by The Arizona Pet Project | Sep 8, 2021 | Medical Intervention Success Stories, Uncategorized
Around this time last year, our organization teamed up with The NAGI Foundation to provide life-saving support to a young dog named Morrison. The Arizona Pet Project had an opportunity to come together to support a Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community Elder,...
by The Arizona Pet Project | Sep 2, 2021 | Medical Intervention Success Stories, Uncategorized
Maggie May, a beautiful 125 pound Great Pyrenees, is Susan’s best friend and animal companion! Our team met them after Susan contacted us asking for help to get her a ramp so that her dog, Maggie, could get into their home since she was limping and having some...
by The Arizona Pet Project | Aug 18, 2021 | Community Clinic and Spay/Neuter Success Stories, Uncategorized
Meet the cutest “oops” in town! When Maria’s neighbor let her know that their dog had recently given birth to an accidental litter, she couldn’t wait to visit and boop their brand new noses. Then, when Maria laid eyes on Lola, they had an instant...
by The Arizona Pet Project | Aug 10, 2021 | Intervention Success Stories, Uncategorized
Taydra’s sweet pup, Whinny, is her everything! When Taydra was unsheltered and living in homelessness, she and Whinny looked to each other for companionship, safety, and emotional support. In the short time they have been together, these two best friends have become...
by The Arizona Pet Project | Jul 7, 2021 | Intervention Success Stories, Uncategorized
We met Sarah through our partnership with Sojourner Center, which is a safe haven from domestic violence for women and their children here in the Valley. YOU were there for Sarah and her dog when they needed a helping hand! FYI: To protect the safety of this family,...
by The Arizona Pet Project | Jun 11, 2021 | Intervention Success Stories, Uncategorized
When Kayla was laid off during the pandemic, she could no longer afford her apartment and was forced to move back home with her parents. The problem was, her parents were preparing to sell their home and Kayla could not keep her dogs there. Devastated to have to...
