Arizona Humane Society

Arizona is in the midst of a pet overpopulation crisis. As the states' leading animal welfare organization, we feel that it is our responsibility to offer a solution - an affordable and accessible solution.

Our Marge Wright Low-Cost Spay/Neuter & Wellness Clinic and our Margaret McAllister Brock Low-Cost Spay/Neuter & Wellness Clinic both offer low-cost services that include spay/neuter procedures, vaccines, microchipping, heartworm prevention and more. For pet owners who cannot access these locations, our mobile clinic travels throughout the Valley to provide spay and neuter services. All of our medical facilities are accredited by the American Animal Hospital Association.

Through our many alternative placement programs, we are able to ensure that pets get second chances through means other than traditional adoption. We find foster homes for animals who are recovering from illness or injury until they are healthy and adoptable. We reunite pets with their very worried and distraught owners. We work with local animal welfare agencies to meet the specific needs of certain animals, including breed-specific rescues, on very rare occasions, wildlife rescue organizations. We also have some very unique programs designed to meet the needs of those in our community who are temporarily unable to care for their own pets. Those include:

 

Project Safehouse - foster care for up to 30 days for the pet(s) of an individual entering a domestic violence shelter

 

Project Active Duty - foster care for the pet(s) of military personnel being deployed for active duty for the duration of their deployent

 

Project Assist - foster care for the pet(s) of individuals who are hospitalized or in an emergency situation.

 

Disaster Relief - care for displaced animals after a fire, flood or auto accident for up to seven days to allow the owners to recover and get their affairs in order

Since 1957, the Arizona Humane Society has fostered the belief that every pet deserves a good life. We are committed to finding a forever home for every healthy, adoptable animal who comes through out doors. Our compassionate adoption counselors carefully screen potential adopters and conduct supervised family and pet introductions to ensure the family and the pet are a good long-term match.

 

We are dedicated to finding a match for every pet, regardless of their age or how long they have been at our shelter. We feature pets in our shelters, on our website, and through social media and traditional media outlets.

Our Second Chance Animal Trauma Hospital™ provides an array of services for homeless pets, including life-saving and reparative surgery, wound treatment, pain management, rehabilitation and treatment of injuries, diseases, allergies and infections.