Sentences with phrase «to find adoptive homes»

Such intervention improves both the quality of life for individual animals and the chance of finding adoptive homes for them.

Each and every one of these things plays an individual, yet critical role in helping animals find adoptive homes.

This helped more than 20,000 pets find adoptive homes and sponsored almost 9,000 spay / neuter surgeries.

This partnership has enabled us to create innovative recruitment opportunities that have ultimately led to hundreds of children finding adoptive homes.

Most recently, she filled the role of adoption counselor, and helped dozens of homeless cats find adoptive homes.

At the sanctuary, our dogs have more room, less anxiety, and undergo continual training, socialization and rehabilitation with the hope they will someday find an adoptive home.

Once old enough she will then find them an adoptive home - it can be difficult emotionally, but she finds it very rewarding.

Finding adoptive homes takes time and creative effort, but it is not impossible.

I do agree it is harder to find adoptive homes for older kids.

A picture is worth a thousand words, especially when it comes to helping homeless animals find adoptive homes.

«Though the fight is not over, we are extremely disappointed by today's decision and particularly preoccupied by not being able to continue finding adoptive homes in Montreal for all of our healthy and behaviorally - sound dogs,»

«Though the fight is not over, we are extremely disappointed by today's decision and particularly preoccupied by not being able to continue finding adoptive homes in Montreal for all of our healthy and behaviourally - sound dogs, regardless of their physical appearance,» Alanna Devine of the SPCA Montreal said in a statement sent to The Dodo shortly after the court decision.

Based in San Francisco, California, Muttville Senior Dog Rescue is a rescue organization that helps find adoptive homes for senior pets in need, and provides foster - based hospice care for those who are unable to be adopted.

Pet stores are also encouraged to partner with shelters and rescue organizations, which helps bring in new customers while helping the millions of animals sitting in shelters find adoptive homes.

To help the number of dogs dying in shelters, they work with rescue organizations across the U.S. to provide educational resources that can help with training and behavior, both of which are an important part of dogs finding adoptive homes.

«Unfortunately, few of these kittens find adoptive homes.

If a senior aged Greyhound does not find an adoptive home, we will care for that dog for the rest of it's life in a loving foster home.

We focus on finding adoptive homes for the animals in our shelter, providing low - cost veterinary care to the public, and through community involvement and education we are able to further the bond between people and animals.

Helping people see past stereotypes is just one of the many efforts to provide accurate information, dispel myths and help as many pets as possible find the adoptive homes they deserve.

Consultation and training for dogs and cats that need to be rehabilitated due to aggression, fear, separation anxiety and other behaviors that keep pets from finding adoptive homes

Because of the stigma attached to these dogs, they usually languish in shelters for months, years, before finding adoptive homes.

Since 2015, PetNet has helped find adoptive homes for about 150 animals — mostly dogs and cats, a few rabbits, rats, reptiles, ducks, and a pig.

Unlike most animal shelters that take in stray animals, every healthy unclaimed animal that comes to our shelter finds an adoptive home.

For over thirty years, the Northwest Adoption Exchange (NWAE) has helped thousands of children find adoptive homes.

Minneapolis, MN About Blog Twin Cites Pet Rescue is a foster - based, 501 (c)(3) nonprofit animal rescue helping dogs and cats find adoptive homes in Minnesota.

One of the dogs being flown by Dog Is My CoPilot to find adoptive homes in Idaho if seen Friday, Oct. 7, 2016, at Bakersfield Animal Care Center in Bakersfield, Calif. (KBAK / KBFX photo)

Bay Area Greyhound Adoptions, Inc. is a non-profit, charitable corporation founded for the purpose of finding adoptive homes for greyhounds who fail to qualify or who no longer qualify for racing.

«We are particularly delighted to be able to continue finding adoptive homes for all of our healthy and behaviorally sound dogs, regardless of their physical appearance.»

The organization's Facebook page now has over 550,000 followers and serves as a platform to help senior pets find adoptive homes.

The organization focuses on three areas: finding adoptive homes for dogs and cats through Town and Country Veterinary Clinic, partnering with schools and local businesses to promote pet adoptions through our Homeless Pet Clubs and transporting pets from the Southeast to other areas of the country where there is greater demand.

For 45 years, we have been dedicated to finding adoptive homes for America's waiting children.

«We found an adoptive home for Rusty, and Mrs. C. has been able to see exactly where her beloved dog will live.

Homeless pets in northern Illinois are fortunate to have a non-profit rescue organization to help them find an adoptive home to live out the remainder of their life in.

We are working hard to find adoptive homes, foster homes, and rescue placement for animals currently at the shelter; we are also encouraging people who would like to surrender animals to wait to do so until after this work is complete, or try to find rescue placement for their animal.

But if the cat is not socialized to humans or if you don't have the capacity to find an adoptive home, then it is absolutely fine to return the cat to her outdoor home after TNR.

Animals awaiting adoption have no time limit to find their adoptive homes; however, our goal is to find a permanent, lifetime, loving home for every animal in our care.

Please check each box to indicate your understanding and acceptance of SAPA Foster Parent responsibilities for marketing and finding an adoptive home.

Clara, a pit bull who was being fostered and who was taken to the event in hopes of finding an adoptive home, was euthanized due to the severity of her injuries, the local humane society said.

Molly was in good health so the tech contacted the rescue organization, but what were the chances of finding an adoptive home?

Make an effort to attend Outreaches and make other efforts to find adoptive homes for their fosters.