Sentences with phrase «when coming into the shelter»

When you come into the shelter, we invite you to interact with the dogs and / or cats.

«It may help with the stress some dogs feel when coming into the shelter.»

When you come into the shelter, take your time and look around!

When you come into the shelter.

Heidi was a quiet girl when she came into the shelter.

Currently, many of the adult dogs that PACC places in foster homes are large dogs who are experiencing behavioral decline in the shelter — dogs who showed no behavior issues when they came into the shelter but after 6 weeks or so start showing signs like reactivity and leash biting.

I was a stray when I came into the shelter.

Not exact matches

She further stated that «when they come here [to the first aid shelter], we make sure that they lie down, so that blood gets into their head, we lift their feet.

When they plugged individual species data for vertebrates that depend on the tropical forest for food and shelter and deforestation patterns from 1970 to 2008 into their model, it projected that 80 — 90 % of extinctions caused by previous rainforest loss are yet to come.

Even though it features some excellent performances and a great story, Being Flynn isn't without its faults most notably the pacing which leaves the film dragging through the second act when Jonathan comes into the shelter for the first time.

At first, Thelma seems like a normal university freshman coming from a sheltered upbringing into the big city — her parents call her too often, she has trouble making friends, and she's questioning everything about her upbringing — but when she begins to have seizures that seem tied to extraordinary events, things get weird.

It's fact that when it comes to wealth, rich people invest more into tax sheltered investments that grow over the time.

When Birgit fosters two dogs for 5 to 7 days, it opens two kennels, giving a safe place for new arrivals coming into the shelter.

We rescue a lot of dogs from this shelter because they have no chance of being adopted before they are either euthanized or become sick from being exposed to disease (as they are not vaccinated there when they first come into the Perrera).

Finally, educating consumers not to purchase puppies in pet shops falls into the same category as this editorial's title; we assume that those contemplating the purchase of a pet shop puppy actually give a damn as to where the mother of the puppy resides and how she is taken care of. Sadly, there is a portion of shoppers who want what they want when they want it. These are the people who don't care where their puppy comes from, they're not bothered by the misery the mother will continue to suffer, are the same people who, for whatever reason, have no problem dumping their dog at a kill shelter.

Unfortunately dogs don't come into shelter's with AKC papers attached to their collars, as the article states we are all taking our best guess when identifying what breeds go into making them.

When litters of kittens come into shelters, they require intensive care and lots of attention.

Raul explained that when Keaton, a young Shepard mix, initially came into the shelter, he was unable to use his front limb.

We are developing a waiting list of people to call when we have such cats come into the shelter.

When CCRC came into the shelter one day, they could tell I hated it there and said I could come with them.

When the Montreal ban comes into effect, shelter dogs whose odds are already stacked against them will face a daunting hurdle.

The brain - damaged owner was so upset when I came to collect those cats that had not yet been taken to the shelter (I picked those up later) that, even though he loved his cats, he lost control over his emotions and physically abused 2 of the cats, who they did not sit still to be grabbed and shoved into the pet carrier, in all the conundrum.

The testing performed when a dog comes into the shelter usually removes the dogs with aggressive tendencies so most of them are happy - go - lucky.

The animal shelters are last chance opportunities for these homeless pets to be saved, and when the shelters become full, which occurs regularly, the ones still left unclaimed or not yet adopted are destroyed to make room for new homeless pets coming into the facility.

Such was the case for the Fifth family when they came into the South Jersey Regional Animal Shelter a few years back looking to adopt one of our big, beefy pit bulls.

That doesn't mean they should come into your shelter, particularly at times when warm weather is driving increased populations and disease risk.

Dogs can live for quite a long time, and there are many animals given to shelters because they didn't fit into the family when the kids came along.

Each year, 2.7 million adoptable dogs and cats are euthanized in the United States, simply because too many pets come into shelters and too few people consider adoption when looking for a pet.

When an infected dog from the community comes into the shelter, CDV is efficiently spread to other dogs in the population.

That's when they began sterilizing healthy feral cats who came into their shelter, and returning them to the locations where they'd been thriving.

Richmond SPCA and ASPCAPro What happens when puppies and kittens too young or sick to be adopted come into the shelter?

«When animals placed in overnight drops are processed into the shelter, they come with little or no information, increasing the time and resources needed to process the animals effectively,» Weiss wrote in a blog post.

Similar with rabbits, their teeth are not a reliable way to tell the age of a rabbit unless the rabbit is extremely young, but other than that when a rabbit comes into a shelter, how do we tell the age?

It came over us sometimes when we crossed the Golden Gate Bridge into the city from Marin County, a community with a shelter, the Marin Humane Society — or Mar Inhumane Society as my wife and I used to call it — that killed savable animals even though the director herself admitted they could be No Kill if she wanted to.

When dogs come into animal shelters, they are often tied up, fearful and feeling awful — in short, not looking their best.

When Jane came into the Shelter, we sensed that she knew exactly what it would take to provide a loving home for a cat like Cheryl.

Many come into the shelter when they are quite young, and not fully developed.

When he first came into the shelter, Davey was very thin and in need of some TLC.

So when many of the program kittens started filtering back into the shelter along with an increased number of additional cats and kittens coming in through the usual channels, it was bursting at the seams.

We know that rescues and shelters workers are some of the most dedicated people when it comes to getting animals adopted into their forever homes.

ODND started coming together in January 2016, when a group of friends in Maine's animal rescue community saw a need for focusing on getting senior dogs out of shelters and into loving foster and forever homes as quickly as possible.

But when it comes to saving more lives, there's nothing like teamwork to help move more pets out of shelters and into new homes.

After seeing so many nice, highly adoptable dogs sitting in concrete cells in the county shelters, being put to sleep when no one came to the rescue, it quickly evolved into an all breed commitment, and we began saving several other breeds and mixes too!

His owner surrendered him to his local town shelter when the anti tethering law came into place because he didn't want to get ticketed for him living outside.