Sentence examples for supply animals from inspiring English sources

WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court on Monday unanimously struck down a California law that had sought to keep out of the food supply animals that are unable to walk.

Trainers, who are already heavily regulated by state and federal officials, are particularly incensed by the idea that the association might seek to extend its authority beyond film sets, to include certification of those who house and supply animals — something they see as an attempt to bolster funds by tapping them for fees.

In addition to posting pictures online, shelters supply animals to humane pet stores that spruce them up, get them checked out by vets and display them in cheery storefronts.

Licensed breeders will not be affected by the new rule, which is meant to preemptively halt "the inhumane and deceptive practices of large-scale breeding operations that supply animals to pet stores and directly to consumers online," Tang, alongside representatives from the Humane Society of the U.S. and local animal care agencies, wrote in an editorial.

In 1974, the center, through a contract with the Food and Drug Administration, began to increase the number of breeding female rhesus monkeys to supply animals for the Sabin Poliomyelitis Virus Vaccine Program.

These latter incidents included activists threatening to protest businesses that supply animal feed to research labs and airlines that transport research animals.

Service dogs are incredibly beneficial for two separate reasons: they may be able to help you perform tasks that your disability prevents you from performing, and they also supply animal-therapy, reducing your risk of depression and loneliness.

Over the years, Dawn has supplied animals for 350 feature films.

Over the years, Mr. Brook has supplied animals for numerous movies, plays, and operas, but the annual Radio City job is one of his biggest money-makers.

Making meat also requires supplying animals with vast amounts of water and food: in the United States producing 1kg of live animal weight typically requires 10kg of feed for beef, 5kg for pork and 2.5kg for poultry.

In his earlier years with MGM, Rudd Weatherwax was assisted by Frank Inn, who, for fourteen years, trained Lassies and later supplied animals for the 1954 Lassie television series.