Sentences with phrase «up for adoption until»

I will not put my animal (s) up for adoption until they are healthy and sterilized.

All of our dogs in the adoption program are in training and are not put up for adoption until we feel they are ready.

Young puppies and kittens can not be placed up for adoption until they are 8 weeks old.

With the arrival of «kitten season» in early spring, animal shelters and rescue organizations are flooded with kittens who can not be put up for adoption until they are eight weeks old.

Not exact matches

Until his mother put him up for adoption at age 5, his life was at the mercy of adults who were usually drunk.

Adoption of the 6 - port engine The 6 - port engine that up to now has only been used in the RX - 8 Type S (6 - speed manual transmission model) has been adopted for the 6 - speed automatic transmission version, which until now mounted only a 4 - port engine.

That means we rely on foster families to open up their homes and care for kittens until they are ready for adoption.

He then went into foster care until he healed enough to go up for adoption.

With that said, we have created a medical fund and a foster program where kittens that we come across in the field are placed in foster homes when available, until they are healthy and ready to be put up for adoption.

Our homeless kittens need foster parents to care for them until they are ready to go up for adoption.

While the amount of litter donated to the rescue organizations won't be announced until after September 16th, shelter representatives are gearing up for a program that will harness the power of the web to make sure truckloads of free litter are donated to their adoption centers.

Learn how to set up a ward where affected kitties can be isolated from other animal populations and treated until they are cleared of the disease and ready for adoption.

Assist staff by taking home orphaned puppies or kittens and caring for them until they are old enough to be placed up for adoption.

At the APA, foster families are part of our team by providing love and care until the pet can be placed up for adoption.

Commitment can range from housing an adult cat for a week or two until space opens up in the Adoption Center, to caring for a litter of kittens for a few weeks until they are big enough to be adopted.

Maybe the shelter is full and we need to temporarily house animals until space opens up or an animal may need extra TLC before going up for adoption.

Underage kittens need a safe place to grow until they are big enough (2 lbs) and healthy enough to go up for adoption.

We need people who can keep kitties in their home until they are ready to be vetted and placed up for adoption.

The puppies were taken to the non-profit animal shelter, Noah's Ark Animal Sanctuary, and cared for until they were old enough to be placed up for adoption.

Foster parents house and care for animals until they can be returned to the animal care center and placed up for adoption.

Lost pets are under the care of Animal Care Services, until the animal is reunited with its owner, or the requisite number of days has passed and they can be put up for adoption via the spcaLA or other registered adoption / rescue organizations.

They are addressing the high kitten death rate by establishing kitten nurseries where the little felines can receive the care they need until they're old enough to be spayed or neutered and put up for adoption.

They rely on a dedicated team of foster families who each year care for hundreds of kittens, puppies and dogs until they are old enough to be placed up for adoption.

Learn how to set up a ward where affected kitties can be isolated from other animal populations and treated until they are cleared of the disease and ready for adoption in this 25 minute presentation from the 2015 American Pets Alive!

They generally need someone to look after them until they can be placed up for adoption when they reach required weights and the minimum age of eight weeks.

In some cases, volunteers will keep the foster pets until we are able to place them up for adoption.

Foster families are needed to care for puppies who are too young for adoption when they first arrive to our lifesaving center until they can be spayed / neutered and placed up for adoption.

These sweet faces were able to be saved because a foster home was willing to take them in until they became old enough to go up for adoption!

We prefer that foster parents continue to foster until it's time for the pet to be returned and be put up for adoption.

Most animal shelters do not place dogs for adoption until they are up - to - date on vaccinations, spayed or neutered and any underlying health concerns have been addressed.

On very rare occasions, we will have puppies or kittens for adoption that have not been spayed or neutered but we will not release them to you until they have had their surgery (in general that means you pick them up directly from the vet) within a day or two of adoption.

We have found temporary placement for these dogs until their quarantine period is up, and once the state clears them they will be available for adoption.

We have precious mama cats and kittens and orphaned kittens that need foster homes to grow up in until the kittens are weaned and they are all ready for adoption.

We are always in need of foster homes who can help care for animals coming into our rescue until they can go up for adoption.

We rely on foster families to care for kittens until they are old enough to go up for adoption.

Fostering is simply taking care of underage kittens in your home until they are big enough (2 lbs) and healthy enough to go up for adoption.

We always have adult cats up for adoption, and we do our best to make their stays with us as pleasant as possible until their perfect new human family arrives to adopt them.

Some days, as many as 100 newborns are in our care — being hand - fed from a bottle, nurtured and cared for until they are healthy and strong enough to be placed up for adoption.

Although the veterinarian gave it her all in her efforts to repair the leg by cutting a still - visible seven - inch line deep into the muscle tissue parallel to the femur with the intention of surgical intervention, upon further inspection and manipulation of the area, she determined the bone had already formed a callous along the fracture line and healed in a novel — read: abnormal — shape, and it was in the terrified, forlorn, unsocialized, fear - reactive dog's best interest to merely stretch the bruised, swollen and contracted muscle as much as possible, stitch up the leg, wrap it in gauze and Coban, and safely confiscate and then place the dog with a local rescue organization until he would be ready for adoption into a loving, permanent home.)

Foster pet parents to such kittens are always needed to help provide care until they can be fully tested, spayed or neutered, and placed up for adoption.

When a gathering has to happen, they are either put up for adoption in hopes of a better life, or put into long term holding facilities (which are 200 + acres each) until their natural habitat has grown back and they can be returned.