Arizona Humane Society

Learn about new protections for tethered dogs in Phoenix that prevent neglect and ensure their safety year-round.

The Arizona Humane Society applauds the Phoenix City Council for

How a pit bull became a blood donor for a critically ill pug and saved her life.

A rescued Pit Bull Terrier became an unexpected hero when he donated blood to save the life of a critically ill Pug at the Arizona Humane Society.

When two-year-old Pug Tilly (pictured right) arrived at the Arizona Humane Society’s Lazin Animal Foundat...

As a Constant Companion monthly donor, your reliable support provides a safety net for sick, injured and abused pets who have nowhere else to turn.

Every day, innocent animals arrive at the Arizona Humane Society, frightened, injured, sick and alone. Some were abandoned. Others suffered neglect. Many need urgent medical attention before th...

Fourth of July celebrations pose a safety threat to our pets. Make sure you know how to help them remain comfortable during the excitement.

The fifth of July is the busiest day of the year for shelters across the country, and many pets, frightened by the fireworks, end up wandering away from home. More pets go missing around and on the Fourth of Ju...

In honor of the Fourth of July holiday on Saturday, the Arizona Humane Society is adjusting its hours of operation.

This Saturday, the Fourth of July, we celebrate America’s Independence. To better accommodate our employees and community, we are adjusting our hours so that everyone may spend the day with their family, friends and four-legged fur-bal...