Pet of the Week

Due to a growing need in our community, the Arizona Humane Society offers Owned Animal Foster Programs that temporarily help pet owners going through hardships as a way to keep these pets in their loving homes. One such pet in need of a temporary home while her owner recovers from a major medical procedure is Jazzy, a four-year-old blind German Shepherd, who will need to be cared for up to 90 days until her owner recovers.

Those who know her say Jazzy is the sweetest, most polite girl who is very social and loves snuggles. Due to her visual impairment, Jazzy’s foster family will need to...

Just in time for Monsoon Season, Stormy is sure to bring a whirlwind of kitten cuteness to his future home! This adorable 13-week-old gray shorthair kitten came to the Arizona Humane Society as an owner surrender earlier this month, along with three other kitties when his previous owner could no longer care for them.

Because he can be a bit head shy at times, Stormy would benefit from a patient home that allows him to go at his own pace. Despite his shyness, he is overall very healthy and would likely thrive best in a home with another cat to help him come out of his shell. If you're...

Tanni, a 5-month-old shorthair calico rabbit, is in desperate need of a loving Foster Hero home. Rescued from a hoarding situation involving more than 150 rabbits by the dedicated Arizona Humane Society Field Team, Tanni is one of thousands of sick, injured and abused pets they have helped this year.

The beautiful calico colored bunny will need fostering until she is old enough for her spay surgery, which will take about a month. AHS provides all necessary supplies and medical care; all Tanni needs is a caring home and some space to thrive. Become a foster hero for Tanni today and make a difference in...

As beautiful as the flower she is named after, Daisy is a wonderful 12-year-old Australian Cattle Dog mix who is looking for a loving home to spend her golden years in. Daisy was surrendered to the Arizona Humane Society earlier this year when her owner could unfortunately no longer care for her.

Despite her senior status, Daisy's loving nature has captured the hearts of the shelter's medical team, who describe her as a "sweetheart." Although she may have a little more gray in her muzzle, the pointy eared pup loves to go on long walks (when it's cool outside) and have lots of playtime with her favorite people. Because of her high...