the rewards system is now put in place to encourage animal control officers to bring animals back to the shelter where a large percentage of them end up dying.

Yet the current animal control system and even misguided animal welfare organizations believe that taking feral cats to shelters, where nearly 100 percent of them will be killed, is more humane then leaving cats to live outdoors.

If you want to rescue animals, work with a real rescue, you can volunteer and foster and work within the system with trained professionals and help a lot of dogs, especially with fostering, where every kennel that is opened by there being a foster home means another dog can be rescued from the shelter.

As more people are waking up to the reality of where pet store puppies come from, they are choosing not to support this cruel system, opting to adopt shelter pets instead.

Going forward, the Low Cost Vet Mobile's location will alternate between Animal Care & Control's Manhattan and Brooklyn locations, where it will provide assistance to pet owners at two of the busiest points of entry to the New York City shelter system.

A state where abandoned and homeless animals are not left out of shelter and rescue systems due to overcrowding.

Kittens under 10 weeks or so are placed in foster care, where they can learn all about living with a family and their immune systems have a chance to develop before coming to the shelter to find their forever homes.

Reading Programs, co-sponsored by FOTAS and the Aiken County Regional Library System, where children five years old and up get to build their reading confidence in 20 - minute reading sessions with adoptable shelter animals and having fun while they are doing this.

The goal of our Fur Keeps division is to keep pets at home where they belong, and prevent healthy and adoptable animals from entering the shelter / rescue system.

In those areas where a coordinated system has been actively supported by animal shelters and the veterinary community, pets, pet guardians and the shelters themselves have benefited.

This type of informed legislation, along with programs like the Community Cats Projects, which are operating in four cities, not only facilitate the establishment of no - kill sheltering policies, they directly address the long - term objective of creating sustainable no - kill communities, where the community as a whole is an extension of a lifesaving shelter system, and the public is a partner in ensuring the safety of all animals.

We at Aussie Rescue are working partners with all three San Diego County shelters, where we are called upon to take in dogs who have medical needs, puppies that are too young to be adopted out through the shelter system, and any dog who needs to be re-homed.

But before we dig further into the philosophy, how it works and what it takes to achieve it, it's important to understand how our nation's sheltering system evolved and got us to this point where most of us who love animals are no longer satisfied with the status quo.

In 1934, Camp 1636 was established at Ecola State Park, where the CCC worked hard to improve roads, build water systems, construct picnic tables and trails, build restrooms and shelters, build the caretaker's house, and lay stonework that is still noticeable in the park today.

Imagine knowing how your city or state will cope with drier and warmer conditions over the next 30 years; imagine getting a tornado warning an hour in advance providing an opportunity to get your family properly sheltered; imagine being able to evacuate only those coastal residents that will be directly impacted by a hurricane and not unnecessarily clearing hundreds of miles of the coast; imagine being able to tell a fire incident manager where the fire front will be in 6 hrs; imagine airline routing system that knows where a squall line will be in 12 hrs and the resulting efficiency in airport acceptance rates; or imagine air quality predictions that would allow the time for special precautions to be taken for those at risk.