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At a glance today, no one would ever guess the strength and resilience sweet Loki possesses to still be here with us. A little over a month ago, the four-year-old American Pit Bull Terrier was brought to the Arizona Humane Society after a Good Samaritan found him in dire straits.

Upon arrival to the shelter, it was immediately clear that Loki had been tethered up using a thick plastic wire that he had become entangled in and chewed his way out of. Loki was immediately sedated and taken into the Arizona Humane Society’s trauma hospital where veterinarians found that the plastic-coated wire lead had wrapped twice around his neck along with his nylon collar. Both of which were deeply embedded and encompassed approximately 60% of Loki’s ventral cervical region.

Loki underwent surgery and subsequent daily medical procedures where his wounds were clipped, cleaned and fresh honey bandages were put on. Luckily, this sweet boy was found and treated in time but serves as a great reminder that tethering is not only dangerous due to the extreme weather of Arizona but can also be deadly when pets entangle themselves.

Extremely sweet and curious, Loki loves meeting new people and is extremely cuddly once he opens up to those around him! In an effort to help make lifesaving kennel space, all adult dogs and cats 1 year and older have waived adoption fees from June 18-21 and 50% off adoption fees for pets under 1 year of age! Visit this handsome boy at the Arizona Humane Society's Papago Park Campus or learn more at azhumane.org/adopt to give him the loving forever home he deserves.

Adoption Status: Ready

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Hazel has been waiting far too long for her happy ending. While the average length of stay for dogs in the Arizona Humane Society’s care is just 12 days, Hazel has now been waiting more than 50 days for someone to see just how special she is. This 2-year-old female Rhodesian Ridgeback mix weighs in at a perfect 43 pounds—big enough for adventure, small enough for couch cuddles. 

Hazel is a true one-of-a-kind dog and a field trip and sleepover extraordinaire! During a recent sleepover with a volunteer, Hazel proved herself to be the perfect house guest. She's house-trained, super friendly with everyone she meets and knows her "sit" command. She offers the best of both worlds: playful when it's time for fun and cuddly when it's time to relax. 

Hazel even loved stopping for a pup cup! She is sweet and loyal, and she enjoys the company of kids, making her a wonderful companion for many different types of families. Whether it's a car ride, a hiking adventure, or a cozy night on the couch, Hazel is ready to be by your side.

Interested adopters can meet the happy Hazel at AHS’ South Mountain Campus location. Her adoption fee is waived and includes her spay surgery, current vaccinations, a microchip, and a follow-up wellness exam with a VCA Animal Hospital. Visit azhumane.org/adopt for more information.

Adoption Status: Ready

The Arizona Humane Society is raising urgent concerns about a worsening pet overpopulation crisis in the Valley and beyond, as shelters continue to see record-breaking intake numbers and rising strain on resources. In 2025, the organization took in more than 25,000 dogs and cats - the highest intake in over a decade - and projects that number could rise to 28,000 animals in 2026 if intervention efforts are not expanded.

Officials say the surge reflects a combination of factors including the long-term impact of paused spay and neuter services during the COVID-19 pandemic, rising veterinary care costs and ongoing irresponsible breeding practices.

Across the country, shelters suspended routine sterilization procedures during 2020, a disruption that continues to have lasting effects. At the same time, veterinary costs have increased by approximately 40 percent, placing financial pressure on pet owners and, in some cases, leading to pet surrenders when families can no longer afford care. For comparison, Maricopa County shelters reported intake of approximately 9,000 pets last year alone, underscoring the scale of the growing regional challenge.

“The reality is that we cannot adopt our way out of this crisis,” Valley Philanthropist Ann Siner said. “The only true solution is spay and neuter. If these numbers continue to rise unchecked, more pets across Arizona will face euthanasia simply because there is nowhere for them to go.”

In response, Siner has pledged $600,000 to launch a matching donation campaign aimed at expanding spay and neuter access across the state. As part of the initiative, she will match individual donations of $1,000 or more up to the full $600,000 goal.

“It breaks my heart to see so many pets in need with nowhere to go, so I decided to give $600,000 and challenge people in Arizona to step up and help,” Siner said. 

The program will prioritize dogs weighing 40 pounds or more in zip codes with low sterilization rates, offering free spay and neuter vouchers to qualified pet owners in an effort to reduce unwanted litters and shelter intake.

“The Arizona Humane Society is so grateful for Ann’s long-time support and vision for spay/neuter as the most proactive way to end animal suffering,” said Lauren Martich, VP of Development for the organization. “Ann has generously supported us and spay/neuter programs for over 30 years in the Valley. Her commitment to animals is inspiring.”

AHS says the initiative is intended to spark statewide action to address the root causes of pet homelessness before shelters reach even greater capacity. Residents seeking assistance with free or low-cost spay and neuter services can contact the organization’s veterinary clinics or visit azhumane.org.

At just one year old, Charlotte is hoping all of her bad luck is out of the way now that she is in a safe space. The sweet Labrador Retriever mix was transferred to the Arizona Humane Society in February of this year after she was found as an injured stray and not ambulating very well.

Covered in abrasions and lame in her right hind leg, x-rays in the shelter’s Lazin Animal Foundation Trauma Hospital revealed she had a pelvic fracture – most likely the result of being hit by a car. In addition to being treated for this injury, Charlotte was given a dental and treated for a puppy cold while at the Arizona Humane Society and then subsequently in a loving Foster Hero home.

Now that she is all healed and full of energy, this sweet pup is known to be a complete goofball who loves to play, go on walks and explore. Charlotte is also a very smart and eager pup who is always ready to show off her tricks or learn more in exchange for yummy treats. While she is an absolute sweetheart to those she knows, this young pup will need a patient and loving family that understands she takes time to warm up to you while she is learning to trust others.

In an effort to help make lifesaving kennel space, all adult dogs and cats 1 year and older have waived adoption fees through Tuesday, June 9^th! Charlotte’s adoption fee includes her spay surgery, current vaccinations, a microchip, and a follow-up wellness exam with a VCA Animal Hospital. Visit this gorgeous girl at the Arizona Humane Society's Papago Park Campus or learn more at azhumane.org/adopt to give her the loving forever home she deserves.

Adoption Status: Ready

A great example of why the Arizona Humane Society works to provide resources to pet owners, Krillin was surrendered to the shelter earlier this month after his family unfortunately was no longer able to care for him. Along with multiple other pets and puppies, this is a great example of the importance of spaying and neutering pets to hep reduce the number of pets coming into local shelters.

Surprisingly, a few of Krillin’s littermates are more Sharpei looking while this adorable nine-week-old is more Husky or Shepherd looking. Due to having too many pets in the home, this sweet pup is a bit more shy at first and would benefit from a family that understands he may need some socialization and positive reinforcement.

Additionally, adorable Krillin would be a great candidate for dog training and puppy classes to help him build lifesaving skills and increase the bond with his people. The Arizona Humane Society offers a wide variety of training courses for pets of all skill levels including virtual and in-home appointments.

Krillin’s adoption fee includes his neuter surgery, current vaccinations, a microchip, and a follow-up wellness exam with a VCA Animal Hospital. Visit this handsome boy at the Arizona Humane Society's Papago Park Campus or learn more at azhumane.org/adopt to give him the loving forever home he deserves.

Adoption Status: Ready

No matter if you have a sweet tooth or not, Skittles hopes you will be a fan of his bright and colorful personality! The one-year-old domestic shorthair tabby has been in the care of the Arizona Humane Society since early May and is in need of a loving Foster Hero home to continue recovering from a kitty cold.

Skittles is just one of almost 3,600 pets who have received care in a foster home this year alone ranging from tiny orphaned kittens to larger pets with orthopedic issues and everything in between. Currently, the shelter has dozens of pets who are in need of a temporary respite while they continue on the road to recovery.

The sweet kitty was rescued by an Arizona Humane Society Emergency Animal Medical Technician when he was found as an ill stray. Upon examination in the shelter’s Lazin Animal Foundation Trauma Hospital, it was determined he needed attention for an upper respiratory infection which should clear in a few weeks with the proper medication.

Being an Arizona Humane Society Foster Hero is a lifesaving venture with cases that fit every family and lifestyle. By bringing in a foster pet(s), you allow the state’s largest animal welfare organization to continue caring for even more of our community’s sick, injured and abused pets by opening up much-needed kennel space. For more information on how to become a Foster Hero for adorable Skittles or any of AHS’ amazing pets in need of fostering, visit azhumane.org/foster to take the online orientation and apply.

Adoption Status: Ready

Thanks to a generous longtime Arizona Humane Society donor and Bottle Baby ICU volunteer, right now through Monday, May 18, all donations will be matched, dollar-for-dollar, up to $10,000! That means your gift will go twice as far to provide nourishment and lifesaving care to the shelter's most vulnerable residents in its Bottle Baby ICU.

This lifesaving match will make a huge difference for tiny lives like Hughie, an adorable 19-day old kitten who is receiving around-the-clock care at the Arizona Humane Society. The sweet orange tabby was brought to the shelter by a Good Samaritan after he was found in a wall of their home.

The Arizona Humane Society's Bottle Baby ICU is a specialized medical area for underaged, orphaned kittens and puppies ranging from just a few days old to a few weeks. This 24-hour operation helps save the lives of the shelter's tiniest patients – kittens and puppies that are routinely euthanized in other shelters but given a second chance at life in Arizona's largest animal welfare organization thanks to the community’s support.

Already this year, AHS has cared for more than 1,000 of these tiny patients but cannot continue to do so without your help. Those interested in donating to help save lives are encouraged to visit azhumane.org/Match to get your lifesaving gift doubled today!

Those interested in helping underaged pets by becoming a Foster Hero can learn more and apply at azhumane.org/Foster. Additionally, if you find a litter of kittens – please, look but don’t touch as mom offers the best chance of survival! Learn more about what to do at azhumane.org/FoundKittens.

Adoption Status: Ready