Pet of the Week

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...

With the 4th of July holiday being one of the busiest times of the year for shelters due to runaway pets, along with dangerous summer temperatures, the Arizona Humane Society is in great need of Foster Heroes to help pets this summer. One such pet is adorable Atlas, a two-year-old Pittie mix.

Atlas is currently enrolled in AHS' Project Active Duty foster program that helps provide temporary foster care to pets while their owners are deployed overseas with the military. This adorable pup's family says that he is a very active boy who loves to be around his favorite humans and get lots of...

Meet our resilient and sweet friend Corduroy, a four-month-old Pittie puppy who came to the Arizona Humane Society as an owner surrender through its Animal Assistance department. Unfortunately, his previous owner was no longer able to afford his care and turned to AHS to get him help.

After testing positive for the highly deadly, highly contagious Parvovirus, Corduroy received thorough medical treatment in AHS' Parvo ICU, where his hydration and appetite were closely monitored. Despite developing signs of kennel cough, this cute boy made a full recovery in a loving Foster Hero home where he...

Gladys is a charming 7-year-old German Shepherd mix who is a staff favorite at the Arizona Humane Society. Despite her lovable nature, the floppy-eared pup has been with the shelter longer than they would like. An unfortunate trend AHS is seeing with its large breed dogs, no matter how wonderful they are as companions!

This sweet pup arrived in January as a stray and quickly won the hearts of the shelter's team while undergoing treatment in AHS' trauma hospital. While continuing to recover in a foster home, Gladys was described as a "treasure" who loved being around her people! Although she is older...