Sentences with phrase «told by the animal shelter»

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Luckily, Rocky was microchipped by his owners, so after he was brought into the shelter by Animal Control Officer Kim Richardson, The Animal Foundation processed him, scanned his microchip that contained his owner's contact information and was able to reach Humberto to tell him the good news.

-LSB-...] Best Friends Animal Society co - founder Michael tells us that Jubilee is a pit bull mix who was rescued from the streets of Albany and taken to the local shelter by a fine woman named Nancy.

Don't ever consider buying from shelters as the animals have already been rejected once by their owners and usually for cause relinquishing owners do not tell accepting shelters.

Plan ahead by viewing our currently available animals online and calling the shelter to tell them you are coming if you are coming for a specific animal.

Anyone who works in animal control will tell you a shelter system — no matter how functional and compassionate — can not solve the problems of stray animals and overpopulation by itself.

Before I shared with the staff my philosophy and approach to animal sheltering, I wanted to give them an opportunity to show and tell me their own, unencumbered by fear that it would conflict with mine.

Animal shelter personnel can guess at the breed of an abandoned litter of pups, but they can not really tell much by looking at a roly poly bundle of fur with the little round face and short legs.

In 1999, for example, James told the Beacon Journal «At least 200 stray cats each year are trapped by residents and brought to the Summit County Animal Shelter.»

After being turned away by every shelter (and the animal control officer was off, and the poilice couldn't help us)- we were told by a friend to look into Pets Alive.

«We're trying to take the sadness out of animal shelters forever by putting an end to euthanasia,» Lentz told a small group of supporters at a news conference.

In addition, there are other ways you may help us; please tell others about our services and please educate yourselves and others to the plight faced by the overpopulation issue and the enormous burden placed on shelters and rescue facilities who accept homeless animals.

In return, they can stop by the shelter for a tour and a little play time with their pet pal who will tell them all about their story and teach their new friends all about caring for animals!

I was told regularly to say whatever I had to say in order to get people to surrender animals to me, lying was not only acceptable, it was encouraged... Contrary to what PETA maintains, the majority of animals it takes in are not beyond hope, in my experience many would be considered highly adoptable by a shelter, the «better off dead» line is one that is dragged out in order to excuse what they do — and it's a lie.»

I feel the only way we can start the process to change our animal sheltering system and policies is by telling the story of what's happening today in America.

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Although many lost dogs and cats are brought by caring strangers to the APA and other animal shelters, they can't tell anyone their phone number or where they live.