Sentences with phrase «shelters by»

I've made it my goal to reduce the numbers of dogs killed in shelters by teaching people how to do a better job of getting a dog they will want to keep, and how to breed responsibly.

PRM pulls animals from shelters to prevent unnecessary euthanasia and helps keep dogs and cats out of shelters by working directly with owners to rehome their pets.

In Los Angeles, Best Friends leads the No - Kill Los Angeles (NKLA) Coalition, which is focused on ending the killing of dogs and cats in L.A. city shelters by 2017.

SpayNeuterOhio is an all - volunteer 501 (c) 3 tax - exempt organization whose mission is to reduce the number of free - roaming stray animals and animals euthanized in shelters by providing low - cost spay / neuter access in Stark County, Harrison County, Jefferson County and eventually throughout Ohio via the RASCAL low - cost mobile surgical unit and other means.

The most common cat management policy in the U.S. is to impound cats reported or brought to shelters by residents and to ignore the cats that do not generate concern.

Bonney Brown is the president and founder of Humane Network, which works with animal welfare organizations across the U.S. to dramatically improve live release rates for dogs and cats entering shelters by employing sustainable, responsible lifesaving strategies.

We are committed to decreasing the number of animals euthanized annually in city and county shelters by focusing our efforts on rescue, adoption, medical services, education, and training.

Our goal is to save treatable, trainable, manageable and misdiagnosed animals from San Diego shelters by providing a system of transport, training, fostering and adoption.

ACPB's efforts center on improving positive outcomes in L.A. city animal shelters by providing support and programming, rescue and adoption, community education and support to increase owner retention, and offering targeted spay / neuter programs.

We reduce the deaths of unwanted pets at local shelters by working together with the community to reduce the feral cat population.

Anti-breeding campaigners obscure the progress made in reducing the number of dogs killed in shelters by combining dog and cat numbers and by implying that they are all former pets that are now dumped and dying because no one wants them.

We ensure that low - income pet owners can afford spay / neuter services and help keep less adoptable pets out of town shelters by taking on more difficult placements.

Sterilization directly impacts the number of animals who are killed in our nation's shelters by reducing the number of pets entering shelters and freeing up homes for homeless pets who are already born.

We are committed to reducing the amount of animals killed daily in overcrowded shelters by providing programs to help.

We believe that together with you, we can end the killing of homeless pets in America's shelters by 2025.

Help cats already in shelters by providing supplies such as cat toys and beds... making them happier and calmer, and more likely to find a forever home

Thanks to the campaign's focus on increasing spay and neuter surgeries by offering free and low - cost options, there has been a 15 % increase in spay / neuter surgeries which has helped decrease intake at alliance member shelters by 38 percent, about 32,000 animals.

DELAND — A countywide plan designed to reduce the number of animals killed in shelters by offering a cash incentive for sterilizing pets won preliminary approval Thursday from the Volusia County Council.

Its mission is to reduce the amount of animals euthanized at county shelters by rescuing, rehabilitating and re-homing animals that would otherwise potentially be put to sleep due to over-crowding and the limited resources at the shelters.

DAWG Santa Barbara's mission is to reduce the rate of euthanasia in the Santa Barbara County shelters by providing the medical care and training many dogs need for a second chance at life.

We are part of a bigger movement across our nation to end the killing of homeless animals in shelters by the year 2025.

Prevent dogs and cats from being surrendered to animal shelters by their families due to the lack of support and / or resources.

The program has created a win / win situation for the transfer partner shelters by allowing them to place animals that otherwise would have been euthanized.

Our mission is to reduce the number of animals entering into our shelters by providing education and resources to those who need them.

You can help shelters by volunteering your skills as a trainer and working with the dogs.

Because of my efforts to expose the killing by PETA, the embrace of abusive shelters by HSUS, and the ASPCA sending needy animals to the pound to be killed, defenders of these groups have maligned me.

Some have been trapped by local animal control jurisdictions, some have been surrendered to local shelters by their owners but are considered unadoptable as «house cats» due to lack of socialization (often times from hoarding situations where there were too many cats to socialize and care for).

We are committed to reduce the amount of animals killed daily in overcrowded shelters by providing programs to help.

Mahle is used to sleeping in his truck: Twice a month he leaves his wife and home in Zanesville, Ohio, to drive a familiar route through the Deep South, making stops in Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama to pick up dogs that have been removed from «death row» at high - kill shelters by local rescue groups.

He works miracles in saving death - row cats in shelters by helping them get over their fears and increase their self - esteem, and coaching them to «work it» with potential adopters.»

City of Santa Fe Professional Animal Care Permit # 18 - 004 As a «Second Chance» Organization, FELINES & FRIENDS NEW MEXICO works with the Santa Fe and Espanola shelters by accepting special needs cats, such as kittens who are too young for placement or need to be socialized, and adults who have health or behavioral issues, most of which can be resolved with loving attention and time.

There is the perception that shelter dogs are inherently bad, but some are runaways, and others are placed in shelters by owners who are unable to care for them.

NATIONWIDE & WORLDWIDE - CATS / DOGS ALL BREEDS Petfinder.org - rescues, spca's and pounds 1 -800-SAVE-A-PET - rescue groups by Zip Code PETS911 - Local rescues and shelters by zip code Creatures.com - worldwide Creatures - state by state Robin's FYI - rescues and pounds, state by state Adopapet.com - worldwide directory Adoptapet.com - national directories Hugs for Homeless Animals - worldwide Lairds Rescue Breed Rescue List - nationwide - many outdated

In short, to really fix the problem of so many animals being abused, abandoned and killed in shelters by the hundreds of thousands every year we need very tough laws and a lot of education.

The mission of the Pawmetto Lifeline Spay / Neuter Clinic to reduce the number of animals euthanized in municipal shelters by preventing unwanted litters.

The Philadelphia No - Kill Coalition is a collective of animal welfare agencies working together to end the killing of savable pets in shelters by helping struggling owners keep their pets as cherished family members and increasing rescue, adoption, and foster placements for pets with nowhere else to go.

SeaWorld ® and Busch Gardens ® have long supported local animal shelters by helping to spread awareness for their cause, providing homes for animals in need, and providing financial and in - kind support.

Little Shelter assists other shelters by taking in some of their animals, thereby allowing them to rescue more homeless and unwanted animals.

LTCR is devoted to supporting overcrowded shelters by offering Rescue to dogs at risk, placing them in passionate foster homes and finding their ideal lifelong family.

Our Mission Statement: The Spay Spa is dedicated to decreasing pet overpopulation and euthanasia of unwanted companion animals in shelters by providing affordable, high quality, spay, neuter, and wellness services to animal owners and rescuers in Southeast Louisiana.

At CCHS, we strive to help local shelters by taking animals from their facilities and placing them in foster homes.

That research has led many to question whether or not we're doing a disservice to dogs in shelters by attempting to identify their breeds — and they may well be right.

As detailed below, the city of Berkeley and San Diego County have reduced the euthanasia rates for all cats brought to their shelters by about 50 % since free spay / neuter clinics for ferals have started in those areas.

Over 30 years later, they have inspired others throughout the country to take up the mantle of no kill and have helped to reduce the number of animals being killed in shelters by 91 percent.

Our goal is to save treatable, trainable, manageable and misdiagnosed animals in San Diego shelters by working with government entities, non-profit rescue groups, and our own network of volunteers to provide a system of transport, training, fostering and adoption.

Filmmaker Steven Latham created the «Shelter Me» series because he wants communities to get involved with their local animal shelters by adopting, fostering, donating, volunteering and / or by networking shelter pets through social media.

OPKIT Kitty Sponsorship Program Inc OPKIT Kitty Sponsorship Program, Inc began in June of 2013, with the intent of helping to save cats from high kill shelters by donating money to the...

They also made space in Houston shelters by transporting 35 dogs who were awaiting adoption back to Canada.

The Strut Your Mutt at the Sanctuary will also feature some members of the No - Kill Utah (NKUT) Coalition, a group of passionate individuals, city shelters and animal welfare organizations working together to end the killing of dogs and cats in Utah shelters by 2019.

Not only are stores no longer supporting the cruelty of pet mills or adding to shelter crowding by importing poorly bred animals into the community, they're actually helping to relieve the burden on the shelters by getting animals into pet stores, where they can be seen by more potential adopters.