Shelters in a sentence

As of Friday, there were 4,878 migrants in Chicago city-run shelters and 460 others waiting for placement inside police stations as the shelters remain full, Office of Emergency Management and Communications spokeswoman Mary May told the Tribune.

Hussam has, sometimes from his own pocket, donated pizza, tubes of toothpaste and electric toothbrushes to those who rely on winter shelters, also called night shelters.

Making shelters available is a local responsibility and if local officials do not act, the central government cannot force them to provide shelters.

Pet owners showing up at shelters and trying to pass off their animals as strays are part of a growing trend of surrenders and abandonments that is straining shelters all over Alberta.

Sue Van Egdom, from Alliance for Tiny Shelters, says, “Unfortunately last year many of our leadership team have experienced seeing or hearing about these people that they found frozen to death in their tents or their meager shelters.

The city will seek proposals for community-based providers either to staff shelters or to have volunteer-led shelters “deputized to be a delegate agency,” Pacione-Zayas said.

This story has been updated to correct that 1,200 households have moved from shelters to HPD-financed apartments since January, and 2,175 households moved from shelters into affordable housing units last fiscal year.

Meanwhile, the U.N. migration agency has been distributing aid packages that include temporary shelters, essential non-food items, solar modules, clothing, and tools for repairs to their damaged shelters.

No doubt the city wants to get addicts and homeless at Mass and Cass into shelters and treatment programs, but Boston and state shelters are full-to-bursting.

People claim pet breeders as cruel for first-hand contributing to the crisis of overpopulation in shelters, as shelters try their best to care for the arrival of so many animals but lack the resources.

A lot of people had actually built already shelters in their backyards that were referred to as Anderson shelters.

Deeply-buried shelters provided the most protection against a direct hit, although in 1939 the government refused to allow tube stations to be used as shelters so as not to interfere with commuter travel.

Evacuating people to cyclone shelters has saved hundreds of thousands of lives in past storms, but aid workers now worry that the virus could spread quickly in shelters.

Of those available, the short-term shelters only allow for a stay of up to a few days and most shelters have strict rules which exclude some women from being able to access them at all.

Although the larger islands have aircraft shelters, it is an open question whether these shelters could long survive a concerted U.S. attack.

Evacuation shelters aren’t always pet-friendly either, and if information about pet-friendly shelters isn’t properly disseminated, residents may refuse to abide by mandatory evacuation orders.

However, the department not paying shelters on time or not properly providing for them flies in the face of research done by the Centre for Gender Equality that states shelters are "absolutely critical" for abused women and their children.

Officials have opened nine hurricane shelters on Grand Bahama Island and 15 shelters on Abaco for people to stay in during the hurricane.

Be aware that there are no bomb shelters on Hawai’i Island; Cold War-era bomb shelters no longer remain.

Most of the evacuees are staying in one of three shelters open in McDowell County, but other shelters are open in Buncombe, Polk and Rutherford counties.