Sentence examples for disabled animals from inspiring English sources

Each and every one of these disabled animals is worth saving".

There are disabled animals -- Misty is certainly one of them -- who have great personalities, who do very well, who have a good life, who really want to live".

The Parks have established the Arius Foundation (named for a Trumbull, Conn.-based company, Arius Development, which is helping to finance the project), "to help these and other disabled animals," Mr. Park said.

Two Internet consultants, Ernie Park and his wife, Lauren, who are animal lovers, developed an interest in the case and have started a foundation to help them and other disabled animals.

SOME might view the stories of BeeBop and Tumbles and Little Girl and Misty as mere feel-good tales: accounts of disabled animals helped by humans are, after all, easy to sentimentalize.

In many ways, the "Family Guy" episode "Partial Terms of Endearment" is typical of that audacious Fox animated comedy, teeming with rapid-fire jokes and willfully offensive non sequiturs about disabled animals, God, Nazis, bodily functions and the sexual habits of "Sesame Street" characters.

In the 17 days of competition, visitors are likely to hear about rights for the disabled, animal rights, gay rights, human rights, abortion, polygamy, homelessness, poverty, prison reform, sentencing guidelines, wilderness programs, various religions and a local incinerator.

With their telomeric failsafe effectively disabled, these animals are unreliable models of normal senescence and tumor formation.

In experiments in mice, when this nerve grouping was disabled, the animals were only able to stay balanced until scientists forced them to walk across a narrow beam.

Taylor points out that, in the past, colonial subjects were often described as both disabled and animal-like: they were seen as shambling, hunched, and bestial, and, therefore, as "lower" on the chain of being.

Less expected areas included concern over a friend whose baby had been born disabled, references to animals ("My pet cat being stressed at changes"; "My dog has cancer"), to hobbies and to faith and religion.