Sentences with phrase «sterilize animals adopted»

The Spay - Neuter Center performs surgeries for the public as well as sterilizing all animals adopted from the Humane Society before they go to their new homes.

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American Humane believes that all cats and dogs adopted from public or private animal care and control facilities should be spayed or neutered (i.e., sterilized).

McIntosh is trying to establish a better system of ensuring that all animals adopted from Animal Control are sterilized, as is required by state law.

If the animal adopted is not sterilized at the time of adoption, I agree to have the animal spayed / neutered in accordance with this law.

«American Humane Association believes that all cats and dogs adopted from public or private animal care and control facilities should be spayed or neutered (i.e., sterilized).

American Humane Association supports the passage of laws and regulations mandating that all cats and dogs adopted from public or private animal care and control facilities be sterilized.»

In addition, all animals adopted from the Humane Society of Lake County have been sterilized and have current vaccinations.

«The Tuxedo Cat Ball is especially important this year, as we are committed to adopting 800 - 1,000 cats and kittens, rescuing cats from animal hoarders, sterilizing 1,700 needy animals in our low - cost spay / neuter clinic and providing over 11 tons of pet food to families in our community.

To ensure that the dogs, cats and rabbits in our Care Centers do not add to New York City's population of unwanted animals, ACC requires every healthy animal adopted from our Centers to be surgically sterilized (spayed or neutered).

For example, Florida law requires that animals adopted from shelters and rescue groups be sterilized, and most adoption programs are already compliant with this law.

In 1972, the ASPCA required that all adopted animals be sterilized.

If the animal has been previously sterilized or the animal is to be adopted out of state the cost is $ 5.00.

An increasing number of shelters and animal rescue groups have adopted the practice of early - age neuter / spay, enabling them to make sure all of their adopted animals are sterilized.

American Humane supports the passage of laws and regulations mandating that all cats and dogs adopted from public or private animal care and control facilities be sterilized.

(2) In the event that a pet is adopted without being surgically sterilized, a sterilization deposit and written sterilization agreement are required to ensure that the animal is sterilized in a timely manner, within 30 days after the agreement is signed.

Until this issue is resolved, American Humane believes that all cats and dogs adopted from public or private animal care and control facilities should be spayed or neutered (i.e., sterilized).

Sterilizing animals that are unaltered before adopting them out assures that the shelter dog or cat will not add to the population problem.

An adopter that signs a sterilization agreement shall have the adopted animal sterilized on or before the sterilization date stated in the agreement.

(a) An animal shelter or animal control facility shall not adopt out any dog or cat unless it has been sterilized and microchipped.

However, an animal shelter or animal control facility may adopt out a dog or cat that has not been sterilized and microchipped if: