I was staying in a shelter then, and the shelter didn't even know I was in the shelter.
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By now, it's a broken record that's played for years — it's "housing, housing, housing, not shelter, shelter, shelter" that works.
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Find immediate shelter: Text "SHELTER" and your zip code to 43362.
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Facebook: AWS Freeman-Fritts Animal Shelter & Clinic The San Antonio Animal Shelter
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It died en route to a city shelter, not in the shelter.
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The program, called Shelter Buddies Reading Program pairs up youngsters with shelter dogs.
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SHELTER ISLAND "Shelter Island Friends of Music Concert Series: Prima Trio," classical. Sept.
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The Department of Homeless Services daily shelter report shows that there are 12,379 families in shelter with 22,830 children, 69 percent of the city's general shelter population.
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SHELTER ISLAND: Caci Shelter Island, a branch of Caci North Fork in Southold, offers northern and central Italian fare, Shelter Island House, 11 Stearns Point Road, cacishelterisland.com.
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No ordinary dog shelter Randy's Rescue Ranch in O'Fallon, Illinois, is no ordinary shelter.
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Giunta-Cotter was tired of running and moving from shelter to shelter, Dubus said.
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The act specifies that pet store operators can sell dogs, cats and rabbits only from a public animal control agency or shelter, society for the prevention of cruelty to animals shelter, humane society shelter, or rescue group in cooperation with an animal shelter.
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You can also text SHELTER and your zip code to 4FEMA (43362) for shelter information.
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McGowen went from shelter to shelter after becoming financially squeezed out of Seattle in 2008.
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The shelter will also offer a 24-hour crisis intervention line and emergency transitional shelter.
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Khadijah bounced from home to home, shelter to shelter, from the time she was 6.
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For four years, they were homeless, moving from shelter to shelter—five or six altogether.
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Deaths and injuries that have occurred in tents, or during sports competitions, or to individuals huddled beneath a golf shelter or a picnic shelter or some other type of shelter.
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She turned to a homeless shelter and was referred to an intake shelter in Brownsville, Brooklyn.
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Kelty Discovery Shelter for $78 ($52 off) at REI: This shelter is easy to set up and will provide both sun and rain shelter for your picnics or summer beach excursions.
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"Our stray sweetheart is keeping her 'babies' safe at the shelter tonight!" the shelter captioned the post.
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Shelter in place -- Seven million Californians have been asked to shelter in place in the Bay Area.
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Children also are often moved from shelter to shelter when they initially arrive in the United States.
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In the wake of such incidents, police said, Front Street Shelter brings in shelter dogs as therapy dogs.
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By the week the shelter was supposed to close, there were only a few dozen shelter residents left.
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The sad truth is that millions of shelter animals are euthanized each year due to shelter over crowding.
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We had to not only build our shelter but rebuild our shelter, then we had really bad weather.
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If we needed to be a shelter, we certainly would've been a shelter right when they first asked.
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Guy's real-life story began in the Montgomery County Animal Shelter, a kill shelter in Mt. Sterling, Kentucky.
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Even when migrants do obtain a spot in a shelter, the availability and quality of shelter space varies.
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Building Shelter: We had to use only a tarp to build our shelter for the night, so Jake and I ran to a nearby fallen tree to use as the structure for our shelter.
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To celebrate the Super Bowl, the shelter is holding its own 'Shelter Bowl' where two teams in the CFC – Canine/Feline Conference – will go head to head for the coveted Shelter Drinking Bowl Trophy.
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"If we needed to be a shelter, we would have certainly been a shelter when [the city] first asked, but once they filled up — never dreamed we'd have this many displaced people — they asked us to become a shelter and we said, 'Hey, we'd love to be a shelter,'" Osteen said.
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Dr. Cynthia Cox, director of shelter medicine for the MSPCA, was the first to meet Nickie at the shelter.
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At one animal shelter in La Porte, officials transported dozens of dogs and cats to a shelter in Houston.
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If you go to a shelter for #Irma, be advised: sworn LEOs will be at every shelter, checking IDs.
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With one shelter already full, a basketball venue called the Portland Exposition Building was converted into an emergency shelter.
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Shelter programs are setup to be temporary and most shelters do carefully monitor the lengths of stay in shelter.
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Austin Pets Alive, an Austin shelter, has been transporting as many shelter animals as possible out of affected areas.
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SHELTER ISLAND Fourth annual Car Show, music, food and drink, and prizes, hosted by the Shelter Island Historical Society.
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SHELTER ISLAND Fourth annual car show, music, food and drink, and prizes, hosted by the Shelter Island Historical Society.
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"Take Shelter" (2011) focused on a man plagued by apocalyptic nightmares that lead him to enlarge his storm shelter.
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I was a high school dropout heavy into hanging around the streets, bouncing from homeless shelter to homeless shelter.
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The hotel is used as a men's shelter, the city having run out of space in its shelter system.
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Citizens are urged to take shelter in interior rooms while the powerful storm passes over Florida, and shelter in place.
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The video concludes: "Please visit your local animal shelter to help bring the magic of adoption to all shelter animals."
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She bounced from shelter to shelter in New York City, just her and her two children, for nearly a decade.
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Riggleman expects the homeless shelter to reopen within the week, at which point the temporary parking lot shelter will close.
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Shelter providers argued that they could not improve shelter conditions if they did not have the money to do so.
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But he said that standard shelter beds cost $250 per day, and temporary emergency shelter beds cost $775 a day.
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"They heard the word tax shelter and they thought the word tax shelter was a bad thing," Mr. Trump said.
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The thief was a man who went to the shelter that day looking to adopt a dog, shelter officials said.
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A Virginia animal shelter&aposs "artist in residence" fetched $4,000 when his shelter auctioned off 20 of his original paintings.
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Banning shelter operators from denying services to transgender people It is unacceptable that transgender people are denied housing and shelter.
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The shelter could fill up when the rivers start flooding, or the power is knocked out, shelter worker Ann Chavez said.
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Congressional staffers were sent a notice to shelter in place, instructing them to lock doors and move to assigned shelter areas.
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Proponents wanted to shelter nascent industries, but opponents worried that they would shelter inefficient producers, push up prices and encourage smuggling.
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In early November the shelter manager brought I.H. to a classroom, along with the three other Bangladeshi migrants in the shelter.
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The Humane Society of Missouri created the Shelter Buddies Reading Program, enlisting children to read to shelter dogs, The Dodo reports.
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"If we needed to be a shelter, we certainly would've been a shelter right when they first asked," the pastor said.
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He spent time in the Wards Island shelter, and went on to share a house with other men from the shelter.
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He also said Catholic Charities plans to open its shelter by mid-week, at which point the temporary shelter will close.
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"I don't want to be in a shelter, be bringing my kid back from school to a shelter," Ms. Blake said.
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After spending a year moving from shelter to shelter, Mr. Levy and his mother now live in an apartment in Newark.
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"They might not be back in my shelter, but they'll be back in some other shelter," Ms. Baptiste said with resignation.
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Recognizing this opportunity to help both veterans and shelter dogs, American Humane started the Shelter to Service program, which trains shelter dogs to become service dogs and provides them to veterans diagnosed with PTS and TBI free of charge.
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For instance, he said, if one homeless shelter realizes that another shelter nearby is delivering the same services at half the cost, that might motivate the less efficient shelter to try and learn what the other is doing right.
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Cheap, lightweight, and waterproof, "tarpaulin is the most common shelter material," says Joseph Ashmore, shelter consultant for the International Organization for Migration.
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As more evacuees poured into the shelter, Anna and her nephew boarded a bus to another shelter — a church with more space.
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Swarek told ABC that the El Dorado, Arkansas shelter has seen a surge in adoptions after she started her Shelter Pets Project.
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An animal shelter in Bristow, Oklahoma is facing intense backlash after residents discovered that the shelter euthanizes stray dogs by shooting them.
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Sanchez and her partner arrived in Ciudad Juarez in late February, moving from shelter to shelter and struggling with spicy Mexican food.
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The shelter gained national attention in 2017 after President Moon Jae-in adopted the country's "first dog," named Tory, from the shelter.
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The assault at the 30th Street shelter, identified by prosecutors as the Bellevue men's shelter, occurred on March 6, 2017, prosecutors said.
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That shelter was closed under a city plan to eliminate so-called cluster apartments, which are private apartments used as shelter units.
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Under the shelter plan, the city committed to giving communities at least 30 days' notice before opening a shelter, to allow input.
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In frail health, he moved from shelter to shelter, afraid of getting sick when sharing a room with up to 20 men.
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Yes, the shelter is a stressful, chaotic environment, but I do believe in attempting as much evaluation as possible at the shelter.
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The region's largest emergency shelter, Central Arizona Shelter Services in Phoenix, has a capacity for 90 people and is nearly always full.
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"Queen is really speaking for all long-term shelter dogs and shelter cats, they're kind of the forgotten ones," Poore told KMBC.
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She ran away with her sister to a local women's shelter, which a shelter official said is supported by US aid money.
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Though the audit showed shelter providers setting their rates and the city sometimes simply accepting them, shelter providers have long complained that the city has failed to pay them in a timely manner and have decried the outdated shelter rates.
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A shelter for women in Prospect Heights, a neighborhood adjacent to Crown Heights, opened without protest, though residents have noted that the shelter provider has a good reputation and that the location of the shelter had previously served people with addictions.
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Word about the shelter waitlists get around, and so even if a city can offer some extra temporary shelter for encampment residents, the perception is still that their entry into a shelter bed will push someone else back onto the street.
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And what a dream Guy's life has become since starting off in Montgomery County Animal Shelter, a kill shelter in Mt. Sterling, Kentucky.
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After seven hours, the pro-shelter project already has some 200 percent the number of donors that the anti-shelter fundraiser has garnered.
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When people hear an attack siren, they are advised to either seek shelter or shelter in place, depending on where they are located.
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On Tuesday, they visited a shelter of the Salaam Baalak Trust that provides support and shelter for street kids in Delhi and Mumbai.
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When I was in Austin for casting, I went to the homeless shelter there, and it was mostly young people in the shelter.
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Shelter Island, N.Y. Yes, you can get the measure of Shelter Island in a day even though it's almost three hours from Manhattan.
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The shelter pup spent 1,145 days at the Humane Society of Summit County patiently waiting to be adopted, according to the Twinsburg, Ohio, shelter.
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"Because the yoga class is taught right in the cat shelter, the students interact with the adoptable cats in the shelter," Riley told Mashable.
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The report, the Shelter Repair Scorecard, documents longstanding problems in cluster-site shelters, which are housing units rented as shelter space from private landlords.
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In Indiana, a shelter is asking Pokemon players who love animals to consider walking shelter dogs while they roam around looking for the monsters.
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Safety in numbers, a lack of available shelter space, and strict shelter rules drive homeless people to pitch tents in encampments across the nation.
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The Shelter, a gritty Chinese club that was once a bomb shelter, announced in October that it will close at the end of year.
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"We know we're already short shelter beds, but shelter beds are a vehicle through which you get people into permanent housing," Ms. Cootsona added.
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I load up some shelter laundry into my car and head to the gym right after the shelter for a 230 minute HIIT workout.
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It's as if you brought a puppy or kitten home from the animal shelter and the shelter also gave you vouchers for pet food.
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One lucky shelter dog, Reilly, who has been at the shelter for more than three months, got a taste of the meal on Wednesday.
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In the five months since, they've moved from shelter to shelter, hotel to hotel, to evade detection and their potential forced return to Riyadh.
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Shelter dogs are just as good as breeder dogs, and I want to raise awareness for all these wonderful shelter animals who need good homes.
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The Association of Shelter Veterinarians' standards require vets to tattoo spayed and neutered shelter animals so that no one unnecessarily operates on the animals again.
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"We pulled together a temporary shelter in a horse corral in two days with $200, and that was our first shelter," the former nutritionist says.
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A shelter in Saskatchewan, Canada, has come up with the purr-fect way to keep shelter cats engaged as they wait for their forever homes.
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A homeless man allegedly shot and killed one employee at a homeless shelter and wounded another at a Philadelphia homeless shelter on Sunday, PEOPLE confirms.
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Volunteers and shelter workers search pavements, parks, and tunnels to count how many of their city's residents are living without shelter on a given night.
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SHELTER traces a year in the life of a group of homeless kids in New Orleans, from the streets to the shelter and back again.
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There was a baby, and there was my body, and there was food and shelter and the warmth of the other bodies in this shelter.
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The problem of not having shelter is foremost in the minds of people experiencing homelessness, as shelter is one of the basic needs for survival.
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Six shelter workers rode out Hurricane Dorian at the shelter, and did their best to protect the 300 dogs and 100 cats under their care.
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Breed has made homelessness a priority during her time in office, declaring a shelter crisis and announcing plans to build 1,000 shelter beds in 2020.
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He checked the shelter on Rusk and the shelter on Main and the shelter on Dallas and the shelter on Dunlavy, and the receptionists told Poke that they'd found him, Rod was here, Poke was just in time, he could come right this way, but, when they showed Poke whom they meant, it was just some starving dude they'd pulled off the corner downtown.
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Officers from the Department of Homeless Services, which oversees the shelter system, arrived at the Boulevard shelter, on Lexington Avenue and 124th Street, late Friday afternoon.
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According to an Instagram post from Home Dog L.A., a California shelter intervention program, Pine picked out his new pup from Los Angeles's North Central Shelter.
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The shelter, the first and only no-kill shelter in the area, hopes that Cheech's viral success spreads to help the other animals under its care.
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A group of baby dogs from a kill shelter were brought to NHSPCA to be part of an adoption drive hosted by Brooklyn at the shelter.
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The county will provide transportation to the new shelter starting Saturday, and the shelter will begin taking in small animals Sunday, according to a news release.
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" In "Shelter (Crawl)" (2015), Mr. McMillian is crawling through a field like a soldier in combat, shouting the words to the Rolling Stones song "Gimme Shelter.
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On Friday, a Leilani Estates man who was registered at the emergency shelter at Pahoa Community Center, hanged himself in a wooded area near the shelter.
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Some animals died in transit to the shelter, and two guinea pigs died while being treated, Renee Sortman, Edgewater Animal Shelter administrative assistant, told The Post.
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" By giving expression to this fear and a resistance to it, Mr. Battle says he hopes "Shelter" can provide audiences with "a shelter in the theater.
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Shelter in place Until recently, the term "shelter in place" meant for most people an active shooter situation -- stay where you until the coast is clear.
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Students who may have witnessed or been involved in alleged misconduct have become harder to find, Mr. Condon said, as they move from shelter to shelter.
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The Department of Health and Human Services, which oversees migrant shelter grants, requires shelter employees to avoid "private financial gain," or even the appearance of it.
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The "shelter" will remain open until Friday, when the Catholic Charities shelter is expected to reopen, according to a joint statement by the city and county.
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The "shelter" will remain open until Friday, when the Catholic Charities shelter is expected to reopen, according to a joint statement by the city and county.
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On Wednesday evening, a heavy rain was falling on the corrugated roof of the makeshift shelter in Paksong where a few hundred people had found shelter.
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Here's a look at this year's Top 10 CNN Heroes: Staci Alonso: A women's shelter that allows pets Her cause: In 2007, Staci Alonso opened Noah's Animal House, a full-service pet shelter located right on the grounds of a domestic violence shelter in Las Vegas.
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Angel was reportedly surrendered to a local shelter by individuals claiming to be the cat's owner, and the shelter then put the sweet cat up for adoption.
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A few years later, she opened Noah's Animal House, a full-service pet shelter located right on the grounds of a domestic violence shelter in Las Vegas.
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Director of Friends for Life animal shelter, Salise Shuttlesworth, holds a dog at a shelter in the George R. Brown Convention Center in Houston on Aug. 28.
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But the Guatemalan boy wasn't sick when he and his father left an immigrant shelter in Juarez, Mexico, shortly before being detained, according to a shelter official.
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The shelter caring for her was okay with releasing her to get an abortion, but Trump administration officials would not give the shelter permission to do so.
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Shelter staff took the teen to a hospital emergency department that morning where he was treated and released to the shelter the same day, the statement said.
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Along with providing space for the shelter, it gives many dogs who have been at the shelter a long time a new start at finding a family.
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"She has a gift and we were so grateful that she shared it with our shelter pets," Christen Benson, executive director of the Sarasota shelter, tells PEOPLE.
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The money will go towards sustaining the shelter for two years, offering food and shelter to residents, who are encouraged to apply for work during their stay.
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After a brief stint at a shelter that couldn't properly care for her, Mama Pickles wound up at a maternity rescue shelter based in Charlotte, North Carolina.
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The Homestead Temporary Shelter for Unaccompanied Children in Florida is a former Job Corps site that has been used as a shelter for unaccompanied minors since 2014.
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CNN visits a shelter On Friday, federal authorities gave CNN reporter Dianne Gallagher a tour of the Homestead Temporary Shelter for "Unaccompanied Alien Children" in South Florida.
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Some supported that the city was taking steps to make the shelter system safer, while others were concerned that the city would overstep and harass shelter residents.
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If you are in a bad place and desperately need shelter and other services, consider going to one of the locations listed in the homeless shelter directory.
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"My plan was always to adopt Riesling but with the shelter trying to clear out, I'm sure they're (the shelter) happy this process is expedited," she said.
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Storm Troopers are what the shelter calls the amazing volunteers who open their homes to the JHS's adoptable cats and dogs when dangerous weather threatens the shelter.
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"My idea of a shelter is you'd rather die on the street or sleep in your car or whatever before you go into a shelter," he said.
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Book Mama Shelter Los Angeles starting at $149 per nightMama Shelter is a lively Hollywood hot spot with an irreverent vibe offered for down-to-earth prices.
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Shelter staff took the teen to a hospital emergency department that morning where he was treated and released to the shelter the same day, the statement added.
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An earlier version of this editorial observer referred incorrectly to the homeless shelter with children where residents of Maspeth, Queens, protested a shelter planned for their neighborhood.
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The shelter system can feel like a constant shuffle, and shelter residents often lash out at staff, share their frustrations with friends and family or quietly stew.
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Beyond the routine shelter provided by churches, synagogues, mosques and others, faith-based organizations supplied nearly 60 percent of emergency shelter beds in the cities we surveyed.
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Your home would most likely sell for less if you live within about two blocks of a shelter, when another shelter is a few more blocks away.
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Among the first to receive new officers was the Boulevard shelter in East Harlem, where a former public school teacher, Deven Black, 62, was killed on Wednesday by another shelter resident, and where security had been provided by the nonprofit that operated the shelter, not by city peace officers.
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Staff members at a Southwest Key shelter in Phoenix allegedly physically abused three children this year, leading to the closure of the shelter in October, federal officials said.
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As a result, she was transferred to another shelter, away from the social workers and other shelter support staff who constituted her only support system in this country.
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A refugee shelter designed by the Swedish furniture giant Ikea, Better Shelter, and the United Nations is the 2017 winner of the Beazley Design of the Year award.
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Inside the Petaluma Community Center, numbers swelled to capacity, with more than 350 people seeking shelter, said Drew Halter, a city recreation supervisor tapped to run the shelter.
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DeLawder would be very pleased that her gift will be able to provide for future cats and dogs at the shelter for as long as the shelter exists.
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He came into the BARCS Animal Shelter in Baltimore, Maryland, last weekend with a very specific request — or "seriously awesome criteria," as the shelter is now calling it.
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"There are more animals in shelter care than people," Nathan Wilkinson, the incident commander for an ad hoc volunteer group at a large shelter in Gridley, told CNN.
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It also supports short-term shelter and housing assistance, such as expenses incurred for the temporary shelter, housing, boarding or fostering of the pets of domestic violence victims.
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Florida The Homestead Temporary Shelter for Unaccompanied Children in Florida is a former Job Corps site that has been used as a shelter for unaccompanied minors since 2014.
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The result of a protracted legal fight, "right to shelter" forces America's largest city to provide temporary shelter to everyone who wants it, every night of the year.
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"There was one shelter for women in Karachi when its population was two million, and there's still one shelter, and the city's population is 25 million," he said.
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Performing the daily grind of hopping from shelter to shelter, staying in hostels when he could afford it, and getting drunk to pass the time when he couldn't.
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The ACLU is requesting that the woman and her daughter be placed in a shelter for African asylum seekers or a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) shelter.
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Eureka Solar Shade Shelter for $22020 ($235 off): This sun shelter is great for keeping your kiddos from getting too much sun at the beach or the park.
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As the former executive director of a domestic-violence shelter and of a homeless shelter, I am intimately familiar with the issues that MacFarquhar traces in her piece.
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They had been staying in a shelter for homeless women and their children since moving there from Portland, and now found themselves in another shelter in another city.
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Menounos recently visited Androscoggin County, Maine, to help the Purple Leash Project transform the Safe Voices shelter into the first pet-friendly domestic violence shelter in the state.
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"I just surfaced from the shelter basement of a building, I haven't been outside the shelter all day because the intensity of the bombardment and airstrikes," he said.
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"The idea behind that shelter was to have a shelter that was smaller but that could expand if there was a big increase in need," the staffer said.
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Anna Faris owes an animal shelter $5,000 for breaking a signed adoption agreement ... according to the shelter, which says her Chihuahua was found homeless and in bad shape.
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From that day on, pet store operators will be prohibited from selling any live dog, cat or rabbit in a pet store unless the animal was obtained from a public animal control agency or shelter, American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals shelter, Humane Society shelter, or rescue group.
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A no-kill shelter, partnered with ACCT Philly, pulled March from the city shelter, took him in and are dedicating themselves to finding the dog a perfect forever family.
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Today, in honor of Adopt a Shelter Cat month, meet The Fox and Bunny, a bonded pair of kitties available through the CATS Cradle Shelter of Fargo, North Dakota.
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Overall, recent estimates show there are approximately 3,000 people without shelter in the city — a number that has steadily increased year after year, putting strains on Seattle's shelter system.
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By Thursday night, a shelter at the Neighborhood Church shelter in Chico was full and authorities were directing people to the Oroville Nazarene Church and the Butte County Fairgrounds.
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The city said it had offered them shelter, but women claimed the shelter was inadequate because they couldn't stay there while working night jobs or caring for young children.
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But we're very committed going forward, in that shelter and every other shelter, to making sure they have whatever it takes: the technology, the personnel to keep people safe.
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Officials said more than 900 people were taking shelter in the county, although at one point, a hurricane shelter had to be evacuated because of flames in the area.
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I had spent an afternoon at Indianapolis Animal Care Services, a city shelter, where workers had a training session with Dr. Sara Bennett, a shelter consultant and veterinary behaviorist.
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Though City of Waller Animal Shelter and Rescue in Waller, Texas won't open for another two-and-a-half weeks, one shelter pup is already swimming in adoption offers.
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To help break this barrier, in 2007, she opened Noah's Animal House, a full-service pet shelter located right on the grounds of a domestic violence shelter in Las Vegas.
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I read your Twitter history for the last year and I saw you tweeting about National Dog Month and National Shelter Dog Appreciation Day or Adopt a Shelter Dog Month.
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All of the items will benefit animals at the Charleston shelter, where the teen has visited twice with his social/life-skills group, and the shelter couldn't be more grateful.
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"We have never seen any kind of food or toy aggression with her," says a shelter staffer who hopes this past July 4th will be Nuba's last at the shelter.
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The shelter pup, who arrived at the shelter on Thursday, became an Internet sensation the next day after the rescue posted photos of Cheech and his different smiles on Facebook.
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Meowmaste — chances are good that you'll hear the term at least once at the shelter cat yoga sessions offered by Good Mews, a cage-free cat shelter in Marietta, Georgia.
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Yet trafficking shelters are not entitled to this cash, and any violence shelter that takes in a trafficking victim can have its funding taken away, according to several shelter directors.
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"If you go to a shelter for #Irma and you have a warrant, we'll gladly escort you to the safe and secure shelter called the Polk County Jail," Judd tweeted.
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In 2018, he donated $50,000 to help pay for a new homeless shelter after visiting Miami's Lotus House — the city's only homeless shelter for women and children at the time.
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He designed the Pacific Garden Mission, a homeless shelter in Chicago; the Illinois Regional Library for the Blind and Physically Handicapped; and an animal shelter for the Anti-Cruelty Society.
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The shelter moved hundreds of its occupants to a temporary makeshift shelter in the parking lot of the Cashman Center, which is usually used for large conventions or sports games.
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As the waters rose to chest height, the shelter workers, including shelter supervisor Felicia Telfort, tried to elevate all of the animals' cages to protect them from the overwhelming flooding.
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Both call for simple, economical construction with big panels of waterproof plywood combined with concrete block (Basement Shelter) or sand or gravel fill (Above-Ground Shelter.) Strong, safe, dependable, durable.
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Freeport, Bahamas (CNN)A massive storm surge in the Bahamas killed about 90 dogs and seven cats in an animal shelter during Hurricane Dorian, according to staffers at the shelter.
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The shelter - where bunk beds line the walls of the bedrooms - provides food and shelter for three days and, for those joining family already in Colombia, a bus ticket onwards.
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From this serial scanning, a curious insight emerges: while good shelter design is often characterized by safety, durability, and easy reproducibility, these same qualities often fail to guarantee a good shelter.
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Authorities set up a temporary shelter at a senior center in nearby Gardnerville after a voluntary evacuation order was issued, but the shelter was shut down at about 9 p.m. Monday.
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Back at the Jericho Way shelter in Little Rock, Jenkins is grappling with both people losing their health insurance and the men's shelter across the street restructuring and closing 40 beds.
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Behaviour Interactive helped co-develop Fallout Shelter, and Bethesda alleged that Westworld "has the same or highly similar game design, art style, animations, features and other gameplay elements" as Fallout Shelter.
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She entered the Manhattan shelter healthy in November and came down with a crippling upper respiratory infection the day after Ready for Rescue took her from the shelter, Mr. Halsey said.
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If you want tennis balls sent to your favorite shelter, visit the Facebook page for Dan's Dog Walking and Pet Sitting and tag the shelter in post about tennis ball donations.
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If the person is found to be incompetent and refuses to go to a shelter, he or she would be held at the mental health facility, not a shelter, Banks said.
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In recognition of National Adopt a Shelter Pet Day, the Fab 5 went to New York City to work their makeover magic on a 3-year-old shelter dog named Lacey.
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New York's large shelter population is in part due to a landmark court case that established a "right to shelter" mandate requiring city authorities to provide housing for those without it.
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But two recent murders — at an East Harlem shelter and at a hotel on Staten Island that was serving as a shelter — have raised questions about overcrowding, security and mental illness.
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An undocumented teenager living in a shelter near the southern border in Brownsville, Texas walked off its property on Saturday, according to U.S. officials and the nonprofit that operates the shelter.
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Re-acclimating a cat means keeping it in a "very large kennel with shelter, food, water and litter so they know their source of shelter and food has changed," she said.
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The shelter has continued these updates, providing animal lovers with information on the supplies they need, where they can donate and the best way to ensure the supplies reach the shelter.
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Javier Martínez Hernández, a lawyer at a migrant shelter in Saltillo, in northeastern Mexico, said migrants in the shelter in recent days had discussed crossing the border for storm-related work.
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That kind of abuse, according to Claire Harding-Keefe, senior vice president at Camba, the social service agency that runs the shelter, is a major cause for entering the shelter system.
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Eligibility for housing in New York is sometimes measured by a stay in the shelter system; the city then must find ways to move people out of shelter and into apartments.
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The shelter plan also places a citywide problem on overburdened communities, said Tyrone Brown, founder and director of the Brooklyn United Marching Band that is next to the new men's shelter.
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I read your Twitter history for a last year and you were tweeting about, you know, National Dog Month and National Shelter dog appreciation day or adopt a shelter dog day.
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The best sun shade: Neso's 7' x 7' Canopy Sun Shelter ($94.99) Neso's 7' x 7' canopy sun shelter is a much lighter-weight option compared with a classic beach umbrella.
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None of this is to say that everyone should go out and drop tens of thousands of dollars on a bomb shelter, though the bomb shelter companies would surely appreciate your business.
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Out of fear of being deported, some of them don't get registered in Serbia—they camp outdoors or find shelter in abandoned factories instead of seeking shelter in the state's refugee camps.
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For these dogs, who would often be overlooked in a shelter, clicks and shares aren't just imaginary internet points — that engagement can result in a real chance at life outside the shelter.
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The pair had left the youth shelter they were staying at and were headed to another shelter when they were lured into a room by a woman and killed in a robbery.
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Though a Red Cross shelter has been opened at a local church for anyone displaced, residents are urged to shelter in place because more storms are expected in the area, Long said.
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The episode was disturbing enough that the man reported the episode to shelter staff, and the staff immediately moved him to another shelter, Mr. Davis said, but no sexual assault took place.
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James Boyd, 38, spent the night before his shooting in a shelter, but when the shelter closed for the winter, Boyd tried to camp in the hills above the city, officials said.
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" For those who question how the shelter didn't know Lamby had behavioral problems before letting Dunham adopt the dog, Akner tweeted that according to her sister "A shelter doesn't see the aggression.
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"The majority of refugees are women and children, so protection, security and dignity is also a core element of the shelter we provide," UNHCR shelter specialist Tom Corcoran told Mashable via email.
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The Bristow Animal Shelter — the sole shelter operating in a town with a population of about 4,000 — is staffed by one animal control officer, George Moore, who had been shooting the pups.
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Deane sensed this "shelter favorite" would have a special impact on her friend, just as she had on the shelter staff, visitors and vet who volunteered to foster Zosia as she recovered.
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A Florida sheriff who threatened to jail fugitives with warrants if they sought shelter during Hurricane Irma has been sued by a man who claims he was denied entry to a shelter.
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Without a publicly accessible database to track children, lawyers and case workers are determining locations probably by pulling state licenses and going shelter by shelter to figure it out, the spokesman said.
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Wagner was already planning on donating 5% of the money to Calgary Women's Emergency Shelter, but if the contest fails, all the entry fees marked as donations will go to the shelter.
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That is, the baby, who was living in a shelter, had developed a rash, and the mother was concerned because she thought there had been some cases of measles in the shelter.
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The administration funneled children who were separated from their parents into the shelter system this summer under the earlier policy, without any apparent collaboration with the officials who oversee the shelter program.
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Students who enrolled in the class visited the local animal shelter twice a week for 50 minutes and walked one of the shelter dogs in a nearby park while wearing a pedometer.
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Telfort told CNN that the water levels inside the shelter soon became dangerously high, and the shelter workers had to make the difficult choice to stop their rescue efforts and save themselves.
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On the 10th day in conditional shelter, Brittany Jackson returned to P.A.T.H., where social workers diverted her from going back into the shelter system by promising to help with her mother's rent.
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Hazel had a microchip, but the information was outdated, so the shelter couldn't find her owners, who had moved from Iowa to St. Paul, Minnesota, according to Hans Wohlgefahrt of the shelter.
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The shelter that I served had one incident in which a large dog pinned a woman to the couch in an act of vicious aggression that was not anticipated by the shelter.
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"We want to collaborate and help the city of Bristow to hire a vet to perform all shelter euthanasia, to improve the welfare of shelter animals and to keep open the taxpayer-funded shelter to all public during the week and on Saturdays," said Beth Roberts, a town resident who started the petition, in an interview with Mashable.
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Besides the usual assortment of cats and kittens, the shelter runs an expensive program that places cats with special medical needs, continuing to pay for their care even after they've left the shelter.
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Robert Vicino, the founder and CEO of a bomb shelter company called Vivos, claims that he's received "thousands and thousands of applications" for spots in a communal bomb shelter compound in South Dakota.
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To help the shelter care for the felines, animal lovers are encouraged to adopt a cat or provide a temporary home for one of the animals while the shelter deals with this situation.
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While the shelter itself has no qualms with allowing the procedure, according to court documents, Trump administration officials have declined to give shelter officials the necessary permission to release Doe for the appointment.
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"The Office Cat program was designed as a way to get some of our shelter pets out of the shelter and into more home-type environments," said Amanda Kruzynski from the humane society.
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The data is combined with a tally of shelter beds to gauge the success of the previous year's service efforts and to estimate how many people will need shelter in the coming year.
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The Toronto-based animal shelter was given 10 Duktig beds meant for dolls — but widely known to be a feline favorite — to help kitties there get more comfortable, the shelter shared on Facebook.
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Porter Robinson & Madeon, "Shelter" EDM wunderkinds Porter Robinson and Madeon are touring across North America together this fall, and they commemorated the tour's announcement by releasing the collaborative track "Shelter" earlier this week.
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Pat Murphy, the director of Casa del Migrante, a shelter in Tijuana, said that the migrants in his shelter have been recalling the pain and risks of the trip they had just endured.
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That's why online personality Obvious Plant decided to use his carefully-honed planting skills to create some eye-catching name tags for the shelter cats at Sante D'Or animal shelter in Los Angeles.
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About 60,000 people remain in the city's primary shelter system, and the most recent estimates show that it takes a family an average of 14 months to move out of the shelter system.
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Gabriela Salazar's "Matters in Shelter (and Place, Puerto Rico)" (2018) looks like a cross between an emergency shelter and a temple, while Allison Janae Hamilton's tambourine towers suggest resilience born out of precariousness.
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"The shelter provides educational classrooms, dormitories, dining halls, recreational fields and medical facilities, any suggestion that conditions at the Homestead emergency care shelter are 'unsanitary' and 'prison-like' is simply inaccurate," Anderson said.
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She guards Horse's (Brendan Sexton III) shoes at the shelter.
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Morrison then took shelter in a friend's more secure place.
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The Dastak shelter runs an emergency hotline: +92 333 4161610
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He donated his children's swing set to a D.C. shelter.
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This includes public provisions for healthcare, childcare, education, and shelter.
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If you are not threatened by floodwaters, shelter in place.
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She moved them into a homeless shelter the next month.
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New Orleans residents are being instructed to shelter in place.
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Miracle Mutts places shelter dogs with incarcerated inmates for training.
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Helping provide a shelter Does your dad like to build?
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Wood purchased supplies for the shelter she visited Sunday morning.
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I don't want to shelter my girls from the world.
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Humanitarian organizations providing food, water, and shelter have ceased operations.
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A Sudanese shelter in the southern part of the camp.
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In 2016, the organization gave emergency shelter for 790 people.
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"She did not give it to a shelter," Lisa explained.
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But what good does seeking shelter at a church do?
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Of course, the animal shelter is a labor of love.
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Somehow, they successfully trek to a shelter in Arctic Circle.
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More than 3.4 million people without power, food, or shelter.
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San Jose quietly followed with its own shelter this year.
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Two people in charge of the shelter are being investigated.
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But they lack the shelter and supplies to support them.
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When the main group sees rain, they run for shelter.
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Another raid targeted men as they left a homeless shelter.
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She was thrilled to see the stylists at the shelter.
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A keeper guides a Indian White rumped vulture into shelter.
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It's Nanjing, China, location is in a former bomb shelter.
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You have a Pets Alive no kill shelter there too!
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That same night, he was sent back to the shelter.
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A man washes his hair at Casa del Migrante shelter.
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"Hungry people without shelter when it rains die," he said.
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An emergency shelter was opened at a local civic center.
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More than 100 people came to the shelter, she said.
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Rick Scott encouraged residents on Wednesday to quickly find shelter.
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You can reach out to the shelter via its website.
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But few remained at the makeshift shelter by Monday afternoon.
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The shelter says the dog's adoption fee has been waived.
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Smith says the shelter was "deceived" about the missing dogs.
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Some residents found refuge at the Salvation Army shelter downtown.
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A second group of staffers sought shelter in the restroom.
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The shelter is currently raising money for the puppy's care.
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The sites are meant to offer safe shelter for civilians.
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She was moved there after being surrendered at a shelter.
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The personalities starting to grate as they construct the shelter.
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" Harvey retorts, "I was using it as a tax shelter.
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Lady Gaga volunteered at a shelter after evacuating her home.
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CNN: The shelter is run in a unique way, too.
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Staying at the shelter felt weird at first, they said.
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On the yellow tribe, Joe makes fire and builds shelter.
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I think an adequate shelter is a basic human need.
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Dami gathered the two girls and began running for shelter.
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The shelter rushed the puppy to one of its veterinarians.
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They are still stranded and are facing another without shelter.
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At most, protectionism could shelter some of those jobs temporarily.
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Address the needs first: food, shelter, utilities, and debt service.
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It is the biggest wildlife shelter in the Middle East.
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Trusts can shelter much larger sums than gifts of $14,000.
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The game is a little Fallout Shelter, a little Westworld.
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And we said, 'Hey, we'd love to be a shelter.
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Puppies sit at a shelter owned by Jung Myoung Sook.
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The only men's homeless shelter in Iqaluit is perpetually overcrowded.
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Another shelter has been set up at an elementary school.
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Why has he been at the shelter for so long?
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Facebook: Beaux Tox the Dog The Boerne TX Animal Shelter
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"Gimme Shelter," a track the band recorded during the tour.
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The authorities are using the school to shelter 43,500 refugees.
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Operation Shelter Cupid is Sarah's great act of unconditional love.
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And Adams eventually cofounded the Midwest Shelter for Homeless Veterans.
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First things first, how do you use your bomb shelter?
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About 2,000 filled bottles are needed for each emergency shelter.
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She would not drop the dog off at a shelter.
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And the available shelter beds don't always meet people's needs.
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They set up trusts and foundations to shelter their assets.
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First, the shelter plans to get her to full health.
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In October, his hats will be ready for shelter delivery.
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A couple we met at a refugee shelter in Berlin.
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"[The city] didn't need us as shelter then," Osteen said.
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That's certainly what I wanted to do with Take Shelter.
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Some Port Arthur residents sought shelter in a bowling alley.
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"It's horrible … it's infested," Tai said of the shelter apartment.
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If you're in shelter or other safe location -- stay there.
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He recommends calling a shelter if you want to donate.
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These men, women, and children lack shelter and other resources.
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Tuesday and were told to continue to shelter in place.
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A shelter in place order was lifted after several hours.
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The people who had sought shelter there called the police.
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When you watch "Shelter" it's all about the mental health.
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She was in a homeless shelter in Asheville, North Carolina.
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He left it at an animal shelter in St. Paul.
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Shelter dogs and puppies differed a bit from family dogs.
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This has placed a burden on the shelter case workers.
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Would he be forced to move to an adult shelter?
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"It's an older shelter and it's run down," she explained.
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Find a safe spot and park or shelter in place.
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But, we all actually have our own bus shelter moments.
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" Stephen Drucker "He didn't care about food, clothing or shelter.
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Below, evacuees filled out paperwork upon arriving at a shelter.
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She returned this week: different fire, different shelter, same toil.
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Why would you encourage others to adopt from a shelter?
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She has made numerous calls to the shelter housing Alisson.
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Even now, the Church takes shelter in this gray area.
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The shelter, operated by Southwest Key, has since been closed.
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The Berlin animal shelter is home to roughly 1,400 animals.
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US officials told tourists and missionaries to shelter in place.
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The shelter was covered by plastic, the sheriff's office said.
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He had spent that storm in a shelter with thousands.
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Overall, 70,000 people may be in need of temporary shelter.
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Mr. Wictor picked Women in Transition, a Philadelphia women's shelter.
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Shelter violence has made news repeatedly over the last year.
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She fled her home and sought refuge with the shelter.
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Basically, money, shelter, and love, in some order or another.
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More than 500 people have been provided with emergency shelter.
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The Steam user tags for Fallout Shelter tell a story.
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And this is me and my daughters in the shelter.
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Google provided employees shelter at its own San Bruno office.
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Farmers say about 85 percent of their livestock need shelter.
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If you love animals, volunteer at a nearby animal shelter.
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Brayan was flown to a shelter for children in Maryland.
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Some survivors took shelter in the dark at the center.
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New York is also considering a shelter in place order.
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Thinking of watching the 1970 Rolling Stones documentary Gimme Shelter?
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At least 105,000 people had sought temporary shelter, officials said.
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The shelter is accessible by a tunnel under the pool.
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It campaigns against ISIS but gave shelter to Al Qaeda.
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"Social distancing" and "shelter in place" have become familiar terms.
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Even a fleeting shelter can be important for local biodiversity.
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They took up shelter in a Best Western outside Lumberton.
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The Fincha Habera rock shelter in the Ethiopian Bale Mountains.
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Mr. Lazaro said he was eager to leave the shelter.
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They provide essential shelter in New Zealand's most extreme environments.
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They form a discrete shelter for a private outside area.
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We're told she spent about 90 minutes at the shelter.
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Mr. Gruver, who runs a homeless shelter in Gainesville, Fla.
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Now, the shelter operators say, that cooperation has become fraught.
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The shelter, Annunciation House, is caring for Mr. Caal Cruz.
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It's cool because this shelter resource isn't just for driveways.
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It is the Shelter Island Sound, not the Peconic River.
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It's a shelter from the world, not a further hurt.
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He urged residents to be prepared to shelter in place.
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Dayana talked about the classes she took at the shelter.
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Ms. Calderon avoided the shelter as much as she could.
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One man said he had seen her at a shelter.
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Another airstrike hit a shelter on Thursday, killing five children.
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The shelter, in a former Walmart Supercenter in Brownsville, Tex.
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The shelter, known as Casa Padre, was clean and orderly.
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Migrant workers take shelter inside DAV School in Patna, India.
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Another temporary shelter was available for homeless people with animals.
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It's not his fault he's so large, the shelter said.
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"We have a small window in our shelter," he said.
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Migrants must be warned against employers offering food or shelter.
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Animals that are "adopted" are adopted directly from the shelter.
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"I know it's a shelter, but we are human beings."
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Crews going to check if safe to shelter in place.
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It has found shelter for tens of thousands of victims.
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Although the shelter offered group therapy, many teens didn't participate.
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Corona High School's gym opened as the local evacuation shelter.
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For now, shelter placements are often based on what's available.
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They've even sold 20 "spots" in shelter communities they operate.
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A beige canvas shelter protected him from the sprinkling rain.
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Brush piles provide shelter for all manner of small creatures.
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Still, shelter veterinarians had found a bullet in her paw.
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Following that, NPR reported Friday that thousands lack permanent shelter.
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A shelter that euthanizes animals if there are too many.
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Do I opt for the kill shelter — thereby saving lives?
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Smurf with his friend Wanda, another kitten at the shelter.
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When the shelter scanned Sasha, it led them to Usov.
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Thousands more are trapped with no food, water or shelter.
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By the end of the day, the shelter was empty.
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It also serves as a makeshift shelter for the homeless.
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CNN has reached out to the Harris County Animal Shelter.
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They're being led to a safer, closed enclosure to shelter.
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How will the administration shelter the program from political interests?
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Just a month earlier, the shelter was twice as full.
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As they searched for shelter, a shell killed his brother.
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A massive Houston furniture store became a shelter for evacuees.
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Q: Which assets do you recommend for investors seeking shelter?
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So Bacon remained at the shelter for several weeks, waiting.
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Many residents have no idea where their nearest shelter is.
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If you are outdoors, seek immediate shelter in a building.
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"I gave them food, I offered them shelter," she said.
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She has a job working at an animal rescue shelter.
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Working at the shelter was a counterbalance to the class.
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In Mozambique, the group has already provided fuel and shelter.
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All the canned goods go to a local women's shelter.
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Just how much would this IKEA shelter set me back?
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In the morning, he walked two hours to the shelter.
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AirBnb is facilitating emergency shelter in Antigua and Barbuda, as well as Florida and the Atlanta metro area in the US. People can search for, or volunteer to provide, free shelter via AirBnb's website.
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Instead of having the other dogs neutered or seeking out training, Sherman's owner decided to surrender the dog to a city shelter in Chicago and sign a form allowing the shelter to euthanize Sherman.
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"Many of the shelters I heard about by word of mouth from friends and acquaintances in Israel, or I'd ask about a specific type of repurposed shelter — like the pub shelter," Reynolds told Hyperallergic.
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If, for example, a homeless person leaves one shelter and checks in at another several days later, a social worker at the second shelter will theoretically have a better understanding of that person's needs.
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On Thursday morning, a shelter dog named Polly was set to be adopted by a shelter employee, but first she was loaded into a van with several other dogs and taken to be spayed.
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The killing on Friday, at the 30th Street Men's Shelter in Kips Bay, reignited concerns about violence in New York City's overcrowded shelter system, the site of a string of deadly attacks this year.
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The campus was placed on lockdown, with text message and email alerts sent out to students and employees telling them to shelter in place or, if they were in the open, to find shelter.
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Boise federal court decision—which essentially says cities can't arrest people for sleeping on public property unless they also provide adequate indoor shelter—leaves municipalities open to lawsuits if homeless folks outnumber shelter beds.
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Getting shelter dogs walked, and possibly adopted The Muncie Animal Shelter in Muncie, Indiana offered Pokémon Go players the opportunity to walk an adoptable dog for free while hunting for Pokémon and hatch eggs.
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The shelter then introduced a rat to the isolated cat, because rats are unable to contract the feline leukemia virus, National Geographic reported — and shelter owners ultimately found success with the rat-cat relationship.
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In 2016, the agency tried to get into the business of running a residential shelter for the federal government, when Mr. Hayes jumped on an opportunity to operate a temporary shelter outside of Dallas.
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In the spring, she left a homeless shelter where she was living with her mother to spend a couple months in a shelter for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender youths in Sunset Park, Brooklyn.
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They converted it into a 193-bed shelter for homeless men, the city's first such community-based and -operated shelter financed with city and state funds, according to a news release at the time.
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Better Shelter, which appeared in the Museum of Modern Art's recent exhibition Insecurities: Tracing Displacement and Shelter, won the Beazley Award's Architecture category, where it was the only project intended specifically to accommodate refugees.
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The analysis found that a residence within 500 feet of an adult shelter would sell for an estimated 7 percent less than a residence 500 feet to 241,27 feet away from an adult shelter.
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Amazon in recent years has worked closely with Mary's Place, a homeless shelter for women and children in Seattle, and is integrating a shelter for about 65 families into one of its new buildings.
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In a press conference Tuesday evening, Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner announced that the Toyota Center will be used as an additional shelter, though those seeking shelter will need to go through the GRB center first.
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He was in perfect health condition," Rivera said, adding that not only does the shelter have doctors on call to screen immigrants who come to the shelter, "we won't let them leave if they're sick.
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At the time, the City of Waller Animal Shelter and Rescue, posted a series of pics of the shelter pup, named Cheech, who has since been adopted, giving off a goofy grin for the camera.
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This is an opinion piece by Kevin Ryan, President and CEP of Covenant House, America's largest non-profit shelter network for homeless youth Instead, his roommate at the adult shelter told him about Covenant House.
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Sol Bechtold drove from shelter to shelter looking for his mother, Joanne Caddy, a 210-year-old widow whose house burned down along with the rest of her neighborhood in Magalia, just north of Paradise.
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Anthony Clarizio, the director of ElderCare of Alachua County in Gainesville, Florida, -- which has become a special needs shelter -- told CNN's Kaylee Hartung just a couple of dozen people arrived when the shelter opened Friday.
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"Among the shelter magazines of the time, it was considered a little bit of a rebel," said Newell Turner, the editorial director of the Hearst Design Group, which publishes three shelter magazines, including Elle Décor.
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The first lady asked one of the young mothers, via a shelter staff interpreter, how long she and her baby, a 14-month-old boy, had been at the shelter and she said 12 days.
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Organizations that have provided assistance to evacuees in the wake of last month's fires include the Red Cross as well as local shelters, including the Jesus Center, Torres Community Shelter, and Safe Space Winter Shelter.
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California's Bay Area residents ordered to shelter in place Nearly 7 million people living in a wide swath of Northern California, including Silicon Valley, are being ordered to shelter in place as of midnight Monday.
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"Providing shelter for people without shelter, we consider that to be a logistics function that is quite appropriate," he said, when asked whether he had any concerns about a U.S. military role in immigration policies.
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Downtown Dog Rescue's Shelter Intervention Program, at the South Los Angeles shelter, offers financial assistance to pet owners who are considering animal surrender, including vouchers for vet care and cash to pay reclamation-related fines.
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Shelter officials attempted to finance her trip to a hospital after Doe fought with another woman at the shelter, according to the AP. The Hill reached out to the city's municipal attorney's office for comment.
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A home within 26 feet of a shelter for families with children would sell for about 230 percent less than a home 2301 feet to 221,113 feet away from a shelter for families with children.
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The sales price would plunge even more precipitously when a location was compounded by a shelter within 211 feet and at least one other shelter within 29,26 feet, the rough equivalent of about four blocks.
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It also comes just a few weeks after the shelter made a new rule that the rabbit and dog cages be kept unlocked to make the shelter seem like a friendlier place and encourage adoptions.
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The Navy has created some areas for beaked whales to shelter during sonar tests, but the study found that there were 10-times more squid in the Navy's test area than in those shelter areas.
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Find out more about how to shelter those in need here.
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Poor Sparky ended up at this shelter when his owner moved.
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He said he would support the fellow residents of his shelter.
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Volunteer your time and labour or donate to a homeless shelter.
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Families make up nearly four-fifths of the homeless shelter population.
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She and her children are currently living in a family shelter.
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As of 290, he was living in a shelter in Paris.
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You also get the good karma of going to the shelter.
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Jellyfish are also known to provide some shelter for juvenile fish.
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The boy was in a shelter for migrant children in Houston.
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Refugees who fled fighting in Palmyra took shelter at the school.
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What was rewarding, though, was volunteering at the local animal shelter.
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For example, if you're concerned with homelessness, volunteer at a shelter.
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People at temporary shelter in Bali, waiting out the volcano eruption.
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People lined up for food and shelter in cities across America.
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The Shelter From the Storm is Outlier's first breathable waterproof shell.
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The shelter says Kitty started yelling whenever Leila was taken away.
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The shelter is unfortunately familiar with situations like Kitty and Leila's.
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"Positive stories on shelter pets make all the difference for us."
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The strong bond between Jack and Diane formed before the shelter.
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Meet Sniffles, the latest shelter dog that's captured the internet's heart.
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But she gave chase, following him to a nearby homeless shelter.
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AccuWeather reports one of the shelter dogs drowned in the flooding.
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Freya, has epilepsy and lived in a shelter her whole life.
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The Gebirgswald shelter sits in the town of Indweller, Bas-Rhin.
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To see other animals available at the shelter, visit its website.
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Shep and Clo (who shelter and raise Perdita) and Autolycus (who
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We will shelter freaks and outcasts, those who have no hope.
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The library also functioned as a physical shelter for homeless people.
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"It was kinda scary," Karina said of living in the shelter.
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A total of 21,353 children passed through the shelter that summer.
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We will shelter freaks and outcasts, those who have no home.
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Migrants wait in line outside a temporary shelter in Tijuana, Mexico.
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It became a structure that I could live in, a shelter.
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They got to the shelter the night it opened on Tuesday.
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Syrian children climb out from their underground shelter in eastern Ghouta.
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Officials at the shelter were on board, and agreed to help.
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The shelter in place has been lifted, the fire department said.
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It feels, in other words, like a different sort of shelter.
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A child receives care inside a shelter in Escuintla on Monday.
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Strudel has her photo taken at the DeKalb County animal shelter.
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An earlier version of this story misstated the type of shelter.
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A woman arrives at a shelter in Fort Myers on Saturday.
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The shelter was completely full by the time the storm hit.
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The shelter ultimately housed at least 7,000 people for the night.
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The long-forgotten shelter was a quiet, pet project of Gov.
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The shelter director agreed and 10 days later, he was rescued.
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Thousands were left stranded without access to shelter, electricity, or food.
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At some point last year, he landed in the shelter system.
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The twin storms had desperate residents seeking shelter across the Caribbean.
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A permanent HHS shelter costs approximately $250 per child per day.
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A villager holds her child in a temporary shelter in Pamenang.
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Villagers hold an evening prayer inside a temporary shelter in Pamenang.
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You move a family from a transitional shelter into permanent housing.
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He was dumped at the shelter with some of his siblings.
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The shelter was almost completely empty — with the exception of Eastwood.
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Both sisters donated money to the shelter to show their appreciation.
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Both Jake and I also had to fit inside the shelter.
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A pair of creative shelter staffers worked a miracle for Angel.
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Traub described one family she met a shelter in Les Cayes.
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Philadelphia's Saved Me no-kill shelter lost a fighter last week.
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He had taken shelter in a store and was very friendly.
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Too often, family members had to run to a bomb shelter.
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Nearly 70,000 people have sought shelter just east of the city.
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It insists on citizens' rights to education, health care and shelter.
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Jordan gives shelter to 503,000 Syrians who have fled the war.
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"She was starving, scared and all alone," says a shelter bio.
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You can search by location and shelter, or simply by breed.
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But some sources say the houses are for more than shelter.
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The airport also emphasized that it is not a hurricane shelter.
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Crawfordville Elementary School will open as a shelter at 5 p.m.
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Johnson and her husband have been living in a shelter since.
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The more shelter, food, and trash, the higher the rat count.
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To determine the "average" Shelter used the median rent and wage.
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Wildlife habitat: Birds rely on trees for shelter, food and nesting.
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The animal shelter is currently caring for 400 kittens, reports KTVN.
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Find your nearest shelter and plan routes in case of emergency.
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Strangers offer not just shelter and food but companionship and compassion.
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The station was designated as a shelter during the zombie outbreak.
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The nice old-school shelter people were in the woods providing.
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We wanted to shelter ourselves from the blast of your eyes.
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That number excludes homeless individuals and families who reside in shelter.
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Richard Harris, CEO of Port Shelter Investment Management, supported Friday's decision.
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More than 47,000 people have taken shelter at the Malakal site.
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The Casa Madre Asunta is a shelter for women and children.
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Police tracked Criner to a homeless shelter, where he was arrested.
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VICE: Hi Celin, what do you use your bomb shelter for?
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Episode two, "Give No Shelter," is expected to launch in March.
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They need shelter, food, health care, water, sanitation and emergency kits.
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Residents who adopted a cat from an ACC shelter between Nov.
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Jennifer Cox: At the shelter, they are constantly in stressful situations.
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Once Lakewood did open, people seeking shelter flocked to the church.
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The shelter says that he acts just like any other kitten.
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The shelter is currently looking for the perfect home for Nigel.
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The homeless shelter can tell you how many people it housed.
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As well as food and shelter, they need schools and jobs.
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An emergency shelter was opened for displaced residents, the mayor tweeted.
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Check out the VICE Impact documentary, SHELTER: How did that go?
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Volunteer your time and labor or donate to a homeless shelter.
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They stay in this formation until they can find dry shelter.
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What began as a temporary shelter turned into a makeshift village.
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Before closing in October, the shelter was operated by Southwest Key.
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Finding available shelter space has been a challenge for the county.
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And after seeing the shelter, I needed to find my family.
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CNN: What kind of environment have you created at the shelter?
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The couple is staying with their four children at the shelter.
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The Department of Health and Human Services, overseeing the shelter, objected.
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This neutered boy is a shelter favorite, of humans and more.
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If snowfall is too fast or deep, safely shelter in place.
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Stella said she'd been inundated with requests for shelter since Tuesday.
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But a proposed shelter was never built after backlash in Chico.
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The Benito Juarez Sports Complex has become Tijuana's main migrant shelter.
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Her daughter, 16, had been sent to a shelter in Phoenix.
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The shelter in Sonoma is only a temporary fix, Eichstaedt said.
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Busy employers also are turning to Faith Mission, the homeless shelter.
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Nonetheless, there are now 28500,6900 people without shelter in the city.
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If you're interested in learning more about Pipes, contact the shelter.
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According to the outlet, Denney took over the shelter last November.
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In 1993, they opened a shelter for homeless men, Casa Serena.
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A loud explosion sent a group of them scattering for shelter.
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Many declined to seek shelter as lightning flashed and thunder barreled.
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In California, nine women were sexually harassed in a women's shelter.
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Other ORR shelter contractors have a history of violations as well.
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"Maybe we need to shelter ourselves so we see the beautiful."
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Photos taken this week showed boys and girls at the shelter.
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So he had walked from the shelter to his uncle's grave.
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You may need to leave your home and seek shelter elsewhere.
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Witnesses reported hearing multiple shots before attempting to shelter in place.
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Trees and vegetation have always provided us food, medicine and shelter.
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And My Big Somebody would offer me a kind of shelter.
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Rodents roam the sprawling settlement, which lacks proper latrines and shelter.
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Renaissance Technologies abused a tax shelter and pocketed billions from it.
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Police warned that they could not shelter from a storm surge.
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On Tuesday, about 58,000 people were in the agency's shelter system.
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Keeping investors in the dark won't provide shelter from Beijing's wrath.
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Transitional Shelter Assistance isn't the only FEMA program stirring controversy, however.
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He stumbled into the shelter bearing a gash on his forehead.
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For instance, I have yet to build my own fallout shelter.
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They were: build a fire, build a shelter, and gather water.
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Crisis care provides immediate necessities like food, shelter, and medical services.
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On the road, finding food, shelter, and water isn't always straightforward.
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Today, the shelter system bloats with a near-record high population.
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From there, two remotely operated cranes will dissemble the original shelter.
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Some things in life are necessary, like food, water, and shelter.
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They arrive in poor condition, exhausted, hungry and desperate for shelter.
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Tent-like, the enclosure suggests provisional shelter, painter as aesthetic nomad.
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Maria Fire evacuees can take shelter at the Camarillo Community Center.
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The government quickly instituted a curfew, ordering civilians to shelter indoors.
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It's expected to be the largest family shelter in Washington state.
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Many homes in the Southeast lack a basement or underground shelter.
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The space has all the home comforts of a fallout shelter.
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He is a volunteer firefighter at the Shelter Island Fire Department.
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Giant awnings would shelter pedestrians from rain or blazing summer sun.
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I messaged them to say Buddy was waiting at the shelter.
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They were going to push the shopping cart to a shelter.
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More than 100 people from the tunnels accepted shelter or treatment.
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Georgia issued orders for the "medically fragile" to shelter in place.
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Each state or city might define "shelter in place" slightly differently.
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The "pause" serves the same function as a shelter in place.
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Read More: The Bay Area ordered millions to shelter in place.
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However, the underground nuclear shelter is still believed to be there.
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Migrants at the shelter are warned not to venture out alone.
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That school did not have a tornado shelter or safe room.
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Police evacuated businesses, and escorted employees to shelter under police protection.
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In this new conception, Heimat is shelter from a disorderly world.
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Have any prescription medicines ready to take with you to shelter.
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The family has a Puggle dog, rescued from an animal shelter.
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Ms. Sanchez said Ms. Manigault helped families at a homeless shelter.
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The family was first placed in a shelter in the Bronx.
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Children's advocates decried the shelter as effectively a warehouse for children.
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Budgets and shelter costs, not executive compensation, were the administration's focus.
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It then mounted a passenger platform and crashed into a shelter.
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The shelter did not return a call seeking comment on Monday.
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Discouraged, they started walking the five miles back to the shelter.
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Airbnb backlash: Oasis of Shelter Island dreads becoming a Hamptons hotbed.
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They spent three days at an emergency shelter at a gymnasium.
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A congressional delegation is scheduled to tour the shelter on Monday.
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She said they had been at the shelter for 12 days.
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The temporary shelter site, at a border station in Tornillo, Tex.
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By late Tuesday, 803,756 people had sought shelter, government officials said.
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The shelter is nearly six miles from the border with Mexico.
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Not coincidentally, shelter intake is higher in those communities as well.
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My shelter is doing a massive fundraising campaign, I donate $25.
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He couldn't even apply for a bed in a homeless shelter.
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Luckily, Monty was pulled from this shelter by HALO Animal Rescue.
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And sometimes it's for survival, like refugees communicating to find shelter.
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Technically, yes, airports are not covered by shelter in place orders.
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He was staying in a men's shelter somewhere out in Queens.
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Praying, they fill rows of plastic chairs under a temporary shelter.
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But given space limitations, owners and pets couldn't always shelter together.
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We have extended to them safety, shelter and livelihood in Turkey.
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The need for shelter and basic necessities and care is overwhelming.
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This winter, Blessing was placed in a shelter for underage migrants.
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How much money have you donated to your local homeless shelter?
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Elsewhere in the city, the shelter plan has been more successful.
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Soon afterward, he arrived at a refugee shelter in Fort Erie.
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In the meantime, the shelter is currently accepting pre-adoption applications.
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It also made shelter employees worried that she wouldn't be adopted.
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In my off hours, I volunteered at a battered-women's shelter.
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Many women and children sought shelter in three dusty school yards.
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They sought shelter in October in a church in The Hague.
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About 200,000 of them are living without shelter on the streets.
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The stranger gave her the name of a shelter in Syracuse.
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The shelter serves about 5,000 men, women and children a year.
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The shelter, Hacienda Del Sol, was shut down in late October.
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PT that his family was driving and looking for overnight shelter.
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He directed them to a shelter that was filled with evacuees.
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In "Gimme Shelter: Hollywood North," a series running from Friday, Feb.
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"I want some shelter, I have none," said one Chimanimani resident.
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Others asked whether it was time to build a bomb shelter.
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The response is not ban her, put her on Shelter Island.
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Urge all in its path to seek strong shelter & stay safe.
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Then you're going to build a shelter for the homeless people.
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Central American immigrants are transported to a shelter in Tijuana, Mexico.
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They're providing shelter and meals to evacuees and front-line responders.
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I never lacked the basic necessities in life: food, clothing, shelter.
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But 2500 squatters find shelter in a school building in Lyon.
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Dr. Weinstein gives the example of a seemingly effective homeless shelter.
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He got only a few hours of sleep in the shelter.
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Black-footed ferrets depend on prairie dogs for food and shelter.
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How many churches, synagogues and mosques will give shelter to us?
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Officials announced an evacuation of the shelter on Wednesday morning, KHOU.
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She spent most of last year running a small refugee shelter.
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Seek shelter and reliable food, then stick with it, Kono urged.
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The dog came into the shelter more than 400 days ago.
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When artists argue with critics, wise men and women seek shelter.
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He had been asked to go to a shelter, but declined.
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He grimaced at the notion of ever going to a shelter.
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More than 30,000 people in Texas and Louisiana needed temporary shelter.
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Puerto Ricans were left without power, water and shelter for months.
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Right below that, a "Refuge, of sorts" is a HOMELESS SHELTER.
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Taking shelter could protect survivors from residual radiation from nuclear fallout.
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"The message was indirect but clear," said Wong, the shelter director.
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She spent the night with her dog in a typhoon shelter.
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In the confusion, we ran to a nearby motel for shelter.
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They moved into a shelter, where they stayed for several months.
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The vets' subsequent scramble to build shelter then angered tribal leaders.
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For Hentoff listening was as essential as food, clothing, and shelter.
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Which local schools have been pre-selected as potential shelter locations?
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Shelter Items Ropes, tarps, tent, and a strong, water-resistant tape.
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Nearly 98 percent of the city found shelter within 25 miles.
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SHELTER - AN IMMERSIVE LIGHT SCULPTURE BY MAOTIK from MAOTIK on Vimeo.
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Evacuees throughout the shelter told of their own rescue by boat.
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An animal shelter in Ogden, Utah, says its latest baby bird rescue was delivered by an Uber driver after a man, drinking responsibly, decided he didn't want to risk driving the bird to the shelter himself.
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Lola the bear, one of two surviving animals in Mosul's zoo, along with Simba the lion, is seen at an enclosure in the shelter after arriving to an animal rehabilitation shelter in Jordan, April 11, 2017.
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DHS does not specify whether you should run in the event of a tornado warning, but does list driving to the closest shelter as an "possible action" if you're outside with no shelter during a tornado.
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The Shelter Pet Project, a collaborative effort between the Humane Society of the United States (HSUS), Maddie's Fund and The Ad Council created to help shelter pets finds homes, has created a new campaign called #AdoptPureLove.
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During the rainy season—and you know how long the rains last in Rwanda—herders sought shelter under an isinde: this was a sort of individual shelter that you could carry with you, like a hood.
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She was determined to carry shelter dogs instead of bouquets at their wedding in Plant City, Florida, to raise awareness for animals in need of a home — and a local shelter came through just in time.
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While it remains important to assist street and shelter dwelling homeless people to obtain stable housing, preventing homelessness spares individuals and families the pain of losing a home and the trauma of street and shelter living.
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The West Sound Wildlife Shelter, a nonprofit hospital in Washington state, says that when there are fireworks in the area, the shelter receives an influx in calls reporting wildlife in "unusual areas," such as the streets.
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Local providers of shelter and aid are bracing for an influx of new people in need, putting even more pressure on the shelter system and forcing difficult decisions about who should get priority for limited space.
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A spokesman for the Department of Health and Human Services, which oversees migrant shelter grants, said late last year that the government had hired forensic accountants to review the finances of shelter operators, including Southwest Key.
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The audit showed that the city pays Samaritan Village $328.58 per person per day for a shelter it operates on Myrtle Avenue, while a shelter with similar capacity run by a different provider is paid $103.19.
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He said that he was working in the shelter in 2005 during Hurricane Katrina, and that in the weeks and months after the hurricane struck, the shelter saw a flow of migrants bound for New Orleans.
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"People are moving from shelter to shelter and school to school or wherever they can sleep, and it gives them something to be able to put their stuff in to take," volunteer Tia Komberec told KECI.
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Mr. de Blasio said he believed that his plan could connect shelter residents with the services they need to move toward permanent housing and that it would reduce the shelter population by 266 people a year.
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Several military-type vehicles pulled up on Sunday night at Attention Center for the Migrant Exodus (CAME), a shelter in Agua Prieta across the border from Douglas, Arizona, shelter director Adalberto Ramos told Reuters late on Tuesday.
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The next day, Diddy began to act aggressively toward the other cats and shelter workers, according Tom Hubric, the interim Executive Director of the shelter, who wrote a lengthy post about the incident on the rescue's Facebook.
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Rotten Tomatoes score: 74%Synopsis: The 2010 drama "The Way Back" tells the story of a group of former Soviet Union labor camp prisoners, who attempt to find shelter by walking through the Siberian wilderness to shelter.
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The high school that was supposed to serve as a shelter had flooded and closed, so Anna pushed her family's raft through the neighborhood as rain fell, looking for two-story houses where they could take shelter.
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The missives began in earnest late last month after the killing of a former teacher at a Harlem shelter: 11 letters between state and city officials over conditions and violence in New York City's homeless shelter system.
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Sandra Montanaro holds her dog, Dixy, during one of two 20-minute daily visits at a temporary animal shelter the Lamar Dixon Expo Center near a flood-victims shelter in Gonzales, 60 miles northwest of New Orleans.
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"At least if you take them to a shelter, they are getting shelter, food, a chance to be adopted, and a chance to find a new home," said Evan Fadem, executive director of Humane Society of Tulsa.
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As in the past, a note was left on one of the boxes asking the shelter to find them homes, the shelter said, adding that identifying information — like a license plate — is not clear in the footage.
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Hundreds of people who made the trip last year remain in immigration detention centers and shelters in southern Thailand and 11 Muslim Rohingya escaped from such a shelter on Friday, the head of the shelter told Reuters.
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The cuts also affect a dozen other major shelter organizations that are on the front lines in a city that bears an obligation under the law to provide shelter to any and all of its homeless people.
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The agency is also planning to house teenagers at a shelter in Homestead, Florida, Weber told the AP. It plans to increase the number of beds at that shelter by 1,000, bringing the total to 2,85033 beds.
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Reverend Andy Bales, the CEO of Union Rescue Mission, a shelter located in Skid Row, said the problem of patient dumping got so bad that the shelter set up a video camera to capture footage of it.
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Even though Silicon Valley has the highest median income in the nation, more and more people are living without shelter across San Jose and Santa Clara Counties — at least 10,000 people were recorded without shelter in 2016.
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The governor's wife visited a women's shelter, apparently trying to spread good will among women's activists, only for the shelter directors to ask her to take down the photographs she had posted of the visit on Facebook.
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