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    of animals that are living on the streets‚ which is where animal shelters come in as an important role in this issue. There are two specific types of animal shelters‚ and the two different types are opposites. There are no-kill shelters‚ which don’t use euthanasia unless that is the only option and kill shelters which use euthanasia as a way of controlling the stray population. Many pet activists believe strongly in shelters strictly being no-kill‚ in order to help keep the rights of healthy

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    English 102 Solution Proposal Animal Shelter Proposal There are numerous stray animals in Cadiz‚ Kentucky. We do not have an animal shelter where these stray animals can stay. These stray animals normally end up starving to death or like most‚ ran over by motor-vehicles. With an animal shelter we will have a better chance to keep animals in a safe place. It would give people a place to volunteer at‚ and maybe even adopt a pet if they choose to. At an animal shelter they would have all their shots and

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    America can spend all of this money and manpower on countries‚ how come the government does not help the homeless individuals inside their own borders. An unjust situation is the amount of homeless men‚ women‚ and children in the United States of America. One may think that shelters are keeping homeless people out of the streets and solving the problem‚ that is not the case. While they do keep homeless people out of the streets there is a successful and less expensive way. That way is long term housing

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    for the homeless. Not just in shelter costs but in paying law-enforcement officers who arrest individuals for things like trespassing‚ public intoxication or sleeping in parks. (In these regards I am shifting away from family homelessness towards individuals.) Then jail stays along with hospitalization for physical or mental issues really heighten the price a city pays per homeless person. Two years ago‚ the Central Florida Commission on Homelessness conducted a study of 107 homeless living in

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    Being homeless is not an option that anyone would want being without a stable home or knowing where you are going to sleep every night is simply bad luck. Day by day many people encounter homeless people either at work or just driving by the freeway each day with signs reading “Homeless”. Others might consider homeless individuals to have made that choice on their own but do not see the deeper issues than being out on the street. Many homeless people can be mentally ill‚ have problems with drug abuse

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    Are you currently volunteering in any placement or thinking of getting volunteer work somewhere? Why? Before it comes to the different reasons why people want to volunteer‚ in fact‚ around 22 million people across the whole world each year sign up to volunteer according to Volunteering England‚ and the estimated value of volunteer time has shot up throughout the past few years. It could not be made clearer that more and more people are willing to give up their time for free‚ contributing their skills

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    Summary of “Homeless” by Anna Quindlen In her essayHomeless‚” Anna Quindlen argues that Americans’ view of home has changed in the past few generations‚ and that we should adjust this view‚ as well as our perspective on homeless people. Quindlen introduces Ann‚ a homeless woman who shows Quindlen a picture of the house Ann once had. In this context‚ Quindlen asserts that a home is more than simply a house—a home is a place to which we feel connected emotionally and personally—and she emphasizes

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    Animal Shelters For The Win! Did you know that there are about 4 to 6 thousand animal shelters in the United States? Also did you know that there are between 8 to 12 million animals in those animal shelters? Unfortunately each year between 4 to 6 million of those animals are euthanized due to not being able to find a home. That’s almost half of the animals that enter a shelter yearly! But what If I told you that you can make change for those animals‚ if you can take euthanization completely

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    Advocating for the Homeless Carla Drayton BSHS/442 Advocacy and Mediation Steven Zitar March 11‚ 2013 In this paper you will learn about some of the issues with advocacy in the human service field and how they are being address. This paper will give different areas that stand out in homelessness that needs to be examined. The areas that would be examined are the population of homeless people and their needs. The personal perspectives on assisting homeless people with problems as an advocate

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    For the People Helping People scholarship‚ I feel I have aptly demonstrated my character and integrity through my volunteer work. I first started volunteering for my senior project during my junior year of highschool at a local pre-k. During that time I racked up a total of forty-five volunteer hours. I honestly can say I enjoyed every one of those hours‚ but at that time I had no idea how much a difference they would make in my life. My senior year‚ I‚ unfortunately‚ did not have time in my schedule

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