Arizona Humane Society

Last year, ahs saved 16,539 animals through adoption and other placement outlets, and our ethical no-kill philosophy ensures we never euthanize a pet for space or length of time. We are also committed to keeping pets in homes and out of shelters. Our pet resource center handles more than 350 calls a day, connecting pet owners with affordable medical, behavior and support services. In addition, we provided spay/neuter surgery to 22,082 owned and shelter animals, helping to reduce pet overpopulation in our community, and provide veterinary services to 40,075 owned animals through our veterinary clinics. Our foster heroes expand our capacity for care, providing temporary homes for 400-800 pets at any given time, while our volunteers give over 78,200 hours of their time to our pets each year.

Ahs' emergency animal medical technicians are on the road 365 days a year rescuing more than 12,100 abused, injured and abandoned animals in 2024. We seek justice for abused animals, and our eamts partner with law enforcement to conduct 10,700 cruelty investigations each year. This past year, our eamts responded to 114 cases in which we seized 10 animals or more from just one residence. We seized 2,453 animals total from these cases. We advance legislation to protect pets involved in the most horrific cases and advocate to fight cruelty and neglect. Ahs also serves as the state's designated responder for animals in distress during natural disasters.

Our support teams, which include facilities & maintenance, transport, animal care & experience, customer experience, warehouse and operations support and service operations management, play a critical role in helping us save the lives of homeless pets in our community.