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We save the most vulnerable animals and enrich the lives of pets and people. COVID-19 & AHS Updates:

Please help share this important message: Don’t

Please help share this important message: Don’t kit-nap kittens!

When we find a litter of kittens, our good-hearted instincts tell us to rush to the aid of these fragile felines. Thankfully, human intervention is typically not required. In fact, the best thing we can do is leave the kittens alone. Mom will likely return shortly, and it’s critical that the kittens remain in her care as she offers the best chance for survival.

If you find kittens and are extremely certain that they are orphaned, you can then step in and help by caring for the kittens until they’re old enough to find homes. Learn more at azhumane.org/foundkittens!

Just as our community's sick, injured and abused p

Just as our community's sick, injured and abused pets will continue to be treated in our trauma hopsital, these same pets will also continue their daily enrichment plans! Behavior Specialist Sarah spent some quality time with pretty kitty Pixie, who we featured a few days ago after her cast change. After a little bit of playing with a wand toy, Sarah gave Pixie the enrichment she craved most... cuddle time!

This is the sing-along we all needed! Major wags (

This is the sing-along we all needed! Major wags (literally - just look at Holly's tail!) for Animal Care Specialist Tom for taking a moment to sing to our homeless pups today!

🐾 AHS’ Margaret McAllister Brock Veterinary C

🐾 AHS’ Margaret McAllister Brock Veterinary Clinic is now open seven days a week! 🐾

Our commitment to helping pet owners in need does not change during these challenging times. AHS' Margaret McAllister Brock Veterinary Clinic is now open seven days a week to provide critical veterinary services to the pets and people of our community while balancing the responsibility to limit the spread of COVID-19.

Our top priority will always be the safety of our staff and customers. We are also being cautious to preserve critical medical supplies and protective gear that are needed by our health care community right now. During this crisis, we are limiting our veterinary care to essential services. These are defined as those services required to alleviate animal pain and suffering, prevent imminent threat of death of the animal, and matters pertaining to public health. More information and online scheduling is available at azhumane.org!

Please note that our Marge Wright Veterinary Clinic is temporarily closed.

Place your bids to help homeless pets... our Compa

Place your bids to help homeless pets... our Compassion with Fashion 2020 VIP Silent Auction is LIVE!

Although we had to cancel our signature fundraiser, Compassion with Fashion, due to COVID-19, we wanted to continue the spirit of celebration and open up our VIP silent auction to our entire community! Enjoy some amazing deals on pet supplies, beauty, entertainment, and gift cards, as well as opportunities to directly support AHS’ mission-critical work! Every dollar raised helps the AHS continue to save the most vulnerable animals and enrich the lives of pets and people.

Here's how to bid:
1. Visit aesaz.co/CWF2020/
2. Click on “Create Account” found on the bottom menu and follow the prompts.
3. Enter your information, including your cell phone number if you want to receive text messages during the silent auction. Please make sure your address is complete.

The auction will close at noon tomorrow, Monday, March 30th. Winners will be notified and item distribution will begin using a number of safe, no-contact methods. We are so thankful for your support in these trying times and already can't wait for next year's event. Happy bidding!

AHS foster puppy Maholmes would like to remind you

AHS foster puppy Maholmes would like to remind you that there are PLENTY of fun things to do that don't involve leaving your house! Do you have any ideas to add to his list?

1. Watching TV with your pet
2. Napping on the couch with your pet
3. Petting your pet
4. Playing fetch with your pet
5. Giving treats to your pet
6. Telling your pet he is a good boy or she is a good girl
7. Sharing a photo of your pet on Instagram and tagging AHS!

❤️❤️❤️ #Repost @doctimkin with @get_re

❤️❤️❤️ #Repost @doctimkin with @get_repost
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Adopted 4 months ago, now my social distancing PIC 🐕

A number of changes have been made to AHS' program

A number of changes have been made to AHS' programs and services lately, but our commitment to our community’s most vulnerable pets never wavers. Reuniting lost pets with their owners continues to be a major part of what we do, especially for AHS' Pet Reunite Specialist Victoria who works very hard to facilitate happy reunions like this one.

Zeus was rescued by EAMT™ Andy after he was hit by car in Phoenix and brought to AHS' trauma hospital for treatment. Victoria was able to quickly connect with Zeus's dad, Erak, who came to pick up his best friend in less than 24 hours!

Visit azhumane.org/lost-and-found for our best tips for lost or found pets.

Chelsea and Oreo are doing social distancing the r

Chelsea and Oreo are doing social distancing the right way 😂🐾❤️ #Repost @chelsea_inthewild with @get_repost
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Great news, you can be as close to your dog as they will allow, right now! This is Oreo’s idea of heaven.
Will we ever wear makeup and jeans again? 😅

Over the past few weeks, we’ve watched the world

Over the past few weeks, we’ve watched the world around us change drastically. Schools have closed, events have been cancelled, and many of us are now working from home.

Yet sick, injured and abused animals are still coming through our doors every day. Because of you, we are able to serve our community’s most vulnerable pets, even during our most vulnerable times. Our Emergency Animal Medical Technicians™ are still on the road rescuing homeless pets who need our help, and our Second Chance Animal Trauma Hospital™ is still providing critical care to dogs and cats suffering from life-threatening medical conditions.

Earlier this week, we extended operating hours in our trauma hospital so it now runs 24 hours a day four days out of the week. We are now operating two different teams – one serving a day shift, and one serving an overnight shift. This reduces the number of staff in our hospital at one time, allows for social distancing to better safeguard our medical team, and helps ensure we can continue to provide lifesaving treatment to the homeless pets who need us.

Life is much different than it was just a few weeks ago, and each day seems to bring new questions and uncertainty. But one thing will never change – our commitment to our community’s most vulnerable pets. Thank you for your continued support of our trauma hospital and other lifesaving programs that help us save pets, especially now.

Samantha and Patrick had lost both of their canine

Samantha and Patrick had lost both of their canine companions within the past year. Understandably heartbroken for a very long time, it was difficult for them to even pet another dog. During this crazy and uncertain time in our world, they decided they were finally ready to open their hearts again and contacted AHS to become Foster Heroes.

They were quickly matched with an easy-going dog who seemed like a good fit for their home... but there was just something about Urkel, the 3-year-old Doberman Pinscher, that drew them in. Big, wild, returned-by-his-previous foster, Urkel. Samantha and Patrick both had experience with working dogs and were dedicated to taking on a dog who needed some help training and manners, so a new match was made!

The minute Urkel was brought to their car for his drive up foster appointment, Samantha and Patrick fell in love! He sat right by Patrick and sweetly requested pets. Later that day, Samantha let us know that he had already been taken for a run around the neighborhood and was snoozing away. We are so thankful for Foster Heroes like Samantha and Patrick who have stepped up to help our homeless pets during this time!

Urkel's Foster Heroes have the first chance at adopting him when he is fully healed. As a reminder, our adoption locations are temporarily closed as we shift our focus to placing pets in foster homes. We will share updates on our social media channels when we reopen adoptions.

AHS’ very own host of Pets on Parade, Kelsey, ha

AHS’ very own host of Pets on Parade, Kelsey, has challenged YOU to #SaveOurShelters! Here’s the challenge:
1️⃣ Post a photo of yourself and your furry friend – your own pet, your foster, or a friend’s pet will do.
2️⃣ Tag an animal shelter or rescue you support who needs help right now.
3️⃣ Tell your followers what they need at the moment (donations, foster, supplies, etc.) and include their website link. Don’t forget to include the hashtag #SaveOurShelters!
4️⃣ Tag your friends you’d like to challenge to do the same!
You have officially been challenged to SAVE LIVES! 🐾❤️

AHS Foster Hero Aimee just picked up her new foste

AHS Foster Hero Aimee just picked up her new foster kittens, Al, Bo, Coby and Dee! To limit the amount of people in one area and prevent the spread of COVID-19, we are holding “drive up” foster appointments at our Sunnyslope Campus. Foster Heroes schedule an appointment to pick up or drop off their foster pet, sent a text when they have arrived, and one of our Foster Relationship Specialists will go directly to their car with their pet and supplies!

Major wags and purrs to all of our amazing Foster Heroes who have taken in AHS’ homeless pets during this critical time!

You may have seen the inaccurate rumor stating tha

You may have seen the inaccurate rumor stating that we would euthanize animals who have not yet been adopted. This is absolutely false. Our Ethical No-Kill Philosophy ensures we do not euthanize pets for space or length of time, ever. Pets who were not adopted on Saturday have been placed in Foster Hero homes. We have temporarily closed adoptions to focus on our most essential operations — animal care, trauma hospital, animal rescue, foster and Pet Resource Center. Please post this information on your social media accounts or talk about it with friends. We are currently overrun with calls regarding this rumor, and must clear the lines so reports of abused animals, injured or sick stray animals, and pet owners in need during crisis can get through. Your help will make a difference.

Happy #NationalPuppyDay! We can all use a little p

Happy #NationalPuppyDay! We can all use a little puppy love right about now, don’t you think? Please share your favorite photo of your canine companion and tag us! Whether your photo is from back when they were a little ball of fur, earlier today, or even furry friends who have passed, we want to see them all!
As a reminder, Adoptions at all locations are temporarily closed as we shift our focus towards placing pets into foster homes. Please visit azhumane.org/covid19 to view all updates and temporary modifications to AHS’ operations.

Ready for some uplifting news? In just six days du

Ready for some uplifting news? In just six days during this time of chaos and uncertainty, you adopted 226 pets and took home 87 foster pets. These are pets who are snoozing on couches rather than sitting in kennels. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts to the BISSELL Pet Foundation, our dedicated staff and volunteers who seamlessly implemented new safety protocols and modified operations, our donors for their incredible support, and our compassionate community! Your support ensures we have the space and resources to continue to care for the Valley’s most vulnerable animals - the sick, injured and abused. Visit azhumane.org/covid19 for updated closure information and ways to help.

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