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We save the most vulnerable animals and enrich the lives of pets and people.

Do you have a vehicle you no longer want? Don’t

Do you have a vehicle you no longer want? Don’t trade it. Donate it! 🚗🏍🚤🚜
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Donate any vehicle (running or not) to help our community’s most vulnerable pets and turn horsepower into dog and cat power! Unlike most car donation programs, we skip the middleman and sell directly to the public, so your money goes farther to help homeless pets and you get a bigger tax write-off. Since we handle the entire process from pickup to tax receipt, donating to a pet in need has never been easier.
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We accept cars, trucks, motorcycles, camper trailers, boats, tractors, ATVs, snowmobiles, RVs and jet skis. Your four wheels can be a lifesaver to our four-legged friends. Click the link in our bio to donate your vehicle today!

Major wags and purrs to @wearme_pro, who has commi

Major wags and purrs to @wearme_pro, who has committed to donating one can of pet food to AHS' homeless pets for every eyewear order placed! This generous offer was so successful that the WearMe Pro team had to expand beyond food donations because they could not find a vendor who could fill such a large order. They reached out to us to see what else they could help with and ultimately donated 1,200 cans of cat and kitten food, 600 cans of puppy food, 3,000 cans of adult cat food, 1,200 cans of adult dog food, 50 bottles for orphaned newborn pets, 20,000 potty pads, 24 collars/leashes, and puppy milk replacement bags... a donation totaling nearly $11,000!
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This amazing group of animal lovers has made an incredible different to the sick, injured, and abused pets of our community, and we cannot thank them enough! Leave your thanks for the WearMe Pro team in the comments below!

Throughout the month of August, our friends at @te

Throughout the month of August, our friends at @telemundoaz are helping to raise awareness about adopting from and donating to local animal shelters! To help individuals and communities continue to practice safe social distancing measures, the station’s month-long “Adopt & Donate” effort will feature virtual pet adoptions and make it easy for people to donate online to participating shelters or rescues. Here's a look at some of our adorable and adoptable dogs and cats!
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Visit www.azhumane.org/adopt to view our adoptable pets and schedule an appointment at our Campus for Compassion. If you are unable to adopt a pet at this time, you can donate today and give an animal a second chance at life at www.azhumane.org/donate.
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Why adopt from the Arizona Humane Society? All of AHS' adoptable dogs and cats have been spayed/neutered and microchipped, and are up to date on all current vaccinations. They are also sent home with a bag of Hills Science Diet food, a free follow-up veterinary exam with VCA Animal Hospitals, free pet insurance for 30 days, and special adopter discounts on programs and services. Because AHS cares for the Valley’s most vulnerable sick, injured and abused pets, the average cost of care per AHS pet is more than $1,000. Any additional contribution towards your new family member’s adoption is greatly appreciated and will help save the lives of more furry friends just like them!

AHS alum Lo, adopted back in 2010, is thrilled to

AHS alum Lo, adopted back in 2010, is thrilled to have a foster kitty brother for the next few weeks! Little 11-week-old Ace is enjoying his time with Lo and the Rusche family as he gains some weight and learns important social skills before finding his furever family. How cute are these two?! 😻🐾❤️

Hey there humans! Thank you so much for participat

Hey there humans!
Thank you so much for participating in, commenting on, and sharing last week's #guessthebreeds game!
There were so many great guesses, we just had to include everyone who gave it a shot.
If you enjoyed this game and want to see more like it, drop a comment down below!
*All of the pets featured in this post have been adopted. Please check out azhumane.org/adopt to see the pets that are currently available for adoption.

Monsoon season is right around the corner, so now

Monsoon season is right around the corner, so now is a great time to prepare your pets! Often times, pets’ increased sensitivity to storms can result in an exaggerated fear of storms or storm phobia. Click the link in our bio for monsoon safety tips for pets. Please SHARE to keep pets safe and comfortable this #monsoonseason!

Taking a dip in the kiddie pool has never looked s

Taking a dip in the kiddie pool has never looked so cool. Dutch is a STUD! This handsome boy brings the best of both of his breeds: The regal body and alert ears of a German Shepherd, and the beautiful color and muscle of a blue American Pit Bull Terrier. But Dutch isn't just a handsome face, he's a pretty smart cookie, too. He knows how to sit and lie down, walks well on a leash, and is crate trained and house trained. All he's really missing is a human to call his buddy! Dutch will need to meet all pups in his home to ensure a great match, and kiddos must be 8 years and older.
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Adoptions are available at AHS' Campus for Compassion location by appointment only (this is the only adoption location open right now), and you can schedule at www.azhumane.org/adopt. Pets available today may not be available by the time of your appointment. If appointments are booked out, our scheduling tool is updated throughout the day to reflect last-minute openings.

How do you socialize a puppy while maintaining soc

How do you socialize a puppy while maintaining social distancing? We're glad you asked!
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The COVID-19 pandemic has made many families first-time puppy adopters who now have more time at home to dedicate to training. Even though we may not be able to bring our furry friends to new or public places right now, AHS' Behavior Team recommends introducing new experiences at home to help them become well-socialized, happy, and healthy pups. Here are some helpful tips for you to socialize your puppy:
▪️ Pull out objects or appliances she has never seen before and reward your puppy with praise and treats for going up to investigate.
▪️ Place some interesting materials on the floor to get your puppy used to walking on different surfaces. Materials like cardboard, metal baking trays, wood, or pillows work great!
▪️ Play dress up and wear different hats.
▪️ Use the view from your window or front yard, or sit in your car with the air conditioning to go “people watching.” Reward your puppy for looking at people, cars, dogs and other interesting sights from a distance.
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Schedule virtual or in-home private pet training lessons at www.azhumane.org/training, or view more pet behavior tips at www.azhumane.org/petbehavior 🐾❤️

Thank you to everyone who voted as well as to @phx

Thank you to everyone who voted as well as to @phxmagazine for naming AHS as the Reader's Pick for best nonprofit AND best place to volunteer! We are honored to be featured alongside so many amazing people, places, events, businesses and organizations. Be sure to pick up your copy today! 🎉🐾❤️

#PhotoOfTheDay: A galaxy is in Sonnet's eyes! 💫

#PhotoOfTheDay: A galaxy is in Sonnet's eyes! 💫
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Sonnet the 5-month-old kitten is living with Persistent Pupillary Membrane (PPM), a congenital ocular development defect that is typically not harmful, requires no treatment and typically resolves by six weeks of age. However, Sonnet is now five months old meaning that her eyes will likely remain that way throughout her life. It does appear that Sonnet has limited vision in her left eye, but no discomfort.
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The pupillary membranes provide nutrition to the developing lens, and failure of the membranes to completely regress will result in tissue being left permanently behind. The result are these striking images showing thin strands of iris tissue making it look as if Sonnet has a galaxy in her eyes. PPM can also occur in humans and dogs and is rarely seen in cats, horses, and cattle.
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Sonnet arrived at AHS in late June as a stray kitten who was then treated in AHS’ cat isolation area for an upper respiratory infection. She completed her recovery in an AHS Foster Hero home and was recently adopted!

🚨 Today is the LAST DAY to have your donation d

🚨 Today is the LAST DAY to have your donation doubled as part of our Urgent Summer Fund matching gift opportunity! 🚨
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One of AHS' extremely generous President’s Club members from Fountain Hills, who wishes to remain anonymous, is matching all donations up to $25,000. But you must act now as this match ends at midnight tonight, Monday, July 27th! Make a lifesaving gift today to help support twice as many pets like Hope, the injured Australian Cattle Dog who was treated in our Second Chance Animal Trauma Hospital™ and eventually found a forever home with the Foster Hero family who helped nurse her back to health.
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Your gift will be doubled today to support our comprehensive medical, behavioral rehabilitation, surrender intervention and spay/neuter initiatives that have saved an additional 100,000 lives over the last six years. Click the link in our bio to double your gift or visit www.azhumane.org/summer2020 🐾❤️

Wags and purrs to Riley, one of AHS' newest Emerge

Wags and purrs to Riley, one of AHS' newest Emergency Animal Medical Technicians™, who successfully set her very first catheter! Riley recently joined this team after being with AHS for four years. With the support of seasoned EAMT™ Andy and the rest of the group, we know she will be a great addition! 🐾❤️
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AHS’ EAMTs are a specialized team that are trained to provide lifesaving care in the field and on scene before transporting sick and injured pets to AHS’ Second Chance Animal Trauma Hospital™ for veterinary care. They rescue more than 4,300 abused, injured and abandoned animals and perform 7,700 cruelty investigations each year.
Visit www.azhumane.org to learn more!

Last week, we took in 22 dogs through AHS' Project

Last week, we took in 22 dogs through AHS' Project Reachout program from our partners at the Navajo Operation Puppy Rescue. Project Reachout is a partner assistance program that transfers at-risk pets from other animal welfare organizations when space on our adoption floors allow in an effort to save more lives by working together.
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Among the large group of puppies and adult dogs (some of which have already been adopted!) transferred to AHS were this sweet mom and her nine puppies. They were immediately welcomed into AHS’ Mutternity Suites, a calm, quiet space where pregnant or nursing moms can relax and care for their puppies as they await an open Foster Hero home. This past year, our Mutternity Suites cared for 425 moms and their puppies. Life-saving programs like the Mutternity Suites, Second Chance Animal Trauma Hospital™, Kitten Nursery, Bottle Baby Kitten ICU and Parvo Puppy ICU save the lives of pets routinely euthanized in shelters.
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We are happy to share that this mom and her puppies have since gone home with AHS Foster Hero, Linda!

Hey there humans! Wanna play a game? We have black

Hey there humans!
Wanna play a game?
We have blacked out the pets from all of these photos and we want you to... #GUESSTHEBREEDS.
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This might seem really difficult, but to simplify things we only included dogs, we will accept general breed names, and most (if not all) of these pets have made an appearance in previous AHS posts. That info, plus Google image search, should be enough.
Comment below with your guesses and anyone who gets all of them correct gets bragging rights and a shout out in next weeks #AHSFurtogFavs, along with the reveals.
If you want to make the game more interesting, share it with your friends!
Thank you everyone for following us and we'll see you all in the comments.
Good luck!

Zion, an orphaned 5-day-old kitten, was born unabl

Zion, an orphaned 5-day-old kitten, was born unable to walk. In addition to needing round-the-clock care in AHS' Bottle Baby Kitten ICU to survive without his mother, he was badly knuckling on his back feet and unable to use his legs normally.
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While receiving care from the dedicated staff and volunteers of this 24-hour intensive care unit, Zion especially tugged at the staff’s heartstrings who were determined to try to help him walk again. Thanks to innovative thinking from the veterinary technician team, they fashioned together tiny splints out of a tongue depressor, gauze, medical wrap bandages and tape in hopes of giving him a chance to live a normal life. After a little more than a week with his special splints, continued care and lots of love, Zion began using his back legs normally and was able to rejoin the rest of his littermates in an AHS Foster Hero home!
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Zion, now 8-weeks old, is showing what a second chance at life truly means as he continues healing in his foster home and awaits his nearing adoption day. He plays with his kitten and human siblings and will even fall asleep in his foster sister’s arms while helping her improve her reading skills. Zion is just one of more than 1,300 orphaned kittens who have already been rescued and treated in AHS’ Bottle Baby ICU and Kitten Nursery this year, thanks to the support of the community.
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As a private non-profit, AHS solely relies on donations to rescue, heal and adopt nearly 18,000 of the Valley’s sick, injured and abused pets each year. Thanks to a generous donation by an anonymous AHS supporter, all donations up to $25,000 are now being matched and will help twice as many Valley pets like Zion! For more information or to have your donation doubled, visit azhumane.org/summer2020 or click the link in our bio 🐾❤️

Need a reason to #treatyourself today? Here's the

Need a reason to #treatyourself today? Here's the only one you need: Save puppies and kittens by ordering take-out TODAY! AHS is teaming up with restaurants across the Valley to help our community’s most vulnerable animals for Doggie Bag Dine Out! Order your favorite meal for take-out at one of our participating restaurants today and a portion of your check will go toward helping AHS provide food, shelter and lifesaving medical care to pets in need. We will be sharing on our Instagram Stories some of the yummy meals you can order today from our partners. Click the link in our bio to view all participating restaurants!
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Wags for @arizonasfamily and @azscramble for joining us early this morning to share the great news about Doggie Bag Dine Out! Little Luke just loved his cohost, @cerretanews 🐾❤️

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