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Phoenix Mercury legend and community advocate Bridget Pettis was honored with the inaugural Hope Champion Award at Hope Women’s Center’s annual Night of Hope Gala in September. The award recognizes community leaders whose work reflects the organization’s mission of empowering women and teen girls, strengthening communities and creating opportunities for others to heal, grow and move forward.

Thanks to the Arizona Humane Society’s New Hope Program, Coraline is receiving the lifesaving care she needs after being found as a stray with a broken leg. The 10-month-old pup was transferred to the organization from another shelter and is now looking for a loving Foster Hero home while she continues her healing journey.

The adorable American Pit Bull Terrier mix will need a foster for about a month that is able to bring her into AHS for weekly bandage changes and check-ups. She will also need lots of crate rest to allow her leg to heal properly.

When it is time to go outside Coraline can be...

Hospice of the Valley has received a $100,000 Mercy C.A.R.E.S. Community Reinvestment Grant to support its Supportive Care for Dementia Program across Maricopa, Pinal and Pima counties.

Reportedly found as an injured stray hiding in a story, Jack Jack did not think he would find himself in the care of the Arizona Humane Society at 13 years old. While undergoing a veterinary exam, not only was the handsome cat found to have an embedded collar but also a microchip.

Sadly, Jack Jack’s owner stated they did not want their cat back and now he is hoping to find a true forever home where he is appreciated and loved throughout his Golden Years. While in the care of AHS, the orange tabby has been treated for wounds as well as given a lot of TLC to help him trust people...