Sentences with phrase «treatment of shelter animals»

Founded in 1969, the Women's SPCA of Pennsylvania (now the Women's Humane Society) built the country's first animal shelter, and became the first humane group to direct its energies toward the humane treatment of shelter animals.

Many shelters are currently violating the laws with regard to the holding periods and humane treatment of shelter animals, which is evident from reviewing their records.

They have a large hospital specifically for the treatment of shelter animals.

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«We'll take some first steps to make adoptions from the city shelter easier and treatment of the animals there more positive.»

Our architect, consulting with a firm which specializes in animal shelter design, is working to design a facility that will create more comfortable housing of animals, places for potential owners to interact with adoptable animals, animal isolation and treatment areas, and more space for the staff.

Founded in 2015, Share The Love Rescue Inc has a simple mission and simple goals: provide care and find homes for dogs in high kill shelters, as well as offer education and support services to the public regarding the treatment of animals.

The groups have safely transported the dogs to a temporary emergency animal shelter where they will be thoroughly examined by a team of veterinarians and receive any necessary immediate medical treatment.

Our Mission The purposes for establishing Peewee's Pet Adoption World and Sanctuary are: • To operate a non-profit, no - kill shelter and adoption center for indigent animals, exclusively for charitable purposes; - To rescue, rehabilitate, and care for lost and abandoned animals; - To reunite lost animals with their owners; - To find loving and caring new homes for those animals which are suitable for adoption; - To provide shelter and care for those animals not suitable for adoption, for the duration of their lives; - To promote the humane and proper treatment of all animals.

The Tortorella Family Foundation For Giving Backis working in cooperation with the Westchester Humane Society, under the leadership of a newly founded board of directors and management, to establish humane treatment of the animals in its care at the rescue shelter in Harrison, NY.

We promote the kind treatment of homeless, stray and abandoned animals by providing shelter, care, adoptions, and community education.

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«Medical volunteers are desperately needed to perform shelter rounds, recognize signs of illness, perform treatments, and help implement changes that will drastically improve the welfare of sheltered animals,» Polak said.

«The short - term goals of Project GO include providing funding for the treatment of orthopedic and neurologic injuries found in working dogs, shelter and rescue animals, and animal sanctuaries with limited funding.

We promote humane treatment of animals, and establish and operate the Richmond Animal Shelter and the Cat Sanctuary for the reception and care of companion animals, particularly feral, stray, seized or unwanted animals.

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Volunteers are one of our most valuable resources, and with your commitment and assistance we will work together to make the organization successful in promoting animal welfare, providing public education on the proper care and treatment of animals and giving shelter animals some much needed love and attention.

For over 30 years, OLHS» dedicated staff and volunteers have worked to improve the plight of lost, unwanted, abandoned, and homeless animals by providing shelter, care, rescue, adoption services, and foster homes; to investigate incidents of animal cruelty, abandonment, and neglect; and to promote responsible pet ownership by advocating spay / neuter, permanent identification, and the humane and compassionate treatment of animals.

Because of those policies, owners often are referred down the road to a high - kill shelter, or pets are let loose to fend for themselves, according to the People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA).

Instead, People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals and the Humane Society of the United States criticized the president and his family because they didn't adopt a shelter dog.

The money will go into a donation account for the shelter that's used to help animals in need of medical treatment and other essentials.

A one - hour program at your school / facility designed for groups ages 8 & up that includes a presentation about what we do, the animals we work with, the humane treatment of animals, plus interactions with some of our shelter animals (dependent on the availability of suitable animals).

When animal lovers learn about the cruelty and killing that are rampant in U.S. shelters, and that national animal protection organizations such as the Humane Society of the United States (HSUS), the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA) and People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) defend these shelters and thwart efforts at reform, the first and the most logical question they ask is: Why?

Some of the provisions that are subject to repeal would mean permanently reducing the required holding period for animals to 72 hours prior to euthanasia, eliminating the requirement to provide veterinary treatment for shelter animals, and eliminating the requirement to keep records for animals impounded by shelter personnel, which would only make it more difficult to locate lost animals or those available for adoption.

This project will help RCHS maximize the capacity and capabilities of the shelter, help save animals» lives, educate the community about animal care and the humane treatment of animals, and maintain its 98 % live release rate for homeless pets — one of the highest placement rates in the country.

«Animal shelter» means a facility operated, owned, or maintained by a duly incorporated humane society, animal welfare society, or other non-profit organization for the purpose of providing for and promoting the welfare, protection, and humane treatment of anAnimal shelter» means a facility operated, owned, or maintained by a duly incorporated humane society, animal welfare society, or other non-profit organization for the purpose of providing for and promoting the welfare, protection, and humane treatment of ananimal welfare society, or other non-profit organization for the purpose of providing for and promoting the welfare, protection, and humane treatment of animals.

As the cost of veterinary care continues to rise, shelters are overflowing with animals whose owners can not afford critically needed medical treatment.

By placing their pets into foster care while they are going through hospital treatments, PAWS is able to help these folks keep their animals safe, happy, and out of shelters.

Through the care and sheltering of animals needing protection, investigative practices which will prevent abuse, education of the public as to ownership duties and responsibilities, vetted and thorough adoption services, and targeted, high - impact spay / neuter policies, the South Suburban Humane Society will make every effort towards ending animal homelessness, reducing pet overpopulation, and ending cruel, inhumane treatment and abuse towards pets.

The update will provide more specific requirements for the treatment and care of animals, including adequate food, water and shelter, appropriate space and exercise and access to veterinary care.

Examples include young animals under eight weeks of age, mothers with litters, animals that need ongoing medical treatment, animals that are not doing well emotionally in the shelter, animals who need socialization, and sometimes healthy animals to free up kennel space in the shelter.

Ruth Steinert Memorial SPCA's mission as a no - kill shelter is to protect the welfare of all domestic animals and promote the humane treatment & well being of these animals by the following:

Outpatient Parvo Treatment by Animal Shelters for Dogs in the Community is part of an ongoing series of educational programs from Maddie's Institute, the academic division of Maddie's Fund ®, providing the most innovative animal welfare information to shelter staff, veterinarians, rescue groups and community members to increase the lifesaving of homeless dogs and cats community -Animal Shelters for Dogs in the Community is part of an ongoing series of educational programs from Maddie's Institute, the academic division of Maddie's Fund ®, providing the most innovative animal welfare information to shelter staff, veterinarians, rescue groups and community members to increase the lifesaving of homeless dogs and cats community -animal welfare information to shelter staff, veterinarians, rescue groups and community members to increase the lifesaving of homeless dogs and cats community - wide.

Asheville Humane Society is dedicated to promoting the compassionate treatment of animals in our community through education, sheltering and adoption.

To achieve our goal of providing optimum care and the greatest number of new beginnings for homeless pets at our shelter, and of educating the community about pet care and the humane treatment of animals, we are undertaking a shelter expansion.

Heartland's mission is: a) to provide a no - kill shelter for the care, humane treatment, and adoption of lost, stray, and abandoned animals; b) to find permanent, loving homes for homeless animals and promote responsible pet ownership through education, community outreach, and collaboration while maintaining respect and compassion for all creatures.

As part of their overall effort to save all the injured and ill animals at the city shelter, Austin Pets Alive developed a program for parvovirus treatment and a protocol for distemper treatment.

«The goal is to have this outreach event where we can all celebrate together and celebrate the direction that animal welfare and the humane treatment of animals is progressing rapidly,» said Vicki Rowland, Executive Director of Camden County Animal Shanimal welfare and the humane treatment of animals is progressing rapidly,» said Vicki Rowland, Executive Director of Camden County Animal ShAnimal Shelter.

Perform veterinary medical and surgical procedures, including dentistry, appropriate for the care of shelter animals, owned animals, and wildlife; administer treatments, including vaccinations, when needed to ensure the health of shelter animals; prescribe and administer medications and anti-parasite treatments; perform diagnostic procedures.

The primary purposes of this position are to examine and triage animals entering the facility, develop and oversee appropriate treatment plans for animals requiring emergency or ongoing medical care, perform surgeries, monitor the health and care of animals housed at the shelter, and act in the capacity of an expert witness in court cases.

The development of shelter medicine over the last 15 years has helped make it possible to give shelter animals the same chance at treatment as animals with homes.

Manages the overall health and welfare of all animals under the stewardship of the organization, including but not limited to, animals in the shelter, foster care and the Intake Building (s), and ensures all animals receive the treatment and care that is expected and set forth by the organization's mission statement and vision.

Camden County Animal Shelter cares for any animal regardless of the reason which may include a pet surrendered by their owners due to medical issues or financial limitations, a stray animal that has been abandoned as well as any animal that has suffered extreme neglect from starvation and medical treaAnimal Shelter cares for any animal regardless of the reason which may include a pet surrendered by their owners due to medical issues or financial limitations, a stray animal that has been abandoned as well as any animal that has suffered extreme neglect from starvation and medical treaanimal regardless of the reason which may include a pet surrendered by their owners due to medical issues or financial limitations, a stray animal that has been abandoned as well as any animal that has suffered extreme neglect from starvation and medical treaanimal that has been abandoned as well as any animal that has suffered extreme neglect from starvation and medical treaanimal that has suffered extreme neglect from starvation and medical treatment.

Supplemented the Shelter's Medical Budget to provide both preventative and rehabilitative medical care for hundreds of animals including treatment of 196 adoptable heartworm positive dogs through FOTAS» Save a Heart, Have a Heart Program

The Tortorella Foundation would like to personally thank Bryan Rouse at Animal Life Rescue for all the work he did to help Bentley get out of that shelter as fast a possible, the medical treatment he received and all the love he showed Bentley.

To shelter animals until they find permanent homes, to educate the community about responsible pet ownership, and to advocate for the humane treatment of all animals.

JOB TITLE: Licensed Veterinary Technician — Full Time DEPARTMENT: Veterinary Department ACCOUNTABILITY: Staff Veterinarian FUNCTIONS: To provide medical care and treatment to all sheltered animals in accordance with the policies and procedures established by the Society and the State laws of Washington.

Transportation and impoundment of stray animals to the shelter for impound, or in cases of emergency, to a veterinarian for medical treatment (if WHS staff veterinarian is not available).

Emergency Medical Fund The Emergency Medical Fund enables us to provide life - saving medical care to injured or sick cats and dogs who arrive at our shelter; these animals would otherwise face the possibility of euthanasia without the medical treatment necessary to rehabilitate them.

$ 50 = 1 week of food for shelter dogs / cats $ 100 = vaccinations for 10 dogs or cats $ 200 = blood work for 8 senior animals $ 500 = full service veterinary treatment, supplies and medication for an injured animal in need $ 1000 = emergency after - hours call - out services from WHS animal control officers for 1 week