Sentences with phrase «volunteer caregivers»

«Trap - neuter - return» means a program to trap, vaccinate for rabies, sterilize and identify feral cats and return them to locations where they roam free sometimes in colonies with care provided by volunteer caregivers.

The cats who were returned to the park now live in a safe environment with volunteer caregivers coordinated by partner Rescue Purrfect.

Feral cat colonies can be managed with a nonlethal method called Trap - Neuter - Return (TNR), in which cats are humanely (painlessly) trapped, spayed or neutered, and returned to their colony site where volunteer caregivers provide them with food, water, and shelter.

This year, we pledge our love to The Cat Welfare Society, in support of their Stray Cat sterilisation programme and special cases initiative for volunteer caregivers.

National Volunteer Caregiving Network There are more than 600 local volunteer caregiver programs nationwide which are affiliated with this network.

TNR is a hands - on project requiring commitment from one or more volunteer caregivers, often with help from feral cat advocates living in the area.

A former teacher with a passion for children, Dutter bought a house and recruited volunteer caregivers to provide respite care for parents of children with special needs.

Attending to the terminally ill is taxing for professional and volunteer caregivers, even more so for families and friends.

We believe that we should strive to offer programs and services that are based on contemporary research and knowledge to meet the needs of the people we serve as well as paid and volunteer caregivers, to the best of our ability.

A California Superior Court has ordered the City of Los Angeles to halt what was described as an effort to «secretly and unofficially» promote TNR or trap neuter return, the practice of trapping feral cats, spaying / neutering as well as vaccinating them, and returning them to a feral cat colony cared for by a volunteer caregiver.