Sentences with phrase «stray on the street»

Jeffrey and Jermaine were found as strays on the streets of West Philadelphia, and brought to Operation Ava, a no - kill shelter that saves nearly 1,000 animals each year, and helps them find their forever homes.

They had found both dogs as strays on the streets of Houston, Texas, just before moving to New York.

«On a daily basis we hear and witness instances where cats suffer unimaginable pain and suffering — from being the unintended victim of a snare or trying to survive without food or shelter as an unwanted and abandoned stray on the streets.

Every year, millions of cats and dogs of all ages and breeds enter shelters where over half of them are euthanized or they suffer as strays on the street without food or medical care.

To think he was stray on the streets of Brooklyn is sad.

«On a daily basis we hear and witness instances where cats suffer unimaginable pain and suffering — from being the unintended victim of a snare, being peppered with shots from airguns or trying to survive without food or shelter as an unwanted and abandoned stray on the streets.

I have 5 rescued dogs - 2 from local shelters and three found as strays on the street and 12 rescued cats - all of my furbabies are well loved and love us unconditionally - several of the cats and dogs have formed very loving bonds.

This decision is meant to prevent backyard breeders and puppy mills from staying in business and to decrease the number of animals euthanized every year and the number of strays on the streets.

Windy was found as a stray on the street and was picked up by an awesome person that brought her into rescue.

Our cats and kittens are rescued, and many have been struggling to survive as strays on the streets or have been neglected or mistreated by their previous owners.

This little mama was heavily pregnant and stray on the streets.

Too many people are continuing to allow their pets to breed bringing unwanted surplus litters into the world, and these end up as strays on the streets or handed in to rescue centres all over the UK.

The problem is that there are too many cats being born for the homes available and this means rescue centres are full of unwanted «surplus» cats, abandoned cats and strays on the streets.

The «Fix.Adopt.Save» program helps to reduce that number and control the strays on the street.

They may have been saved from serious neglect or abuse, or have spent time as a stray on the street.