Vital Animal Services
Vital Animal Services
About These Groups
The following organizations offer vital animal services but do not adopt out pets. Spay-neuter services, pet hospice and more.
Provides accessible and affordable spay/neuter solutions for companion animals and free-roaming cats with the goal to eliminate euthanasia as a means of population control.
Animal Defense League of Arizona & Spay Neuter Hotline
A statewide animal protection organization that works on behalf of companion animals, wildlife, animals in laboratories, animals in entertainment and farm animals.
Animals and Humans in Disaster
(Formerly Empty Bowl.) Offers a pet food pantry that helps people experiencing difficulty because of a job or home loss, catastrophic illness or a home/ community wide disaster.
AZ Animal Rescue Mission (AARM)
ARRM provides pet owners with the tools and knowledge to increase the odds of staying together. Focused on actions to reunite lost pets with their owners through education about the need to microchip and use of tags and collars, services include personalized tags and microchips for pets adopted at shelters (in targeted zip codes), along with spay neuter educational pet ownership information.
Perhaps best known for their highly recognized animal Utah sanctuary housing nearly 1600 homeless animals with nowhere else to go, they network across the USA with the goal to end the plight of homeless pets and permanently eliminate euthanasia in shelters.
C.A.R.E provides emergency medical funding and assistance to companion animals in shelters to give them a second chance at life so they have a chance to find their forever home.
PACC911’s own subsidiary, our Chuck Waggin Pet Food Pantry assists low income families and the elderly with food for their pets, thus assuring that pets can stay in the home rather than be relinquished.Through our food donation program and referral network, Chuck Waggin assists families in crisis by providing pet food to those who may not be able to afford it. To see what we do and how you can get involved, click here.
Helping Orphaned Mutts Succeed
A foundation that raises funds for pet shelters and community constituents, especially in underserved areas in Arizona.
Hospice of the Valley Pet Connections
Pets and their owners can qualify to become a part of pet therapy teams that visit with hospice patients from one to two hours per week in many different settings, including inpatient hospice homes, skilled nursing facilities, group homes and patients’ private homes.
Humane Society of the United States
The nation’s largest animal protection organization advocates for better laws to protect animals; conducts campaigns to reform industries; provides animal rescue and emergency response; investigates cases of animal cruelty and cares for animals through sanctuaries and wildlife rehabilitation centers.
An all-volunteer nonprofit organization dedicated to helping lost dogs get home to their families they network lost and found dogs in the state of Arizona alongside providing expertise and resources to help owners find their lost family members.
Supporting developing and strengthening Native American communities and improving the lives of children and young adults through the use of animals.
A nonprofit organization that advocates for pit bull type dogs with a focus on shelter programs, pet retention, community outreach and sterilization.
PALS- Pet & Animal Lovers Service
In business since 1987, PALS provides caring end of life pet cremation, memorial services and grief support to help you say your final farewells.