I do not know if she is well cared for.
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The birds were well cared for and that felt good.
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They are well cared for, even monitored by a pediatrician weekly.
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"You want to know your children are well cared for," she said.
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Caliburn insists its charges are well cared for, although not everyone agrees.
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If Bruno Magli oxfords are well cared for, why not Nike Airs?
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They will be well cared for as we deal with their parents.
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The children are safe and well cared for, family spokeswoman Carrie Luft said.
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"Women want touch and love and to be well cared for," she says.
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The children are safe and well-cared for, family spokeswoman Carrie Luft said.
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"I'm back," he tells a room full of lush, well-cared-for plants.
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They have been checked out and are being well cared for, she said.
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Her five children are safe and well cared for, family spokeswoman Carrie Luft said.
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The environment, if it is rich and well-cared for and understood, shall provide.
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"They are doing great and have been really well-cared for," Daniel told reporters.
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There, she knows the chickens are well cared for and have space to roam.
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My children, all dog owners, have promised that they will be well cared for!
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"It was extremely well done, and they were extremely well cared for," he said.
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If it is well cared for, it can stay here for another 100 years.
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She has a large and committed family and was being well cared for at home.
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Sixty eight dogs are learning what it means to be clean and well cared for.
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All of the cats appeared to have been well cared for prior to the blaze.
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They also wrote that the dog appeared to be well cared for prior to being abandoned.
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I felt a sense of responsibility that he was well cared for in his final days.
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"The strength of the program is dependent on healthy, well-cared for animals," the spokesperson said.
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Nielsen responded that she had not, but again insisted that the separated children were well cared for.
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Nielsen says the government has high standards for detention centers and the children are well cared for.
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Cast iron will survive forever if it's well cared for, but it won't forgive your clumsy mistakes.
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"Every family that I spoke to told me that they are being well cared for," he said.
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It's a well put together, well cared for digital video about musicians and the roads they've traveled.
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Rik will most probably walk around to your table to make sure you are well cared for.
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Steve says Maren doesn't even have pancreatic cancer, and is well cared for by relatives in Southern California.
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After the ceremony, they are sent to Virginia Tech's "Gobbler's Rest" exhibit, where they are well cared for.
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On a tour of Claiborne, I saw just how exceptionally well-cared-for the farms' prized stallions are.
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I think he is well cared for, learning and experiencing lots, and is enjoying his little daycare buddies.
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Families will only bring in their sick if they can see they are well cared for, she said.
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Older pieces that have been used a lot and well cared for will have a superb established seasoning.
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The animals are well cared for by Branson's staff, but there's only so much that can be done.
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Surely my kids didn't learn anything in that din, but I loved them, and they were well cared for.
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"And so, I think Michael Bloomberg's agenda is well cared-for and advanced among our Democratic candidates," she concluded.
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Her pooches are still very well cared for -- $29,852 for the year, which is slightly down from the previous year.
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Ms Waring thinks that raising well-cared-for children is just as important to society as making buildings or cars.
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BCFS called the comparison "disgusting," saying that there is order and routine, but that the children are well cared-for.
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Try and keep everything in one place and well cared for at least until you've verified that the devices actually work.
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"Auntie Joely got to hang w/ @realgaryfisher today … he is happy and well cared for," Joely, 49, wrote alongside the photo.
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Larry was not well cared for by his owners, and sadly left to live his life alone in a tiny cage.
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An agency review found that Myls had been healthy and well cared for during the period it was monitoring his care.
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But if you can get yourself some wild-caught shrimp, flash frozen and well cared for on the way to market?
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The stoves are so sturdy that some families pass them down through generations if they are well cared for, according to Waysenson.
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It has been an intense and risky operation, but the patients have been safe and well cared for, according to the hospital.
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But what he's chosen to ignore is that healthy, well-cared for public lands generate millions of dollars in revenue for states.
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Officers Rachel Williams and Shelly Smith testified that when they visited Lemansky and her two dogs, they seemed otherwise well cared for.
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"They weren't well cared for, but they had their primary needs — food and water, and I changed their bed everyday," he said.
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Like what does it mean to live in a country that isn't actively trying to make sure you are well cared for?
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He was rescued as a newborn puppy by a local rescue organization and well cared for until he was adopted by us.
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Of course we have great sympathy for the border crossers after these dangerous journeys and we want to see them well-cared for.
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Lawmakers who toured the Tornillo facility Saturday said the children were well-cared for, but added that they still shouldn&apost be there.
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The neighborhood I grew up in was mostly apartments (big old houses chopped up into smaller units, rundown, and not well cared for).
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That will mean providing your best judgment about something you don't say much about, namely whether the child is being well cared for.
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Track owners and trainers pushed back, saying the dogs were well cared for and would not race if they were unhealthy or neglected.
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And because soil degradation can cause the release of whatever carbon it holds, treated lands would have to be well cared for in perpetuity.
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While advocates and some Democratic lawmakers have referred to the facilities as prison camps, HHS says children are well cared for at the facilities.
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" An attorney for the family of the woman said the baby "has been born into a loving family and will be well cared for.
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Make sure your item is clean and looks well-cared-for; you want to convince a broker you intend to come back for it.
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Frey-Wouter, who was widowed, left detailed instructions that the cats "never be caged" and be well cared for, the New York Post reported.
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The connected community can chat live on the platform too, gaining insight and sharing expertise to grow the community of invested, well cared-for subscribers.
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Pyne said he had spoken to Chinese authorities during his trip to "ensure that he (Yang) has been well cared for, treated fairly and transparently".
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The police said that the birds appeared to be well-cared-for and that a family member of Mr. Todd's would take care of them.
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Co-owner Julian Niccolini said he's not worried about recovering the costs, saying the most important thing is that the customer is well cared for.
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Animal-rights activists remain vocal, while the Iditarod and the dog-mushing community are steadfast in their belief that the dogs are well cared for.
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According to Mia, her family supported the relationship and encouraged the marriage, and her husband, who was very wealthy, ensured she was well cared for.
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The family believes that James was living with someone else all these years or was living on the street, but was well-cared for by locals.
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Lawmakers and officials who have visited the facilities in Texas and New York said that the children appear to be well cared for and praised the staff.
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As a new mom, going back to work brings with it anxieties and stress about literally everything: Will my baby be well cared for when I'm away?
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Per NBC 5, police eventually tracked the shark down to "a man's home, where it was being well cared for," and it has been returned to the aquarium.
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"If I wanted a llama at my wedding, I would want to visit the farm providing the service to ensure the animals are well-cared for," Cancellare said.
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One teacher commented to the effect that when you were her friend, you were well cared for, and I think that's one of the greatest losses of this.
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Why not volunteer at a shelter, some consulted wondered, instead of playing with dogs that, by virtue of being at Biscuits & Bath, are by definition well cared for?
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"Millennials want to show off a sort of luxuriant, well-considered, 'well-cared-for-ness' that doesn't traffic much in glamour, but still clearly messages wealth and taste."
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Adolescents liked the doctors, nurses, and social workers they met in the hospital, and they felt relieved and well-cared for, knowing that these professionals could support them.
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Holland America Line, which is owned by Carnival Corporation, said on Friday that guests were "safe and well cared for" and had been provided free internet and phone access.
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We can afford to take some time off to get to know our new little guy and to make sure he's well cared for when we need to work.
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Once the number of pups began to fill the house and overwhelm his wife, Shukla bought some land where the dogs could roam free and be well-cared for.
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It may not pull on a father in quite the same way, particularly if their children are well cared for; but it can be source of stress just the same.
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CNN reported today that the residential center where illegal immigrants are being held in Bristow, Virginia, it&aposs clean, it&aposs nice and the children are being well cared for.
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Even so, Anderson, who is staying in a trailer park with her family, said they have been well cared for with meals and her kids are enrolled in local schools.
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"Even babies who are well cared for and have access to good medical care, and whose family has access to enough food, can still become iron deficient," Dr. Mascola said.
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Washington (CNN)A Texas Republican congressman suggested Monday night that migrant children are able to leave a children's facility in Texas "at any time" but don't because they're well cared for.
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She is so easily pleased by her Aunt Ketzel's abilities to stock the fridge and make grilled cheeses that it's clear she hasn't been well cared for in a good while.
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America these days feels like a ballpark where all the people in the skyboxes are well cared for but those in the bleachers aren't getting very much out of the game.
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Speaking of the property where Ms. Brown was found, he said, there was evidence "that somebody's been doing some cleanup work there" and that the site had been well cared for.
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" The company, he said, is conducting a "comprehensive internal review of our processes, protocols, and people to ensure that every single Hacienda resident is as safe and well cared for as possible.
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" The organization, he said, is conducting a "comprehensive internal review of our processes, protocols, and people to ensure that every single Hacienda resident is as safe and well cared for as possible.
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"They were hardly touched in the orphanage and so did not display the rise in oxytocin— 'the cuddle hormone'—well-cared-for children have when sitting on their parent's lap," Narvaez says.
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She said the government has high standards for detention centers and the children are well cared for, stressing that Congress needs to plug loopholes in the law so families can stay together.
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In McAllen, Pence did not engage directly with any of the men, but he did speak with some of the children and mothers in Donna, asking them if they were well cared for.
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Nowadays, the average family has fewer kids, whom they can shower with resources and expect will live longer—meaning teens who are well cared for don't have to grow up quite so fast.
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"It's super fun for me, being a dog owner, to see how well-cared for and well-trained these animals are," O'Connell said of the competitors, who always put him in a good mood.
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It has an emergency supply of water on hand, and "residents and associates are doing well and are well-cared-for" while the staff is doing "steadfast" and "heroic" work, spokeswoman Heather Hunter said.
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Despite the boy having lived with his mother for three and a half years, having by all accounts been happy and well cared for, the mother lived with her fiancé before they were actually married.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The family of stricken seven-times Formula One world champion Michael Schumacher have assured fans the Ferrari great is being well cared for as they prepare to celebrate his 50th birthday on Thursday.
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Ms. Nielsen insisted that the children who had been taken into custody were well cared for, but she was not able to answer several questions from reporters who demanded specifics about their whereabouts and care.
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" A lawyer for the woman's family, John A. Micheaels, said in a statement on Tuesday that the baby was a boy who "has been born into a loving family and will be well cared for.
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" An attorney for the woman's family said in a statement that they were "outraged" and also wished to convey that "the baby boy has been born into a loving family and will be well cared for.
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To truly ensure our parks will be well cared for regardless of government shutdowns, partisan politics or new demands on public landscapes, it's time for Congress to clarify and grant flexibility in the recreation fee program.
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The luxury of hiring a night nurse, an au pair, a trainer, and housekeeper means a woman gets proper rest and relaxation, giving her the opportunity to concentrate on herself while her newborn is well cared for.
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" Kelly's management released an additional statement to PEOPLE Monday, which claimed he "has close friendships with a number of women who are strong, independent, happy, well cared for and free to come and go as they please.
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" On Tuesday, the woman's family attorney, John Micheaels, said in a statement to PEOPLE, "The family would like me to convey that the baby boy has been born into a loving family and will be well cared for.
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" On Tuesday, the woman's family attorney, John Micheaels, said in a statement to PEOPLE, "The family would like me to convey that the baby boy has been born into a loving family and will be well cared for.
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" Although Micheaels said that they are "not emotionally ready" to make a statement themselves, "The family would like me to convey that the baby boy has been born into a loving family and will be well cared for.
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As a musher, she says it's exciting to see the dogs' enthusiasm as they gear up for a sled run, but her main responsibility is making sure the pups are well cared for every step of the way.
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The Rubells' visit was timely: Young feared eviction from his building as the neighborhood rapidly gentrified, and the couple's regular payments allowed him to settle elsewhere and provided assurance that his life's work would be well cared for.
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As long as they are well cared for, I told myself for years, then no one has to know how I really manage it: drinking myself into oblivion each night, and then powering up with pills in the morning.
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DNC Chairwoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz suggested that the former New York City mayor's priorities are already "well cared-for" in the Democratic platform, while RNC leader Reince Priebus welcomed the idea, saying Bloomberg would siphon off votes from the Democratic candidate.
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When a family abandons a child, or Costa Rica's child protection agency removes a child because of neglect or abuse, Casa Viva makes sure the children are well cared for while they wait for reunification — or if that's not possible, adoption.
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The news of a teenager's departure came as company officials sought to reassure members of Congress and the news media who had toured the center that the roughly 1,500 boys living there, aged 10 to 17, were well cared for and closely monitored.
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Mr. Cuomo said that he wanted to visit the residence to make sure that the children there were being well cared for, and he excoriated the Trump administration for not informing him of the presence of the separated children in New York earlier.
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"A Dog's Purpose" executive producer Gavin Polone makes no bones about it ... the video posted by TMZ showing a distressed German Shepherd shows mistakes were made on the set, but he insists the animals featured in the movie were well cared for and protected.
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For Chung, whose job brought him to New York this spring while his wife spends more of her time in their 2,500-square-foot home in Ohio, it is important that he feels well cared for — yet not part of a senior residence, he said.
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"Looking at this spread for your cat, the read is that your cat has always been satisfied and been well-cared for; but is experiencing strong feelings of love currently and could use continued guidance and support for some of the issues they're facing," the read began.
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Ms. Huddleston immediately went into preparation mode when her mother started having lapses in memory — so by the time the Alzheimer's diagnosis came, the family had taken care of the legal paperwork and laid the financial groundwork to ensure her mother would be well cared for.
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" John Micheaels, an attorney for the woman's family, said in a statement to PEOPLE that they were "outraged and traumatized," by the incident but added, "The family would like me to convey that the baby boy has been born into a loving family and will be well cared for.
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The Office of Refugee Resettlement, which has official custody of migrant children under detention and establishes conditions for releasing them, has made it clear that the requirements are intended to make sure children are not released to traffickers, and will be well cared for in their new homes.
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"One of the things that is most troubling as a mom in the workforce is finding child care and being certain that your children are safe and well cared for and not feeling like they are going to miss out on things because you put yourself on the guilt bus," she added.
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"Like new" means it was probably untouched and in perfect condition; "very good" describes an item that was well cared for and lightly used; a "good" item might show signs of wear and tear but works perfectly; and "acceptable" would be something that has cosmetic issues like scratches and dents but otherwise works.
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" While Kelly's reps did not comment on Andrea's latest claims, reps for Kelly have denied all the accusations made against the singer, previously telling PEOPLE in a statement that he "has close friendships with a number of women who are strong, independent, happy, well cared for and free to come and go as they please.
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When it comes to your home, chances are you've already got the necessities covered: bedding that's a pleasure to curl up in after a particularly tough Tuesday; a good set of knives for all kinds of slicing, dicing, and mincing; and enough well-cared-for plants that your apartment could double as a nursery.
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" Kliman has yet to try Pasta Flyer but said, "If it is made in Italy and shipped over here and they take time to preserve the integrity of the pasta and it is frozen well, cared for well and married to a good sauce — if that is all true, the quality is probably very high.
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NIELSEN: We have children in D.H.S. care both, but as you know, most of the children after 72 hours are transferred to H.H.S. So I don't know what pictures you're referencing but I would have to refer you to H.H.S. REPORTER: We've seen images of boys but we just haven't seen any of the girls, any of the young toddlers and you're saying they are being well cared for.
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If you're shooting a street scene from the 1700s, you just go and dress it, but [for a scene set in the '80s], you think you can just go outside and dress a street, and then you forget that the parking meters are wrong, or there's not a phone booth where there would be, or the cars don't start because you've got the right period cars but they haven't been well cared for.
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"There is no way to know when the tracks will close or how many dogs are coming into the market, so we are sitting on pins and needles, but also quietly working to try to find new foster homes, calling vets about care packages and looking for people willing to drive vans to Florida to pick the dogs up," said Carol Becker, president of God's Greyts, a greyhound adoption group in Orlando that opposed the amendment on the basis that the dogs were already well cared for.
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