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RELEASE RATE: We follow the Asilomar Accords to determine the live release rate (LRR). This principle has been accepted by, and is utilized by, reputable animal-welfare organizations, shelters and rescue groups across the United State who wish to effectively communicate and collaborate. The LRR is reported by the percentage of dogs and cats over 8 weeks of age that are successfully...
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Spay / Neuter Incentive Program
The Western Arizona Humane Society is offering low-cost, affordable spay/neuter to pet owners due to the very generous cooperation of the veterinary community, private donations, fundraising efforts, and a grant from the Companion Animal Spay/Neuter Pet Friendly License Plate Committee. This commitment allows us to subsidize the true, higher cost of spay/neuter...
For your convenience, we also offer multi-year dog licenses. The licenses will only be valid as long as the rabies vaccination expiration date. If you purchase a multi-year license and the rabies vaccination expires, we will need updated rabies vaccination information to extend the license expiration date.
Altered 1 Year License $9.00 Senior/Disabled $7.00
Altered 2 Year License ...
Bringing your pet to the Western Arizona Humane Society can be a difficult decision to make. We would like you to know that we understand how hard it can be to relinquish a beloved pet and appreciate your choice to surrender your animal responsibly so that he or she will be safe and humanely cared for.
As a private, nonprofit organization dependent on community contributions, we request a donation when an animal is admitted...
Pet overpopulation is a serious problem. It costs the lives of millions of animals and costs communities millions of dollars a year.
Nationwide, the number of pets entering animal shelters is estimated to be 6 to 8 million. Only about 30 percent of dogs and 2 – 5 percent of cats are reclaimed by owners. Only about half of those remaining are adopted to new homes. The number of pets euthanized in shelters across the country...
Your Dog’s Ticket Home……
Please protect your dog by maintaining their license. It is their ticket home should you become separated, and it is also a requirement for public safety issues.
Ensure that your dog is currently vaccinated against rabies. Dog owners are required by law to have their dogs vaccinated against rabies by a veterinarian and licensed:
a) By the time the dog is three months of age,...
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