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On March 13, Jessica Aldermann's world came crashing down. Her beloved pit bull, Wrigley, just 5 years old, was diagnosed with an inoperable form of cancer and given just weeks to live. But instead of focusing on what little time Wrigley, an AHS alum, had left, Jessica decided to make every day count.
Jessica created a bucket list for Wrigley, full of fun doggie to-dos to help fill Wrigley's remaining days with happiness. Jessica and Wrigley have already completed several of their bucket list task, and the Arizona Humane Society wants to make sure we can help Wrigley cross a few more items off his list.
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Leo and more than a dozen of his sweetest furry friends will be looking for their forever homes during the Arizona's Humane Society's 16th annual Compassion with Fashion: Pets Make Life Sweet luncheon and fashion show Saturday, March 29th at the Arizona Biltmore Resort & Spa.
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The Arizona Humane Society will participate in Arizona Gives Day, a state-wide, 24-hour giving campaign, where Arizonans are asked to give online to their favorite nonprofit. Will you support AHS and help save the lives of homeless pets like Samuel?
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Supporters, your voices have resonated at the Capitol. We sincerely appreciate your tireless commitment to the animals of Arizona. Thanks to our collective engagement, improvements have been made to the Cattleman's Bill HB2587 that are encouraging. But the amendments don't go far enough.
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Have you always dreamed of saving the lives of animals in distress? Learn what it's like to be one of our heroic Emergency Animal Medical Technicians™ during our EAMT Academy.
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| Sometimes the greatest gift you can give an animal is time, love and a place to call home. When you become a foster hero, you are giving a second chance to an animal who needs temporary respite from the shelter as they heal from injury or illness. |
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Looking for the man of your dreams? Meet Cody, a Great Pyrenees and Catahoula mix. There are many perks to adopting a middle-aged dog and Cody is a sophisticated, mellow, laidback 5-year-old who is always on his best behavior. He’s house trained, leash trained, great with kids and has a firm grip on all the basic commands. There’s never a shortage of sloppy kisses, and this affectionate boy will quietly sit beside you and soak up attention.
Cody is available at the Nina Mason Pulliam Campus for Compassion and his adoption fee is only $35. Call 602.997.7585 and ask for animal number A475169 for more information. |
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50% OFF in Thrift Stores
March 29 - More Info
Compassion with Fashion
March 29 - More Info
$20 Microchips in Clinics
April 4 - More Info
Puttin For Pooches
April 5 - More Info
Project Active Duty Launch Event
April 6 - More Info |
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