Jennifer Garcia

Ms. Trotter
Literature- 1
05 Febuary 2019

Alshawawreh, L. (2018). Sheltering animals in refugee camps.​ Forced Migration

Review, ​(58), 76-78. Retrieved from
https://search.proquest.com/docview/2062900025?accountid=172748
In this article, Alshawawreh informs how refugees sacrifice materials that they
are given to help supply animal shelters to provide protection [This sentence identifies
the central question of the article]. Her research focuses mainly on human shelters but
evidences the need for animal shelters has emerged through the side of human needs
[This sentence explains the sources that she used]. She informs that animals in refugee
camps suffer from lack of long-term support and are also neglected. In a lot of refugee
camps animals are constantly going through things in trying to be protected, from
knowing the owners' gender, age, and health condition. Refugees help maintain
sheltering the animals in providing good ventilation and well-sealed structures in the
cold [The previous sentences explains the thesis of the article]. This article provides
good information about how different people can be able to provide supplies in animal
shelters. I want to be able to know who can supply materials to help animal shelters
because I will have to help supply materials for my Capstone product. [This conclusion
explains how the article will be relevant to my Capstone product]

Caraganis, K. (2011, Jan 10). Finding the solution.​ The Sun​ Retrieved from
https://search.proquest.com/docview/839746328?accountid=172748
In this article, Caraganis informs how middle school sixth-graders constructed a
box to carry animal supplies for Paws and Claws Animals Shelters for their program
[This sentence identifies the central question of the article]. She goes in detail of the
middle schoolers project and how their school has a program that gives students up to
$1,000to put towards their self-designed projects[This sentence explains the sources
that she used]. Children from different ages are capable to raise awareness of a specific
problem to try to help in that situation. Groups have come up with different ideas, such
as bringing awareness or just starting a social club. Teams must undergo an application
process to get approved for their projects. They must have everything planned; such as
meetings, the amount of money they need, and how they are going to spend it [The
previous sentences explains the thesis of the article]. This source informs me how
supplying materials can help to face problems. It also teaches me how to start my
Capstone in making plans in order to keep a successful project [This conclusion
explains how the article will be relevant to my Capstone product].
Frick, Inga. “Are They Getting the Care They Deserve?” ​Animal Sheltering Online by
The Humane Society of the United
States,​ 29 Nov. 2017, ​www.animalsheltering.org/care-they-deserve​.
In this magazine Frick goes through information why animals may lack material if
the carriers of animals do not go through “The Five Freedoms”: freedom from hunger/
thirst, discomfort, pain/injury/disease, express normal behavior, and from fear/distress
[This sentence identifies the central question of the magazine]. She supports her
information with past news of how a woman named Ruth Harrison was concerned about
how the animals were being treated. She also informs how the Brambell Commission's
Five Freedoms that help animals have a true quality of life [This sentence explains the
sources that she used]. Frick tries to ensure people that they know enough information
to satisfy their animals so they do not have to lack materials [The previous sentence
explains the thesis of the magazine]. In this magazine, Frick has given me a bigger
understanding of what animals need to have a fulfilling life. She has given different
information so that I will be able to use the information in my Capstone [This conclusion
explains how the article will be relevant to my Capstone product].

Griffin, Brenda. “Making the Shelter a Happier Place for Animals.” ​Animal Sheltering
Online by The Humane Society of the United States​, 1 Sept. 2016,
www.animalsheltering.org/magazine/articles/making-shelter-happier-place-animals​.
In this magazine, Griffin informs that in order to have the animals happy and
healthy as possible they need to attend both heir emotional and physical needs [This
sentence identifies the central question of the magazine]. She provides information on
how different tasks has helped animals expressed their natural behaviors to make them
happier and healthier. She goes into detail how the power of prevention, reducing fear
factors, consistency, and the power of play will help on their behavior. [These sentences
explains the sources that she used]. In order to make sure the animals are happy and
healthy they provide animals with gentle handling, comfortable housing, consistent daily
routines, and regular scheduled play/exercise [The previous sentence explains the
thesis of the magazine]. In this magazine, it informs that the lack of materials can cause
the animals to be uncomfortable and start shielding themselves due to their experience.
I will be able to know what to avoid in order to make sure the animals don’t feel
uncomfortable in the situation [This conclusion explains how the article will be relevant
to my Capstone product].
Head of shelter lacks experience in animal care; administrator was hired, without a
search, for her management skills, city official says. (2001, Oct 15). ​Indianapolis Star
Retrieved from
https://search.proquest.com/docview/896609051?accountid=172748
In this article, the city of Indianapolis did not do a statewide search for someone
with a strong animal care history [This sentence identifies the central question of the
article]. They gathered information from different people such as the city’s director of
public safety, who oversees Animal Care and Control. They gathered information on the
amount of salary she got in the year, $37,400 [This sentence explains the sources that
they used]. The shelter lacked in search causing any person to take of the animals;
making it unsafe. The shelter also lacked space to isolate the sick animals from the
healthy ones, lack of high adoption rate, and lack of a formal education program. There
will now be higher security making sure that everyone gets searched in order to provide
a better animal shelter [The previous sentences explains the thesis of the article]. This
will help me in my Capstone to make me aware to look up information before entering
any random animal shelter. Animal shelters have gotten better security to make sure
that they live in a better condition [This conclusion explains how the article will be
relevant to my Capstone product].