21. Calhoun County Humane Society DBA The Animal Shelter Mission Statement of the Calhoun County animal Shelter. To provide the pets inour care with a decent, Humane Society of the united states http://www.petfinder.org/shelters/AL75.html

Calhoun County Humane Society dba The Animal Shelter ..... Saving one pet at a time!!! Adopting a friend Our Pet List Our Featured Pet introduces herself...... Olivia! Olivia is up to date on shots, dewormed, spayed , heartworm tested negative and started on heartworm preventative. She has been at the shelter for a very long time. She gets along well with other dogs. She is very eager to please. She would make a great addition to any household. She does well in a household with other dogs as she was fostered for a while and did great. Please call about Olivia today. HOW TO HELP Our Wish List Monetary donations are always needed and greatly appreciated. We are a 501c3 nonprofit organization, which means all your generous donations are tax deductible. You can make a secure and easy donation by clicking the donation button below. Cat Litter Bleach Laundry detergent Cleaning Supplies Latex Gloves HandSanitizer Antibiotic Ointment Blankets Towels Dishwashing Soap Light Bulbs Pet Shampoo Collars Leashes Copy Paper Office Supplies Aluminum cans for recycle Help with our new "Luv An Animal Program". You can make tax-deductible contributions.

22. Marshall County Animal Shelter We were selected by the Humane Society of the united states as the national Humane EVERY animal is spayed or neutered before leaving the shelter. http://www.petfinder.org/shelters/WV64.html

Marshall County Animal Shelter Our Pet List Annual Mutt March The Marshall County Animal Rescue League will hold its annual Mutt March (dog walk) on Saturday, October 1 at St. Jude Park in Glen Dale. Registration is from 9-10, with the walkers and their dogs stepping out at 10. Walkers are asked to secure sponsors. Participants collecting the most money will win prizes. There will also be a costume contest and treasure hunt for the dogs. For a brochure, contact the shelter at 845-9770. Lets make this the best walk ever.. News Marshall County was the only West Virginia Shelter invited to attend the Pets for Life Training sponsored by the Humane Society of the United States and Science Diet Pet Food. Formed in 1977, the Marshall County Animal Rescue has earned two National Awards. We were selected by the Humane Society of the United States as the national Humane Education Achievement Award winners, and recognized nationally by Paws to Recycle Programs in the "Most Community Support" category. Who We Are The Marshall County Animal Rescue League consists of a small group of dedicated individuals who through enthusiasm and commitment have turned an "unsheltered" county into a county that has an outstanding shelter program. Our Humane Society is contracted by the Marshall County Commission to oversee animal shelter operations. We work continually to provide progressive programs for the betterment of the shelter and the animals. The Marshall County Animal Rescue League meets on the 3rd Monday of each month at 7:30 p.m. in the Commission Room of the Marshall County Court House located on 7th street in Moundsville. Please join us.

23. Animal Shelters And Rescue About 1000 shelters in the united states responding as part of Shelter Twentyfour percent, or 3 million, of the animals taken to shelters over the http://www.certificate.net/wwio/pet26.shtml

Download Unlimited Free Games! Get published. Write for WWIO! HOME Add an Article Testimonials Topics ... Apply For The Award of Excellence Animal Shelters and Rescue by David the Dogman The two studies, conducted by Colorado State veterinary epidemiologist Dr. M.D. Salman and sponsored by the National Council on Pet Population Study and Policy, reveal that moving and other lifestyle issues were the main reasons given by pet owners when surrendering their animals to shelters. But the majority of those pets64 percentare euthanized instead of adopted into new homes. The studies also found that the majority of pet owners who surrender their animals to shelters are under 30 years of age and that more dogs are taken to shelters than cats and all other animals combined. "Euthanasia of domestic pets in the United States is an epidemic," Salman said. "These studies give us the first glimpse of why so many pets are entering shelters and what happens once they are surrendered by their owners." About 1,000 shelters in the United States responding as part of Shelter Statistics Survey accepted an estimated 4 million pets each year in 1994, 1995 and 1996. Of those sent to the reporting shelters that participated in the study, about 64 percentor 8.2 million petswere euthanized. The survey also revealed that, on average, 42.5 percent of pets that entered animal shelters were submitted by animal control authorities and nearly 30 percent were surrendered by their owners. The remainder were relinquished by other sources. Twenty-four percent, or 3 million, of the animals taken to shelters over the three-year period were adopted by new families. Only 10 percent, or 1.2 million, were reclaimed by their owners.

24. Humane Societies, Animal Shelters And Pet Adoption Non-profit Organizations The Humane Society of the united states / animal Sheltering Magazine for organization that assists animal shelters throughout the united states. http://www.greenpeople.org/humanesociety.htm

Search Add a listing Update or Delete listing Upgrade listing ... Advertisers Humane Societies, Animal Shelters (dog shelter, cat shelter, pet shelter) and Pet Adoption organizations 324 listings alphabetically by US state (city), Canadian Province, other countries. This page created July 22nd, 2005. To view recently added listings search a specific geography Buy Directory Alabama Save Our Strays Save Our Strays - a no kill volunteer non-profit organization benefitting homeless cats. (Birmingham) Save-a-Critter Animal Sanctuary Save-a-Critter Animal Sanctuary. (Blountsville) Heaven Scent Ferret Rescue/Shelter Ferret Shelter. (Midland City) Montgomery Humane Society an animal shelter, adpotion center and investigates animal cruelty. (Montgomery) Alaska Alaska's Extended Life Animal Sanctuary Don't breed or buy, while homeless critters Die. Adopt a Sanctuary, or Shelter Critter. (Nikiski) Arizona Oasis De Los Gatos Taming the feral cat. (apache junction) R.U.F.F.F. - Rescued Unwanted Furry Friends Foundation

25. American Humane: Newsroom: Fact Sheets: Euthanasia shelters in the united states to be 3500 (the exact number of animal sheltersoperating in the united states does not exist), here are the statistics http://www.americanhumane.org/site/PageServer?pagename=nr_fact_sheets_animal_eut

26. NewPet.com Animal Shelter Search Thousands of animal shelters are located throughout the united states. Each shelterhouses hundreds of abandoned dogs and cats each hoping for a new home http://www.newpet.com/matchmaking/zipcode/zipcodeform.htm

Animal Shelter Search Thousands of animal shelters are located throughout the United States. Each shelter houses hundreds of abandoned dogs and cats each hoping for a new home. If you are considering getting a new pet, you may want to try a shelter. You will be giving a needy pet a welcome home. Interested? Search for a shelter in your area by zipcode. The results of your search will be emailed directly to you! You can search up to five times! Your Email: Five Digit Zip Code: Match Making Home

27. NewPet.com Matchmaking -- Where To Find A Dog animal shelters are excellent places to find a new pet. With the very realproblem of pet overpopulation in the united states, shelters are bulging with http://www.newpet.com/matchmaking/where/mm_w_animalshelters.htm

Where to Find a Dog? Animal Shelters Animal shelters are excellent places to find a new pet. Shelters are usually run by local governments, or by caring citizens who form private non-profit groups. Shelters can be found under many different names, such as: humane societies, animal protection leagues, the pound, the cruelty society, animal care and control, foster homes, etc. There are several national organizations that help to promote the good work that is done on behalf of abandoned pets: American Humane Association (AHA) American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA) Humane Society of the United States (HSUS) North Shore Animal League Project Breed With the very real problem of pet overpopulation in the United States, shelters are bulging with large numbers of cats and dogs that are in need of a good home. These are animals that have been turned-in by their owners for one reason or another, or have entered as strays, with no one to claim them. Unfortunately, with limited space and resources, the majority of pets that enter a shelter must be put to death unless they are adopted by a new owner. Certain shelters are able to stretch their resources and have a "no-kill" policy in place, but tragically most facilities are unable to maintain this type of policy. The good news is that you can make a real difference by bringing a shelter pet into your home. The cost is usually minimal, typically ranging from $15 to $75. The fees may already include shots and/or neutering. Sometimes the first veterinarian visit is also included in the fee, and if the pet hasn't already been spayed or neutered, you will be strongly advised or required to do so.

28. Welcome To Healthypet.com! Journal of Applied animal Welfare Science (JAAWS), researchers went into 12selected animal shelters in the united states for one year to find out why. http://www.healthypet.com/library_view.aspx?ID=4&sid=3

29. King County Animal Control - Frequently Asked Questions the united states, public and private shelters are filled with animals. The Humane Society of the united states estimates that approximately 25 http://www.metrokc.gov/lars/animal/services/adptqst.htm

Pet Information Line 206-296-PETS TTY Relay: 711 Buy your pet license online ... Hours/Locations Pet Tips: Cat Dog Regulations Services Field Services Pet Adoptions Pet Licensing Shelter Services ... Foster Program PET ADOPTIONS WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT ADOPTING A PET FROM SHELTERS/ FOSTER GROUPS In virtually every community across the United States, public and private shelters are filled with animals. Some are lost pets whose owners can't be found. Others are pets whose owners can no longer keep them. There are puppies, kittens, older animals, mixed breeds, and purebreds, as well as other types of pets available for adoption. They all have at least one thing in common. Each is hoping for a permanent and loving home. Unfortunately, for most of these animals there will be no new home. Why? The answer is simple: there are too many animals and not enough homes. The solution to this tragic problem starts with you. When you're ready to add a pet to your family, visit your local animal shelter. Questions most frequently asked of shelter staff: Are animals healthy and well-adjusted?

30. California's Directory Of Animal Rescue Groups Over 1000 rescues and 250 animal shelters were included in the directory, homes not only in California, but throughout the entire united states! http://www.rescuers.com/

Other Great Links: AKC Breed Listing National listings of breed rescue contacts AMRT.Net Photos of adoptable pets in Southern CA animal shelters Adopt-A-Pet HART/Muttmatchers Dog Infomat A wealth of information with links to helpful sites Golden Acres Laurie's 24KCountry! A new focus and time to say "Good-Bye"..... Rescuers.com was created in an era when it was only the minority of rescue groups and shelters that were privileged to have web pages. The public, seeking to adopt a purebred dog, often had great difficulty locating breed rescue groups. I had first-hand experience in 1997 when looking for rescues in my own search to adopt a Golden Retriever. In this quest for a golden of my own, Rescuers.com was born. At it's origin, the site was dedicated to southern California shelters and rescues only, but soon expanded to include the entire state! Over 1,000 rescues and 250 animal shelters were included in the directory, always free of charge. Since Rescuers.com's

31. HIDDEN  ENEMY, Humane Society Of The United States, PETA, HSUS, Humaniacs, Anim of the united states (HSUS) and People for the Ethical Treatment of animals IMPORTANT NOTE Don’t abandon the local Humane Society animal shelters http://www.corn-utopia.com/Corn Utopia on the Web/- LURKING ENEMY Cornutopia cor

HIDDEN ENEMY HSUS – The Humane Society of the United States Reptile breeders should feel pride in the progress they’ve helped achieve over the past several decades. We’ve unraveled many of the mysteries of inducing our animals to reproduce in captivity, and have made ‘Captive-Bred’ ( = 'CB' ) a common adjective in the hobby and industry. CB applied to herps is now understood to reflect ‘quality’ and ‘hardiness’ as pets. The percentage of CB herps available today dwarfs what we had just ten years ago, and is already making up a significant proportion of herps sold in pet shops. Just as it seems obvious to us close to the herp industry that this natural evolution is proceeding well, new threats to our freedom to keep herps looms in the form of three ‘new’ enemies – the H umane S ociety of the U nited S tates (HSUS), The Fund For Animals , and P eople for the E thical T reatment of A nimals (PETA). The PETA are presently under scrutiny by the F.B.I. as a terrorism network because of their admission of funding extremists who have destroyed several facilities by fire. These closely-aligned organizations have remained largely hidden from our notice until recently. They have now set their sights on the reptile hobby and trade, their ultimate goals being to stop it completely.

32. HIDDEN  ENEMY, Humane Society Of The United States, PETA, HSUS, Humaniacs, Anim of the united states (HSUS) and People for the Ethical Treatment of animals It created animal shelters, promoted spayneuter programs, and developed http://www.corn-utopia.com/Corn Utopia on the Web/Photo & Image Stockpile - Corn

HIDDEN ENEMY HSUS – The Humane Society of the United States Reptile breeders should feel pride in the progress they’ve helped achieve over the past several decades. We’ve unraveled many of the mysteries of inducing our animals to reproduce in captivity, and have made ‘Captive-Bred’ ( = 'CB' ) a common adjective in the hobby and industry. CB applied to herps is now understood to reflect ‘quality’ and ‘hardiness’ as pets. The percentage of CB herps available today dwarfs what we had just ten years ago, and is already making up a significant proportion of herps sold in pet shops. Just as it seems obvious to us close to the herp industry that this natural evolution is proceeding well, new threats to our freedom to keep herps looms in the form of two ‘new’ enemies – the H umane S ociety of the U nited S tates (HSUS) and P eople for the E thical T reatment of A nimals (PETA). The PETA are presently under scrutiny by the F.B.I. as a terrorism network because of their admission of funding extremists who have destroyed several facilities by fire. These closely-aligned organizations have remained largely hidden from our notice until recently. They have now set their sights on the reptile hobby and trade, their ultimate goals being to stop it completely.

33. AnimalShelter.org - Adopt A Pet From An Animal Shelter, Rescue A Homeless Dog Or These animals are often located in thousands of animal shelters and rescue’sthroughout the united states which offer a temporary placement while a loving http://www.animalshelter.org/

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34. Animal Shelters On Long Island According to the Humane Society of the united states, the overpopulation situationfor both cats Here are some private and municipal animal shelters. http://longisland.about.com/cs/pets/a/pet_adoption.htm

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35. BJC Animal Control Service Is Redirecting... The Humane Society of the united states offers these tips to help you should you Contact local animal control shelters and animal control agencies for http://www.bjcacs.com/

36. Australia united, united , united Arab Emirates, united Kingdom, united states, organization Shelter for Helpless animals In Distress Tree animal Shelter http://lairds.org/Kyler/old_Purdue/animal_rescue/shelters

We currently have entries in the following countries: Australia Belgium Canada Costa Rica ... organization Australia South Australia Fauna Rescue of South Australia (Adelaide) Belgium Antwerp Vlaamse Dieren Infolijn (Aartselaar) Dierenasiel het Blauwe Kruis Canada Alberta Animal Rescue Foundation of Alberta (Calgary) City of Calgary animal Services (Calgary) Senior Canine Rescue Society (Calgary) Senior Canine Rescue Society (Calgary) Edmonton SPCA (Edmonton) British Columbia British Columbia SPCA Volunteer Animal Rescue Association (Abbotsford) KaLuMa Canid Rescue and Assistance Association (Comox Valley) Alley Cat Friends Society (Prince George) Meow-Aid No-Kill Cat Shelter (Vancouver) Vancouver City Pound (Vancouver) Capital Regional District Animal Shelter (Victoria) Manitoba Winnipeg Humane Society (Winnipeg) Nova Scotia Shelter for Helpless Animals In Distress Tree Animal Shelter (Bridgewater) Tender Loving Care Animal Shelter (Digby) Ontario Clarington Pet Connection Friends of Abandoned Pets Jazzpurr Cat Care Society Toronto Cat Rescue ... Reptile Rescue (Burlington) Cambridge and District Humane Society (Cambridge) Gananoque and District Humane Society (Gananoque) Hamilton SPCA (Hamilton) Rabbits Galore!

37. Humane Society/Animal Shelter: Clermont County Humane Society - Animal Shelter I Every day, animal shelters across the united states are forced to destroy thousandsof animals for lack of responsible homes. http://www.animalshelter.com/spay.html

You are here: Home > Spay and Neuter Information Contact Information CCHS 4025 Filager Road Batavia, Ohio 45103 (513) 732.8854 (phone) Our History Pets for Adoption Adopt Info Fundraisers Mission Statement Vision Statement Our Hours Membership Our Future Work for Us Volunteer with Us Wish List Statistics Newsletter Animal Control Dog License Pet Therapy Contact Us Humane Education Spay/Neuter For Teachers Animal Abuse Excuses Excuses Pet Theft Give 'Em Five Honoring Our Pets Join Our Mailing List Documentary Our Supporters Our Successes Press Releases Desktop Wallpaper Feature Articles Someone Remembers Pet Grief Have a Question? Site Map Credits Awards Spay and Neuter Information Every day in the United States, thousands upon thousands of puppies and kittens are born because of the irresponsible breeding of pets. If you add to that the number of offspring of stray and abandoned animals, the total becomes even more staggering. Every year, between 8 and 12 million animals enter shelters in the United States. Some 4 to 6 million of these animals are destroyed because there are not enough homes for them. Some people refuse to spay or neuter their pet because they mistakenly think that it would be nice for their pet to have puppies or kittens. But what they don't realize is that each responsible home that is found for these puppies and kittens means one less home that is available for the thousands of shelter animals that are waiting to be adopted. Every day, animal shelters across the United States are forced to destroy thousands of animals for lack of responsible homes.

38. Casa Grande Animal Control Note Over 12 million cats and dogs were turned in to animal shelters last year . CG, Every hour in the united states, more than 5500 puppies and kittens http://www.ci.casa-grande.az.us/animal_control/pet.php

CG Info City Hall Home Planning ... Services City of Casa Grande Department List Administrative Services/Jobs Airport Animal Control Attorney Building CFD City Clerk/Elections City Manager Community Court Engineering Finance Fire Forms General Information Housing Library News Police Public Works Senior Adult Center Streets Animal Control Mutt Show Rabies/License Clinic Rabies/Animal Control General Information Shelter Location: 102 South Sacaton Street Phone Numbers: Shelter After Hours Emergencies City Hall Fax Facts Low Cost Animal Clinics: February 5, 2005 July 16, 2005 ... What to do if Your Cat or Dog is Missing What to do if Your Cat or Dog is Missing Contact the Animal Control Department as soon as possible and leave your name, address, home phone number, work phone number, and a description of your animal. Remember, you are your pet's best friend. Provide identification. If your pet ever does get loose, the license can help ensure a safe return. A cat or dog picked up and placed in the City Animal Control Impound Facility that is not wearing a current license is deemed unowned. An unowned animal or "stray" is held for 72 hours (three days) and is then open for adoption. Note: Over 12 million cats and dogs were turned in to animal shelters last year. Only one in ten found a home. If the animal is not adopted at this time, the animal then undergoes a "painless death" (euthanasia).

39. Animal Care And Service Workers Some groomers work in kennels, veterinary clinics, animal shelters, The HumaneSociety of the united states, 2100 L St. NW., Washington, DC 200371598. http://www.bls.gov/oco/ocos168.htm

Skip Navigation Links Latest Numbers U.S. Department of Labor Bureau of Labor Statistics Occupational Outlook Handbook www.bls.gov OOH Search/A-Z Index BLS Home Get Detailed Statistics ... Find It! In DOL Printer-friendly version ( HTML PDF Animal Care and Service Workers Nature of the Work Working Conditions Employment Training, Other Qualifications, and Advancement ... Sources of Additional Information Significant Points Animal lovers get satisfaction in this occupation, but the work can be unpleasant and physically and emotionally demanding. Most workers are trained on the job, but advancement depends on experience, formal training, and continuing education. Good employment opportunities are expected for most positions; however, keen competition is expected for jobs as zookeepers. Starting salaries are significantly lower than those in many other fields. Nature of the Work About this section Back to Top Kennel attendants care for pets while their owners are working or traveling out of town. Beginning attendants perform basic tasks, such as cleaning cages and dog runs, filling food and water dishes, and exercising animals. Experienced attendants may provide basic animal healthcare, as well as bathe animals, trim nails, and attend to other grooming needs. Attendants who work in kennels also may sell pet food and supplies, assist in obedience training, help with breeding, or prepare animals for shipping. groomers . Some groomers work in kennels, veterinary clinics, animal shelters, or pet-supply stores. Others operate their own grooming business, typically at a salon, or sometimes by making house calls. Groomers answer telephones, schedule appointments, discuss pets’ grooming needs with clients, and collect information on the pet’s disposition and its veterinarian. Groomers often are the first to notice a medical problem, such as an ear or skin infection, that requires veterinary care.

40. NO KILL ANIMAL SHELTER DIRECTORY, Happy Hippie, Hemp, Eco-friendly, Earth, Green Assisi.org/ nokill, cageless animal shelter located in Crystal Lake, IL (lists no-kill shelters in the united states, along with related and general http://www.happyhippie.com/nokill.htm

Quik Jump Directory Select your shopping category Hemp Barter Beauty Books Clothing Food Garden Health Household Jewelry Kids Music Pet Recreation Professional Add your site! Home Page Free Email Log In Register Posting Forum Interact with other nature lovin' folk Eco Directory Art Books Clothing Food ... Barter Board Free Zone Free Hippie Stuff for your Website! Newletter Free Updates Contact Email Us Link to Us! Support EcoShopping NO KILL ANIMAL SHELTER DIRECTORY CALIFORNIA Pet Adoption Fund - San Fernando Valley Friends of Animals - West Los Angeles http://www.scvhumane.org/ The Humane Society of Santa Clara Valley, located at 2530 Lafayette St, Santa Clara, CA, the largerst sheltering facility on the West Coast, became a "No Kill Facility" July 1, 1999. FLORIDA Pets in Distress ILLINOIS Will County Humane Society Humane Society of Rock Island County http://www.ntsource.com/~adopt/ Naperville,IL http://wgnradio.com/shows/pet/shelters.htm

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