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| PET LOVERS "Pets are not our whole life, but they make our lives whole." Roger Caras I can't imagine life without my furry friends and I am sure there are many individuals out there that agree with me. So the following information is for those that love their pets as much as I love mine. New On November 20, 2009 I was honored to share a very special day for the animals of
This mall adoption site will be a wonderful alternative to "Puppy-Mill" pet stores that are normally found in shopping malls. It will also give homeless dogs and cats more exposure since many people can’t bring themselves to visit the shelter because they view it as a sad place. The
The comfortable Kitty-condo-displays can accommodate 17 cats and kittens and there is a doggie enclosure at the front window for dogs and puppies.
The Humane Society of Southern Arizona has been helping homeless pets since 1936! We are very fortunate to have such a devoted organization giving voice to those that can’t speak. I am excited about what this new adoption site can do to lessen the number of homeless pets in the Important to know: Humane Society of Southern Park Place Mall Southeast Corner near Sears Hours: 10:00-7:00 M, W, Th, Fr 9:00-6:00 Sat Noon-5:00 Sun Closed on Tuesday DESERT PET CARE REMINDERS 1. It is hot in the Sonoran Desert, pets MUST HAVE SHADE for the entire day. Please keep in mind that what is shady in the morning may not be shady in the afternoon. 2. Pets MUST HAVE COOL AND CLEAN WATER at all times. Keep water in a container that will not tip over. You can place water in shade, use an automatic watering bowl or place bowl in shallow cooler. 3. TIEOUTS ARE DANGEROUS. The tieout can get tangled and prevent your pet from reaching shade or cool water. TIEOUTS ARE ILLEGAL IN THE CITY OF TUCSON AND PIMA COUNTY. 4. DON'T LEAVE YOUR PET IN A HOT CAR! Interior vehicle temperatures can reach over 160 degrees. Opening the window will not provide enough ventilation to cool your pet. PETS COULD DIE OR SUFFER PERMANENT BRAIN DAMAGE IN LESS THAN 5 MINUTES! LINKS TO IMPORTANT TUCSON PET INFORMATION DESERT DANGERS FOR PETS The HOUSEHOLD DANGERS FOR PETS Here are some tips to help your pet avoid these common and daily household hazards. PLANTS THAT ARE POISONIOUS TO PETS- Our homes and yards are filled with beautiful and aromatic vegetation, but to a curious, bored or hungry pet, these plants could be fatal. TUCSON DOG PARK LOCATIONS- Our furry friends need a place to run and romp. Tucson's Parks and Recreation Department understands this need and has established several dog park sites. http://www.cityoftucson.org/parksandrec/Off-Leash_Areas/off-leash_areas.html WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW AS A NEWCOMER PET OWNER TO TUCSON-Pima Animal Care Center lists laws that all pet owners should know. http://www.pimaanimalcare.org/petowners/new.asp TUCSON LOCATIONS FOR OBTAINING DOG LICENSE-All dogs three months of age or older must have a current Pima County license. The license must be affixed to a collar and should be worn at all times. http://www.pimaanimalcare.org/services/doglicense_shots.asp DOG TRAINING- Tucson's Humane Society of Southern Arizona Companions for Life Center is an indoor / outdoor facility right around the corner from the shelter, where they offer a variety of obedience & agility training classes for dogs of all ages. http://www.hssaz.org/training.html TUCSON PET ADOPTION-One of the most fulfilling things in life is to adopt a homeless pet and give it a happy loving home. Tucson has many respectable places to find a furry addition to your family. ARTICLES OF INTEREST MOVING WITH PETS- Guidelines and tips on moving your pets TUCSON PET BOARDING CHOOSING A KENNEL CHOOSING A PET SITTER FINDING PET FRIENDLY RENTAL HOUSE PET FRIENDLY HOTELS TRAVELING WITH YOUR PETS PET TRAVELING SUPPLIES WHAT YOU NEED BEFORE YOU TRAVEL TRAVEL BY AIR TRAVEL BY CAR |
