Pima Animal Care Center, 4000 N. Silverbell Road, and the Humane Society of Southern Arizona, 3450 N. Kelvin Blvd, are both waiting for you to come get a new furry, fuzzy or simply fabulous friend.
Sawyer is so overjoyed and overwhelmed by these specials that he’s posting the news releases from each organization verbatim.
Read the rest: HERE
Foothills Animal Rescue has 175 pets at its shelter in north Scottsdale and an additional 50 in foster homes.
A volunteer organization, the shelter at 23030 N. Pima Road has a core of 40 volunteers who work once or twice a week. But shelter director Dawn Kavanaugh said there’s a need for 100 to 125 more volunteers to make the non-profit effective.
Jobs include adoption counselor, adoption assistant, office assistant, animal-care assistant, cat-room attendant, dog-room attendant, foster-care providers and people to help in the clinic. Volunteers with expertise in marketing, web design or animal health also are needed.
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Foothills Animal Rescue needs more than 100 new volunteers
Baby Girl Needs a Forever Home
Approximately 5 months old (born around 10/2009), Baby Girl was a rescue. She has a sweet, gentle, affectionate personality and purrs easily. She takes very well to strangers and is extremely easy to handle. You hardly notice her claws when she plays.
Baby Girl gets along great with other cats. She wants to be an indoor kitty where she is safe. She is quite food-motivated.
Baby Girl tested negative for feline leukemia, is spayed, and is up-to-date with her vaccinations. She is ready for her forever home.
If you would like to meet Baby Girl, please download the questionnaire, fill it out and email it to dtconsult@cableone.net . If you have questions you can call Debby at 928-772-6826 or email her at the above address.
You can visit her page HERE
Gingerbread Needs a Forever Home
My name is Gingerbread. I am a spayed female torti/calico, multicolored, 1
To some people, holiday gift-wrapping is a form of art, while others view it as a chore. For still others, it is a way to save an animal's life.
More than 55 people, accompanied by 45 dogs, have wrapped to benefit Rescue a Golden of Arizona this holiday season at Barnes & Noble, 5130 E. Broadway.
“Golden retrievers are very special because they are first of all totally nonjudgmental
The no-kill shelter owed more than $100,000 in bills and almost closed last year. But thanks to $250,000 in donations, ABC was able to stay afloat. The non-profit has been hit by the bad economy, as many people are being forced to choose between their next meal and feeding their pet.
Read the rest of this great news story at: Northeast Phoenix no-kill shelter hosts open house for holidays.
