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Brave Bravo Survives Deadly Parvovirus

Brave Bravo Survives Deadly Parvovirus

Bravo is a resilient 10-month-old American Pit Bull Terrier with a heart as big as his smile. After arriving at the Arizona Humane Society as a surrender due to his owners unfortunately no longer able to care for him, the sweet pup faced a tough battle with the Parvovirus.

Cared for in the shelter's Parvo Puppy ICU, Bravo has made a full recovery and is now...

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Mercy Care Celebrates 40 Years with 51,000-Bottle Water Drive for St. Mary’s Food Bank

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As Mercy Care marks its 40th year serving Arizonans, the nonprofit health plan is commemorating its milestone with an initiative rooted in compassion and community support.

To kick off its ruby anniversary, Mercy Care challenged its staff to collect 40,000 bottles of water in 40 days - a symbolic goal reflecting the organization's four decades of service...

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Kasai Japanese Steakhouse Raises Over $34,000 for Alice Cooper’s Solid Rock Teen Centers

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Kasai Japanese Steakhouse continues to make a meaningful impact in the community, raising over $34,000 during its third annual Fire & Fairways charity golf tournament to benefit Alice Cooper’s Solid Rock Teen Centers. The funds will help provide Arizona teens with free access to music, art, and vocational programs designed to inspire creativity and purpose.

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Prime IV Red Mountain and Mesa Chamber Join Forces For Annual Hydration Drive

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In the Arizona desert, where summer temperatures often soar past the 110-degree mark, hydration isn't just important—it’s a matter of survival. That’s why Prime IV Hydration & Wellness – Red Mountain has teamed up with the Mesa Chamber of Commerce for the 19th annual Mesa Hydration Donation Campaign, a vital summer initiative that supports some of the most vulnerable populations in the Valley.

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Senior Brown Tabby Seeks Loving Home to Continue Health Journey

Senior Brown Tabby Seeks Loving Home to Continue Health Journey

At 24 pounds of pure handsomeness, it is a wonder how Hummus either slipped out of his previous home or was able to sustain his weight as a stray on the streets of Phoenix. Regardless of his previous circumstances, the eight-year-old brown tabby found himself in the care of the Arizona Humane Society in late June of this year as a sick stray in need of help.

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