Sentence examples for animals shipped from inspiring English sources
Six animals shipped over from Norway in the first batch died in quarantine or could not be released.
The prairie dogs were among animals shipped to pet stores across the country from a Texas facility.
W.H.O. also said that because no human infections had resulted from contact with goods, products or animals shipped from SARS-affected areas, such items arriving from affected areas do not appear to pose a risk to public health.
The Xuzhou Anying Biologic Technology Development Company, one of two Chinese companies at the center of the huge recall of pet food that has killed or sickened thousands of animals, shipped more than 700 tons of wheat gluten labeled as nonfood products this year through a third-party Chinese textile company.
No differences (P > 0.05) were detected in mortality, number of railers (animals shipped to slaughter before the rest of their pen), ADG, G F, or DMI between steers fed zilpaterol hydrochloride or ractopamine hydrochloride.
However, two pairs were delayed, so the "World Herd" was started in Phoenix in 1963 with only five animals shipped to the zoo and two born quickly after.
When Janet Sinclair entrusted her greyhound to United Airlines PetSafee animal shipping program, she didn't realize she was risking her pet's life.
Traffickers involved in the international trade frequently smuggle contraband across poorly secured borders into neighboring countries that lack strong trafficking laws, with the animals, or animal parts, shipped overseas from there.
And if you're going to eat bamboo rat, I figured, best to do it here, at the source before the poor animals get shipped, stacked amid other animals, and sick.
For example, T'magazin oft' pac-huys der loffelijcker pennconst (1616; "Stock of the Warehouse of Commendable Penmanship"), produced in Antwerp by David Roelands, includes calligraphic drawings of human and mythical figures, animals, ships, birds, monsters, and ornate initials; the book is more a display of what can be done with such penwork than it is a copybook.
According to the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA), there are currently no U.S. slaughterhouses where horses are processed for human consumption, though these animals are shipped from some states to other countries to be killed for food.
