Sentences with phrase «transferred out of the shelter»

Each month, dozens of animals are transferred out of the shelter and into the safety of private rescue partners.

Not exact matches

In Wool, cleaning is both death sentence and human sacrifice: The pressure felt by thousands of people underground grows «like steam building up in the silo, ready to launch something out» and is transferred to one person, purged in an act conceived to remind the community that their silo is a shelter, not a prison.

Adoptable animals who are at risk of euthanasia, or are languishing in limited - admission shelters who are struggling to adopt them out, will be transferred on set days every week from those facilities to the Rescue Center, where they will receive medical attention, safe housing, and proper care while awaiting weekly transport to approved Northern rescues (including Felines & Canines).

We currently have two methods for helping: 1) Transfer out cats and kittens at high risk in our local shelter into our foster program, at which time we assume the possession and care of the cat until it is rehabilitated, spayed / neutered, tested for FeLV / FIV, vaccinated, dewormed, given flea prevention, or treated for medical illnesses that prevent adoption.

Also in September and October, A Life to Live transferred 85 animals out of the overflowing Baytown shelter to other organizations.

Organized 84 out of state transfers with established partner shelters funding incurred foster and transport expenses

Cultivate, manage and develop relationships with rescue / transfer partners and agencies to transfer domestic animals in and out of the shelter facility as needed.

Under the new program, «feral» cats (the cats who didn't make it out of the shelter alive in the past) brought to Jacksonville Animal Care & Protective Services were transferred to FCNMHP.

Betsy was a stray who was brought to the Williamson County Regional Shelter, and when they ran out of room she was transferred to Austin Pets Alive!

Earlier this week, Lucas County Commissioners unanimously voted to reverse a long - time shelter policy prohibiting all «pit bulls» from being adopted out by the shelter by allowing all healthy pit bull puppies under the age of 3 months to be transfered from the shelter to the local humane society.

Gregarious Valentina was transferred out of the NYC shelter and moved to a new adoptive family in central New York thanks to your support!

As for concerns about local animals being displaced by out - of - state transfers, Green says shelters can be selective about transfers, taking in the kinds of pets that will be quickly adopted, while providing the necessary time and resources to local animals that might be harder to place.

Once the old shelter closed and all the animals were transferred to the new county shelter, the HSMC was able to step out of the very time consuming role of actually operating the shelter (cleaning, feeding, etc) and focus on other areas of need including saving more lives - like Sutton's.

The remainder includes 24,000 dogs returned to shelters, 8,600 transferred between shelters in Colorado, and other movement in and out of the state.

Instead, they are proposing that a «private shelter» only has to do any three things out of the following five: advertise to the general public animals that are available for adoption, transfer animals to another shelter, offer services to the public to keep animals in their homes, utilize foster care, or be accessible to the public.

The Ontario SPCA routinely employs its Animal Transfer Program to transfer healthy, adoptable pit bulls or pit bull type dogs out of Ontario to homes, shelters or sanctuaries where it is lawful to own thTransfer Program to transfer healthy, adoptable pit bulls or pit bull type dogs out of Ontario to homes, shelters or sanctuaries where it is lawful to own thtransfer healthy, adoptable pit bulls or pit bull type dogs out of Ontario to homes, shelters or sanctuaries where it is lawful to own the breed.

Did you know that in 2015 we transferred nearly 1,000 pets out of our shelter and into private rescue groups or other shelters all across the country?

She also worked closely with the program manager and rescue coordinator to help transfer thousands of animals out of the municipal shelter.

«The difference between now and let's say four or five years ago, we are now able to transfer thousands of animals out of our facility to rescues and other shelters with high adoption rates,» Greco said.To do that, animals must be «adoption ready.»

As it turns out, shelters take in 5.5 million dogs annually, of which 2.6 million are adopted, 969,000 are returned to their owner, 778,000 are transferred and 776,000 are euthanized.

With only 2.6 million dogs being adopted out of shelters each year and far fewer transferred or euthanized, that means millions more must come from other sources.

SFSPCA and SAS leadership described the partnership concept to the staff and rolled out three main goals for year one: decrease the shelter's dead - in - kennel rate by 10 percent, increase transfers and adoptions by 20 percent and decrease the quarantine rate for animals transferred out of Stockton from its average 16 to 20 days to seven.

Monday, May 8, 2017 — New York, NY — For the second consecutive year, New York City has achieved a community - wide 90 % «live release rate» — meaning that nine out of every ten animals who enter shelters in the five boroughs are either adopted, transferred to rescue partners for adoption, or returned to their owners.

An animal shelter or animal control facility may not release any animal to an individual representing an animal shelter, unless (1) the recipient animal shelter has been licensed or has a foster care permit issued by the Department or (2) the individual is a representative of a not - for - profit, out - of - State organization who is transferring the animal out of the State of Illinois.