Provides financial assistance for feline spay/neutering only.

Enforces town codes including loose and nuisance animals. Provides annual, low-cost rabies shot clinic. Maintains animal shelter, picks up stray animals, and attempts to find homes for them.

Works with the community to reduce animal shelter intakes. Provides financial assistance for veterinary care for pets and community cats. Maintains an online resource directory for pet owners which includes low cost veterinary services, special and free events, pet food banks, pet training and owner education to solve behavior problems, help for lost or found pets, re-homing pets and community cats, and more.

Website provides database of veterinary care, spay and neuter clinics, vaccines, pet supplies, pet food assistance, and more. Includes services that are free, discounted, offered on a sliding scale, and are regular priced with extended payment options.

Shelters unwanted and stray animals, reunites lost pets with owners, and offers animals for adoption. Licenses dogs. Investigates complaints of animal cruelty, animal bites, pets left in vehicles, and animals fighting. Offers low-cost veterinary services twice per month.

Membership organization for veterinarians and veterinary staff. Provides continuing education for them. Provides assistance to the public with finding veterinarians and offers referrals to animal-related groups.

Provides free microchipping services for pet owners through 2024. Event limit is two pets per person.

Provides resources and solutions for struggling pet owners who may be considering surrendering pets due to financial circumstances, health-related issues, and behavioral concerns. Also provides temporary foster care or boarding for pets of families in a critical time of need.

Provides animal control, licensing, and shelter for Greenlee County and the Town of Duncan. Offers financial assistance for spay/neutering. Also provides low-cost vaccination clinics.

Provides low-cost veterinary services for owned cats or dogs.

Enforces state and local statutes and ordinances associated with domestic and wild animals to protect public health and safety. Services include routine area patrols; investigation of complaints of loose or vicious dogs, suspected rabid animals and reports of abuse; investigation of animal bites; rabies vaccination clinics; issues dog licenses; inspects kennels and pet stores for compliance with county codes.

Provides low-cost veterinary services including affordable spay and neuter, vaccinations, microchipping, and other veterinary services.

Provides shelter for lost and stray animals, adoption services including counseling, pet surrender, dog licensing, rabies vaccinations, and microchipping.

Provides animal shelter and adoption, reduced cost spay/neuter clinics, reduced cost cat/dog vaccinations, and free pet food for those in need. Accepts animal surrenders.

Provides poison control information and education for people who treat victims of poisoning and for the general public to prevent poisoning accidents. Offers information to consumers and health professionals on medications, medicinal herbs, venomous animals (snake bites, bee stings, etc.), plants, and pet poisoning. Also provides poison prevention materials and classes to the community. Conducts research on poison management. Serves all of Arizona except Maricopa County, which is served by Banner - University Medical Center Phoenix.

Provides shelter for lost and stray animals, adoption services including counseling, pet surrender, dog licensing, rabies vaccinations, and microchipping.

Animal shelter dedicated to finding committed homes for cats and dogs whose owners can no longer provide quality care due to unforeseen circumstances. Also offers pets for adoption. May also offer pet food to owners in need. Also offers low cost vaccine clinics, low cost euthanasia services, and low cost spay and neuter services.

Offers wellness and preventative care veterinary services including vaccinations. Provides low-cost spay/neuter and wellness services for owned cats or dogs.

Provides financial assistance to pet owners who cannot afford urgent veterinary care for an animal with a life-threatening illness or injury. Also provides emergency boarding grants for pets whose owners are survivors of domestic violence while in shelter. ** Temporarily closed to new applications for the remainder of 2025. New applications will begin to be accepted again in mid-January 2026 **

Provides emergency shelter and supportive services for anyone with or without custodial children who are victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, or human trafficking. Offers pet-friendly services and accepts pets at shelter in a limited capacity. Provides culturally specific services to the Hispanic community. Promotes are Spanish speaking only.

Dispatches an ambulance for sick or injured stray animals or animals in distress. Investigates reports of animal cruelty including pets left in hot cars, dogs left outside in poor weather conditions or without food and water, and homes with excessive numbers of pets. Works alongside local law enforcement.

Spay Neuter web-based Hotline provides referrals for low cost and free sterilization of companion animals. Trap Neuter Return Program provides assistance for people who want to safely trap street cats, bring them to a veterinarian for neutering, and return them to the area in which they were trapped.

No-kill shelter for domestic rabbits provides domestic rabbit boarding and adoption services. Provides referrals to veterinarians including those who perform low cost spay/neuter for rabbits, and other organizations involved in rescue of domestic rabbits.

Helps people humanely trap feral, homeless, and stray cats, neuters them, and returns them to where they were found. Offers community outreach and educational programs about cat overpopulation. Offers reduced rate spay/neuter services, vaccines, and microchipping for cats and dogs.

Provides shelter for lost, unwanted or abandoned animals. Offers pets for adoption.