Sentence examples for release pets from inspiring English sources

Among its residents are bicycle rights advocates, organic-food obsessives and animal lovers so pained by the sight of dogs on leashes that they release pets into traffic.

The solution is sometimes to release pets in an area with an existing NHP population.

Crabs and minnows are what I think of as catch-and-release pets.

As a result, it has launched a campaign warning people of the trouble released pets can cause - even if they have already gone to the big goldfish pond in the sky.

Among the reasons for releasing pets to shelters cited by the National Humane Education Society (NHES) are moving, changes in employment or housing or behavioral issues and shelters note that some pets are even relinquished because they grew too big.

Other factors of concern for the painted turtles include over-collection from the wild, released pets introducing diseases or reducing genetic variability, pollution, boating traffic, angler's hooks (the turtles are noteworthy bait-thieves), wanton shooting, and crushing by agricultural machines or golf course lawnmowers or all-terrain vehicles.

Also, in better news, the Beach Boys have released Pet Sounds.

Even before the National Research Council's report was released, pet food companies -- well aware of pet owners' propensity to spend -- were promoting the notion that dogs and cats have grown too chubby.

Martin identified a musical "turning point" in 1966 and 1967, when the Beach Boys released "Pet Sounds" and the Beatles released "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band," which together inspired a generation of bands to create albums that were more unified in theme but more diverse in sound.

State officials at the time said they believed it was a released pet.

This sort of catch-and-release parenting seemed like a strange parallel to my catch-and-release pet owning".