Sentences with phrase «sufficient food and shelter»

Being healthy at presentation to the shelter is direct evidence that the cats have sufficient food and shelter to maintain their condition when returned promptly to where they were found.

Not exact matches

Lower order needs, however, are not seen as being met merely by sufficient food and adequate shelter.

These will include sufficient food and clothing and shelter and health care and education to function within the community.

Through this project, we can help young adults who have left school and have no permanent residence; residents of emergency shelters (including those seeking refuge from domestic violence); individuals in transition from homelessness who are not self - sufficient; and homeless and food - insecure individuals using local food pantries.»

Here, apartment buildings become self - sufficient communities, as needs of clothing, shelter, education, food and entertainment could all be met within a single windowless complex.

As long as the dog has some type of shelter, food and water, the state sees this as sufficient enough.

(a) Each owner shall provide for each of his or her animals: (1) a sufficient quantity of good quality, wholesome food and water; (2) adequate shelter and protection from the weather; (3) veterinary care when needed to prevent suffering; and (4) humane care and treatment.

Fail to provide any animal for whom the person or entity has ownership or custodial responsibilities or who is harboring a stray with clean and nutritious food and water in sufficient quantity, necessary veterinary care, exercise, ventilation, space, and proper shelter and living quarters.

The Foster Home agrees to care for its foster animals in a humane and responsible manner, and to provide the foster animal with sufficient shelter, water and food.

Under Goddard's law they could be charged with negligence in the event of deprivation of sufficient, good, wholesome food and water, or deprivation of adequate shelter if it can be reasonably expected the animal will suffer.

One thing that I think could be woven in is «practical art» — like pottery dishes with coordinating decorative pieces and that are very decorative by themselves; Specific «rite of passage» art and the meaning behind it, as Melissa's ketubah art; and I the American quilt is an art form, as is weavings and wood carving and fabric constructions across many cultures... perhaps the «niche» TAA would best fit is a person whose basic needs have been accomplished (like clean water, food, shelter) and they are ready to move into becoming self - sufficient through their artistic trade.

Indeed, the Ecological Footprint of many Indians may need to increase to allow for sufficient food, shelter, electricity, sanitation, medicine and material goods.

But there can be other hopes that, although they're looking dim for now, are at least within reach: that greenhouse warming can be limited sufficiently to allow communities around the world who are currently impoverished and oppressed to improve their lives; that access to food, water, shelter, safety, culture, nature, and other necessities becomes sufficient for all; or that exploitation and oppression of humans and nature be brought to an end.

Some of the things I plan to focus on as a result of the course include: Have a zero balance on my credit cards; Shed excess clutter and clothing (donate to homeless shelter, etc.); Select organic produce as often as possible and buy smaller amounts to prevent waste; Become self - sufficient in the basics of life such as growing more food in my garden - move from gardening as a hobby to a sustainable food source; Buy local by ordering a «farm box» twice a month; I also plan to decrease spending — buy only what I need, not everything I think I want.

To determine an arrangement that is in the best interests of your child, the court evaluates several factors outlined in state law, including the relationship each of you have with your child; your ability to provide sufficient shelter, medical care, food, clothing and a safe environment; and your willingness to ensure the other parent has a positive relationship with the child and frequent contact.