Sentence examples for protecting pets from inspiring English sources

Such measures include keeping a well-maintained yard, minimizing waste, protecting pets from fleas, and using mechanical or chemical protection in case of at-risk activities.

For drivers accustomed to putting infants or young children in safety seats, protecting pets would seem to be a logical next step.

State wildlife officials and the National Parks Service were jointly hosting a workshop Wednesday night in Agoura Hills to offer tips on protecting pets and farm animals from the local lion population.

No one wants to think about their pet being lost or stolen, but being proactive about protecting pets against the unexpected can help create a happy ending for everyone.

In neighborhoods where warfarin is used to control rats, warnings are posted to protect pets and children from exposure, along with the recommended antidote, the coagulation promoter vitamin K, in case a nontarget animal is affected.

Still, the best solution to protect pets in vehicles is to use car harnesses, crates and other restraints, experts said, instead of letting them run loose in the car "Unfortunately, sometimes people do things out of kindness that are not to the benefit of the pets," said Andrea Arden, author of "On the Road With Your Pet" (Fodors).

B1 Call for a Kennel Law The gossip columnist Cindy Adams, whose Yorkshire terrier Jazzy, left, died at a kennel on a farm in upstate New York last year, and Speaker Gifford Miller of the New York City Council called for legislation to protect pets from kennel abuses.

And if it's too cold for people, a fur coat won't protect pets from weather extremes, either.

Another new amendment to Alaska law protects pets in domestic violence cases, allowing courts to include animals in restraining orders and requiring abusers to pay support to their victims for pets in their care.

During his eight years in office, President Bush has advanced some animal welfare policies, such as his signing of new laws to protect pets in disasters and toughen the penalties for dogfighting and cockfighting.

These are the same groups that have defended puppy mills, poaching, and the killing of endangered species--and even tried to shoot down HSUS programs to protect pets from the foreclosure crisis.