Sentences with phrase «wandering as a stray»

Anderson is a young male Pit Bull / Lab mix who was found wandering as a stray in Texas.

Jeff (the kitten) was named after Jeff (the PG&E worker) who found him wandering as a stray in Middletown during the fires.

Gino was found wandering as a stray.

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As Cuomo and his delegation wandered down A.M. Luntz Street in downtown Jerusalem Wednesday, they picked up stray hugs from New Yorkers who recognized them.

An old fashioned name, this name is still used a lot today especially for male dogs who once lived as strays or seem to have wandered in to the lives of their owners mysteriously.

Chirpy is wonderful hen found by the Animal Welfare League as a stray chick wandering on Mount Vernon Avenue.

It's hard to believe that someone would have let him wander but Tito was found as a stray on September 27, 2013 and was brought to the West Los Angeles Animal Shelter where he still waits for his forever home.

Remember, many of our dogs come from shelters where they were picked up as strays, so they may be in the habit of wandering away from home!

Lucky - Lucky was found as a stray wandering around an elementary school in Bastrop.

As an adult, the Ridgeback generally likes the company of other dogs in the family and tolerates household cats well, but he will protect his territory against strangers, stray dogs, and wandering cats.

Unneutered male cats are particularly likely to become stray as they wander looking for females.

I was found wandering around as a stray by a good Samaritan who brought me to a shelter.

St. Louis English Bulldog Rescue, Inc. is a 501c3 Not For Profit Corporation that is an all volunteer group of bulldog lovers whose mission is to re-home bulldogs who are surrendered by their owners or find themselves otherwise without homes, landing in animal shelters or wandering the streets as strays.

Jackie was found as a stray, covered with fleas and wandering the streets.

Neutered males won't wander in search of a mate, and spayed females won't stray when they are in heat - as unaltered females tend to do.

Olaf was found as a stray just wandering the streets, no one wanted to claim him which is so sad since he is an adorable, loving pup.

As for your poorly - thought - out devotion to cointegration: it's true that the drunk and her dog wander all over the place but never stray very far from each other, because they're cointegrated.

A scientist who strays, even momentarily, off the path of certainty or who wanders from hard science into policy is immediately dismissed as someone with an axe to grind.