Sentences with phrase «volunteers these dogs know»

I have seen the dogs when they arrive some are in terrible condition, and through the hard work of the staff and volunteers these dogs know love and care, many for the first time.

Not exact matches

It can mean an extra hug before work, a kiss on the cheek while I'm making brunch on the weekend, a specially prepared dinner at home (because I know Rob loves my cooking) or volunteering to run errands or walk the dog while the other is busy.

«When we admitted this wonderful 75 - yearold lady to hospice care, the first thing she wanted to know was if she would be able to stay with her dog and her main worry was what would happen to her dog when she was gone,» says Kathy Weaver, Hospice of the Ozarks volunteer coordinator.

Volunteers put out a plea for a veterinarian to examine the little dog, known as Baby, and the doctors at Hammond Animal Hospital were happy to take a look.

And nearly 20 years of animal rescue / welfare volunteering has shown me the bad side of what happens when people, dog trainers, and society don't know what they are doing.

I volunteer at a dog and cat rescue and know that there are people feverishly pulling animals from shelters on their last day and fostering them.

Let me know if you embark on a puppy volunteer adventure with Guide Dogs or get a service dog from them!

She has spent most of her life rescuing dogs and cats; she worked and volunteered at Zeus» Place, a well - known no - kill rescue in New Orleans, as well as the Kaua`i Community Cat Project doing trap, neuter, and return.

The Association for a Pet Adoption Center (APAC) is a 501 (c) 3 not - for profit group of concerned volunteers who are working toward a time when homeless, unwanted animals are no longer being destroyed in our shelter, and when every dog and cat can be guaranteed a good life in a caring environment.

The more your staff, volunteers and fosters know about how to read and interpret dog body language, the more effective they can be in helping a dog overcome a behavior issue.

The great thing about fostering is that all of our fostered dogs are known intimately by all of our volunteers so you can be sure the dog you fall in love with will fit you, your family and your situation.

Improving Potential for Successful Adoptions — Understanding Canine Body Language The more your staff, volunteers and fosters know about how to read and interpret dog body language, the more effective they can be in helping a dog overcome a behavior issue.

With the large number of amazing Coco's Heart volunteers, donors and interested adopters, we would love everyone to know that we appreciate your passion and your help to keep Coco's Heart Dog Rescue the amazing organization that it is!

Rileigh Austerman has been volunteering at Young - Williams since June and said she's gotten to know the dogs over the past months.

Our adoption events are volunteer, we do not know which dogs will be attending, so please stop by and visit our adoptable dogs!

The volunteer would then take the dog to a quiet room and put a no - pull walking harness on him.

Having spent thousands of hours in shelters as a volunteer, I see these hapless dogs often bounce from home to home, because shelters are not in the business or practice of rehabilitating problem dogs (which shelters also don't utilize the assistance of their skilled local trainers quite enough, in part because they think they know as much about behavior as we trainers do, or think they know enough).

The State News - Local volunteers participate in dog walking club June 27, 2013 WILX - No Vacancy at Animal Shelters In Busy Season June 29, 2013

No matter the distance, our volunteers always come through for the dogs.

A volunteer who knows and loves Brownie describes him as «just a plain brown dog.»

The volunteers at the West Los Angeles Animal Shelter who know Hendrix describe him as a sweet and easy - going dog.

CST Reptile & Bully Breed Rescue (Rescue & Private Rescue, All animals) Little Shelter (No - kill, volunteer run, dogs and cats only) Mid Hudson Animal Aid (No Kill, free range, cats only) NSAL America (World's Largest No - Kill Shelter) A Tail at a Time (Cats only, dogs soon, No - Kill shelter)

I volunteer at a small no - kill rescue for dogs and cats.

Founded in 2007, this all - volunteer group is comprised of experienced men and women who work passionately to save dogs from shelters and help dogs whose families can no longer provide for them.

I have been using Rescue Groups as a volunteer for over a year with a national dog rescue group, so I already knew how user friendly this program is.

Our rescue has a legally binding contract we have every foster home sign, acknowledging that our rescue won't be held liable for damage a dog does to any person or their home, that the dog is legally in SDR's care and makes final decisions regarding that dog's future, and that any rescue property will be returned in good condition when that person no longer wishes to or is dismissed from volunteering with our rescue.

They know the dogs that are coming, and the volunteers and potential adopters are standing on the tarmac waiting for them to get off the airplane.»

Every week, volunteers with Corridor Rescue and other animal welfare groups hit the roads of Houston, their cars full of dog food, flea control and worm medicine, headed for the areas in the city known to be overrun with stray dogs.

Americans love animals to the tune of 90 million dogs and 94 million cats in homes across the country, and yet many know very little about the daily work that animal control officers, veterinarians, volunteers, adoption counselors, community cat coordinators, kennel managers, behaviorists, shelter directors and humane educators do to help the people and animals in their communities.

There are other owners, however, who would feel positive about volunteering their dog for post-mortem examination, as long as they know they will have their pets» ashes back and they can decide on their last resting place.

We also provide volunteer and financial assistance so seniors can keep their pets with them as long as possible and make arrangements to take in their dogs if they can no longer care for them.

Ask the volunteers to point out dogs that are known to be good with other dogs and cats (if applicable).

She has volunteered with several community no - kill shelters since 2010 participating in events, training classes for shelter animals, and dog adoptions.

However, the torment of knowing that they can not save every puppy mill dog they see weighs heavily on the minds of staff and volunteers.

She has consistently donated funds to a variety of animal charities over the years and volunteered for a local no - kill shelter for a couple of years, where she became aware of the plight of the senior dog.

Please know that if you are approved to adopt a dog from Adopt a Golden Knoxville, our volunteers will work with you to find the right dog for your family.

Did you know that JHS has 200 active volunteers who selflessly give their time each week to benefit the dogs and cats?

Volunteering with those organizations highlights not only the expense involved in preparing them for adoption (vet checks, vaccinations, spay / neuters, often other health problems, food, physical care, transport, etc etc etc), but also highlights how essential it is to make a good match for the dog - and that means getting to know the applicants carefully and choosing the best match.

By working with committed volunteers, accredited veterinarians, trainers, boarding facilities and shelters we are trying to achieve a no - kill nation by placing dogs in their forever homes.

I heard at a supposedly good shelter in my area training a volunteer and a the trainer was telling the person never bring up any negative issues that a dog or cat has (only bring up any positives or say you don't know when asked a pointed question; e.g. aggression, etc)

«As a volunteer who interacted with Neville many times over several weeks, I knew he was a sweet, playful dog.

Known simply as P.A.W.S., the Partners for Animal Welfare Society of Dearborn County is an all - volunteer non-profit organization dedicated to improving the lives of unwanted and abandoned dogs and cats in our county.

However, shelter staff and volunteers know the dogs on a personal level, most work with them on a daily basis — they walk them, feed them, and clean their kennels.

If we use your voicemail in the show, we'll send you a free video training series!OR if you don't like free stuff... Email your questions to me: [email protected] me know if you embark on a puppy volunteer adventure with Guide Dogs or get a service dog from them!

Animal Aid USA volunteers conduct monthly caravans from New Jersey to Georgia to rescue dogs scheduled to be euthanized, transporting the canines now in their care to Miracle Ranch in Long County, Georgia, which serves as a temporary transfer station and quarantine facility until the dogs are placed in foster homes and receiving no - kill rescues until each finds a forever home.

While the shelter volunteers would love to see the two dogs get adopted together, they know that both dogs are older and so it will be more difficult for them to get adopted.

«While we recognize that we, a small but mighty band of volunteers, are not likely to be able to change the world, we know that saving one animal will make the world a much better place for that dog.»

In 2010, one of our volunteers reached out to Rene Karapedian, the owner of a puppy mill — supplied pet store, Pet Rush, in Glendale, to ask if he knew where the dogs in his store were coming from.

«At the last festival, we were walking dogs around and nobody knew they were up for adoption unless we explained it to people,» shelter volunteer Wendy Fiore said.

PPR volunteer Janette is known for spoiling her dogs, whether they are her own or the foster dogs in her care.