Sentences with phrase «to reunite someone with one's owners»

We see animals come into the shelter every day that are never reunited with their owners.

Some animals have been reunited with owners after three months, even after many months.

Dogs often can't be reunited with their owners because they either don't have a microchip or the chip's details are out of date.

It is important to realize that only 5 % of lost pets that are not wearing identification ever get reunited with their owners.

That information is used to quickly reunite them with their owners.

I do hope they've been reunited with their owner by now.

This number is down from past years due to an increase in animal adoptions and in animals reunited with their owners.

Lost dogs can be reunited with their owners in just a couple of hours after being brought to a rescue centre, vets or local authorities, if they have a microchip.

Of the six to eight million cats and dogs who find their way into shelters nationwide each year, less than 2 percent of cats are ever reunited with their owners.

Evidence is building that lost cats without identification may actually have a better chance of being reunited with their owners if they are left where they are versus brought to a shelter.

Many people think that the higher frequency of cat abandonment is the reason that so few cats are reunited with their owners at shelters.

Since most cats are also not well identified with collars and tags, they are at an extraordinarily high risk of not being reunited with their owners once lost.

Over the years we've had some truly amazing stories of lost pets reunited with their owners.

We have several success stories where dogs were reunited with their owners before their owners knew that their dog was missing.

The pets listed here each traveled great distances and reunited with their owners hundreds, sometimes thousands of miles away.

While we all appreciate news stories about pets that travel far and are finally reunited with an owner, the truth is that thousands of pets are lost every year and never found again.

Find out how you can safely help a lost animal reunite with its owner with the help of your local animal shelter.

Some dogs are reunited with their owners weeks, or even months after they go missing.

We work collaboratively with foster and rescue teams to ensure that our animals are either reunited with their owners or are placed in new, loving homes.

Although about 30 percent of shelter dogs are reclaimed by their owners, cats are rarely reunited with their owners.

That means 97 % of the cats that come in are never reunited with an owner!

Every year hundreds of dogs are reunited with their owners because they were licensed.

Millions of pets become lost every year, unfortunately only a few get reunited with their owners.

With persistence, luck, and quick action hopefully the found lost pet can be successfully reunited with its owner!

Our initial goal, is to get animals reunited with their owners.

By distributing these postcards in local veterinary clinics, shelters etc, it is hoped that more pets will be reunited with their owners in a timely fashion.

Unfortunately, very few of them are ever reunited with their owners.

A cat that went missing for more than ten years has been reunited with his owner thanks to his microchip and the charity Cats Protection.

Veterinary hospitals and animals shelters across the country are able to scan lost pets for microchips in hopes of reuniting them with their owner.

The SPCA receives many lost pets each year but can't reunite them with their owner because microchip details have not been updated.

Since May 1971, SDHS's Animal Rescue Reserve has been helping secure and care for animals during disasters in San Diego County, and making sure they're reunited with their owners when the crisis is over.

According to the American Veterinary Association, a study of more than 7,700 stray animals at shelters revealed that dogs without microchips were reunited with their owners only 21.9 percent of the time, but microchipped dogs were returned to their owners 52.2 percent of the time.

Stray dogs and cats that are brought into WAIF (outside the city limits of Oak Harbor) are available to be reunited with the owners within 5 days.

Statistics show that «owned» cats turned in to shelters only have a three percent chance of eventually reuniting with their owners.

And social media teams scour the Internet for reports of lost pets, helping reunite them with owners.

Microchipping offers cats a safe and permanent method of identification and increases the chances of a lost cat being safely reunited with their owner.

Citizens who utilize this program agree to bring the pet to ACS for reuniting with owner or placement upon demand.

Assisting with injured, sick, or stray dogs — often reuniting them with their owners without ever going to «the pound»

A third dog, Chaco, also was happily reunited with his owner.

According to the Humane Society of the United States, many more lost pets could be reunited with owners given the right tools and support.

Happily some of these shortly return home or are soon reunited with their owner.

While the success stories mean a happy ending for cats like Cully, many more are never reunited with their owners so Cats Protection microchips an estimated 31,000 cats a year.

When a lost pet gets reunited with their owner there is elation!

Through our extensive network of foster families, Nuzzles & Co. provides a safe and loving environment for these displaced pets, while they await reuniting with their owners.

It is a good idea that all pets be microchipped; this makes reuniting them with their owners much easier if they get separated.

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