Sentences with phrase «to keep animals out of shelters»

The savings thus realized can be invested in other positive programs to help keep animals out of the shelter in the first place — a true win - win scenario!

, on how they utilize their volunteers to successfully provide support for community members and ultimately keep animals out of the shelter.

There are groups focused on keeping animals out of shelters until they can find a suitable home.

It helps keep animals out of shelters, helps your pet live longer, and more importantly, protects innocent lives from being euthanized.

Intervention keeps animals out of shelters by addressing the needs of low - income pet owners, providing food, vet care, vaccinations and / or spay & neuter, and engraved ID tags with collars and leashes to help keep pets safe.

The work of The Pet Fund keeps animals out of shelters.

The biggest impact of the work of The Pet Fund is in helping pet owners to become self - sufficient in being able to keep their animals out of shelters through education about preventative care and financial resources.

We will encourage responsible pet ownership and provide resources to those in our community as we aim to «change the equation,» for homeless animals in Maricopa County and strive to keep animals out of the shelter system.

The re-homing service helps keep animals out of shelters, which, according to PR & marketing director Andrea Blair, is particularly important during high - volume months.

The goal of Captain Care Intervention is to keep animals out of shelters by keeping pets and their owners together.

Before forming Speedway Dog Training, Brittany worked in animal rescue, which motivated her to help keep animals out of shelters and off the streets.

Keeping animals out of the shelter and in homes in the first place seems to me to be a better way to invest resources than trying to solve the puzzle after the animals have landed in already - crowded shelters.

Help keep animals out of shelters.

The Animal Rescue League of Boston (ARL) is a leader in animal health and safety, keeping animals out of shelters and in the habitats and homes where they belong.

* Keeping animals out of the shelter and in homes in the first place seems to me to be a better way to invest resources than trying to solve the puzzle after the animals have landed in already crowded shelters.

If you have the time to rehome your pet, you can keep your animal out of the shelter, which is less stressful for both you and your animals!

Finding ways to keep animals out of the shelters is a key to success.

Todd Stosuy, Field Services Manager for the Santa Cruz County Animal Shelter and NACA President, has found that preventative patrols can keep animals out of the shelter and in their homes.

Spay and neuter services, although important, are not enough by themselves to keep animals out of shelters.

Lori Weise of Downtown Dog Rescue pretty much wrote the book on helping people and their pets stay together, and keeping animals out of shelters.

By feeding the animals of families in need, we can help keep those animals out of the shelters, thus decreasing the euthanasia rate and giving animals currently in shelters more time to find their forever homes.

Austin Animal Center's Pet Resource Center does exactly that, offering a wide array of resources for the community so that they can keep animals out of the shelter.

Maddie's Institute How can you help people and pets stay together and keep animals out of shelters?

By identifying and addressing such practices, you can keep animals out of your shelters and in their loving homes where they belong.

Please consider supporting one of these programs financially as they save so many lives and keep animals out of our shelters and from being euthanized.

Through education, a low - cost spay / neuter program and affordable primary care services, The Spayed Club works today to prevent tomorrow's unwanted litters from being born and to keep animals out of shelters.

The FACE Animal Clinic has created five components that address the needs of Indianapolis companion animals and their families, that will both keep animals out of shelters and also provide a path to freedom should an animal find themselves in the shelter system.

In 2013, the PASS emergency boarding program found temporary residence for 102 animals, keeping these animals out of the shelter

Keeping animals out of shelters is going to save the city money in the long run.

With our eye ever focused on a no - kill Indianapolis, we'll work to keep animals out of the shelter and enable families to keep pets healthy.

Instead, we develop and implement innovative programs and services that help keep animals out of shelters.

However, while there was a huge amount of space spent to keeping animals out of the shelter (which is important), and proper care for animals in the shelter (also important), outside of one section on working with rescue groups, there was little information on how to get them back OUT safely.