The Arizona Pet Project's Executive Director, Leanna Taylor, was invited to present at the Best Friends Animal Society Mountain West Region Summit in Salt Lake City, Utah. Yesterday, she spoke about our organization's mission and the importance of data, compassion and removing…
Dear Friends, Last year you positively impacted more than 4,000 pets and families in our community. Check out the statistics below this letter to see all of the incredible ways you made a difference. Your donations not only kept families…
Alex lost his father to a rough battle with cancer, while taking care of his mother who suffers from severe fibromyalgia, and meanwhile he was quietly dealing with a traumatic divorce while continuing to provide for his step-children. Dealing with…
During our recent free spay and neuter clinic in Guadalupe, a young man named Brandon saw the mobile vet unit and our staff and volunteers as he was passing by. He came over to introduce himself and asked if vaccinations…
Have you ever had a pet come into your life at just the right time? The human-animal bond is heart-warming, magical, and can provide the strength and hope we need to overcome life’s greatest challenges. Autumn became homeless as a…
Take the Time to Smell the Roses and Pet a Cat: A Shelter Intervention Counselor’s Perspective About A Cat Named Gary One of the toughest aspects of my job as the Shelter Intervention Counselor for The Arizona Pet Project is…
Our shelter intervention counselor, Daniel, encountered a woman named Stephanie and her grandson in the shelter lobby who were looking for their lost poodle. Their beloved dog Birdie escaped when landscapers left the side gate open. Thankfully, the little fluffy…
National Train Your Dog Month Training is vital to the happiness of you and your pet. Adopting a dog means making a commitment to care for that pet—for life. By investing in training, you can avoid major behavior issues that…
