Sentences with phrase «unwanted animals entering shelters»

In the United States alone there are 6 - 8 million of unwanted animals entering the shelters each year.

Our goal is to reduce the number of unwanted animals entering shelters.

Not exact matches

According to Mark Harman, Animal Control Officer of Bristow, OK, «Unwanted animals in rural areas never even enter the discussion about shelter animals in our state.

Sadly, animals do not get into crisis only where it is convenient and, essentially, an unwanted animal on one side of a street may enter a shelter, while across the road, outside of city limits, the dog's fate is luck of the draw; many are abandoned to starve.

Best Friends has done such an amazing job in spreading the word about adopting shelter animals as opposed to supporting breeders and pet stores, and educating the public on the importance of spaying / neutering your pets so that no more «unwanted» furbabies enter this world.

With almost 30,000 animals entering the shelter each year, PACCA sees the greatest number of unwanted, orphaned and abandoned animals in our region.

Spay / Neuter is the most important step we can take to reduce the amount of unwanted pets entering animal shelters.

Every year in Philadelphia, nearly 30,000 homeless, abandoned, and unwanted dogs and cats enter the city's animal control shelter.

SPAY AND NEUTER YOUR PET Spay and neuter will reduce the number of animals that enter municipal shelters by reducing the number of unwanted pets.

Preventing unwanted litters limits the number of animals entering shelters each year.

About 7.6 million unwanted pets enter U.S. animal shelters every year, and about 2.7 million of them are euthanized — roughly 31 percent of dogs and 41 percent of cats, according to the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals -LRB-

About 7.6 million unwanted pets enter U.S. animal shelters every year, and about 2.7 million of them are euthanized — roughly 31 percent of dogs and 41 percent of cats, according to the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (www.aspca.org).

The Cattitude Team prevents unwanted litters from growing up on the streets or entering overcrowded animal shelters where they'll be at risk for euthanasia.

When a lost or unwanted pet enters the shelter system, it's a strange and harsh environment for an animal accustomed to the love of what should have been a forever home.

More than 11,000 unwanted, abused and stray animals enter the doors of the Baltimore Animal Rescue and Care Shelter (BARCS) each year... kittens, puppies, even wildlife and exotic animals.

Consequently, this reduces the number of unwanted animals that enter our already over burdened and over-populated shelters.

You'll be with other cat lovers who all want to prevent unwanted litters from growing up on the streets or entering overcrowded animal shelters where they'll be at risk for euthanasia.

According to PETA, there are an estimated six to eight million lost, abandoned, or unwanted dogs and cats that enter animal shelters in the U.S. annually and half end up euthanized.