Pet of the Week
Payson Looking for Forever Home Four Years After Surviving Parvo
Payson is a four-year-old pittie has a truly remarkable story. This sweet girl entered the Arizona Humane Society’s care in 2021 as a puppy and bravely fought the deadly Parvovirus before finding a loving home.
In a beautiful act of foresight and love, Payson’s owner made a point to enroll her in the Arizona Humane Society’s...
Arizona Humane Society in Critical Need of Fosters for Tiniest Patients
As the cutest (and busiest) time of the year is already here, the Arizona Humane Society encourages the community to show the love as it gears up for the arrival of its tiniest patients – orphaned kittens! The state’s leading animal welfare organization is calling on the community to help save thousands of its most fragile patients by becoming a Foster Hero at azhumane.org/Foster.
Last year, the Arizona Humane Society cared for almost 2,300 kittens ranging...
Roxy Heart Is a Star!
At 12 years young, Roxy Heart never imagined she would find herself in a shelter environment. Earlier this month, the gorgeous German Shepherd ended up in the care of the Arizona Humane Society due to her previous family no longer being able to care for her due to a member of the household developing allergies.
Although she is a bit confused and stressed in the shelter, Roxy Heart has continued to show what a sweet girl she is with everyone she meets. An avid lover of car rides and going on walks, the adorable pup is a huge fan of booty scratches and has no hesitation diving her face into people’s legs to get more...
Sheena Absolutely Shines!
While the Arizona Humane Society is known for caring for the Valley’s sick, injured and abused pets, the shelter is also dedicated to helping keep owned pets in their loving homes when possible. From resources to low-cost services, there are many ways AHS works to do this including its owned animal foster program – Project Home Away From Home.
Whimsical Willa - The Bringer of Joy and Laughter!
As sweet as she is cute, Willa originally came to the Arizona Humane Society as an owner surrender due to eviction in November of last year. Unfortunately, this sweet three-year-old Labrador mix is one of many pets who are sadly surrendered to Valley shelters due to community-wide struggles - including housing instability.
When Willa first arrived to the shelter, it was clear that she was confused on what was happening and in turn, extremely fearful at first. However, thanks to the expert care of the Arizona Humane Society's Behavior Team, the once frightened pup learned that people were...
