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Giving Thanks for a Pet-Loving Community

November 2, 2021 By quadcities Leave a Comment

Because of your support, we are able to help decrease cat and dog overpopulation, and we are thankful.

For almost 50 years, Yavapai Humane Society has been proud and honored to be a part of this amazing pet loving community. We’re here because of the generosity of our donors and our community partners, who continue to support us and our mission to promote and protect the health, safety and welfare of companion animals. Through thick and thin, you’ve all been here for us and we want to take this opportunity to thank you for all you do for us. Whether you are a one-time donor, a regular monthly donor or an annual donor, you all matter to us. Some of you have joined our Planned Giving Program and have made provisions for us in your will or estate. You all matter to us, and we are thankful.

Our community partners include Findlay Subaru, which has sponsored many of our events and hosted adoption events at its dealership location. Last year, they presented us with a check for $20,000 from their Share the Love Event. PetSmart provides us with toys, food, adoption events and our cat Adoption Center in their store. Prescott True Value sponsors three segments per month for us on AZTV to share news about YHS and the amazing animals available for adoption. There are many other businesses that have sponsored adoption events, held fundraisers and supported us in various ways. You all matter to us, and we are thankful.

Every time you shop at the Thrift Store, you support us. Every time you have a spay/neuter surgery or get a vaccination for your pet, you support us. Every time you adopt a dog, cat or horse, you support us. Every time you check our social media pages and share a post about an animal available for adoption, you support us, and we are thankful.

As an open entry shelter, animals come to us in every condition imaginable. Many need medical care and time to heal while waiting to find their forever homes. At Yavapai Humane Society, we love and care for them all. We’ve had numerous hoarding situations through the years where many animals come to us under horrid conditions. Because of your support, we are able to treat each of these animals medically, mentally and physically so they are able to find their fur-ever homes. Many animals come to us as strays who have been out on the streets for who knows how long. They are often scared, hungry and in need of medical attention. Because of your support, we are able to give them all the love and care they need so they can go home sweet home.

Through our New Hope Program, we have partnered with other shelters throughout California, New Mexico and Las Vegas, so that we are able to transfer out animals that need another chance at adoption by being in a different location. We are also able to do the same by bringing in animals that are in need from those shelters. The New Hope Program has allowed us to place many hard-to-adopt dogs in new homes. This is all possible because of your support, and we are thankful.

Through our Big Fix Program, we are able to provide very low cost spay/neuter surgeries to those in need who might not otherwise be able to afford these surgeries. This program is funded solely through donations that are specifically dedicated to it. Because of your support, we are able to help decrease cat and dog overpopulation, and we are thankful.

Yavapai Humane Society has a four-star rating with Charity Navigator, the world’s largest and most-utilized independent non-profit evaluator. Charity Navigator empowers donors of all sizes with free access to data, tools and resources to guide philanthropic decision making. Through Charity Navigator’s ratings, non-profits are equipped with the non-profit sector’s premier trust indicator and a powerful platform to raise awareness and funds.

We are very proud of this excellent Charity Navigator rating and highly encourage you to visit the Charity Navigator website to learn more about how our organization achieved this four-star rating through our lifesaving work helping Yavapai County’s homeless pets find forever homes.

It’s because of you, our animal loving community, we have the resources to rescue and rehome thousands of animals each year. From every one of us, we thank you for continuing to support not only Yavapai Humane Society, but all the businesses locally who partner with us. Thank you for standing with us and loving the animals. You all matter to us, and we are thankful. QCBN

By Loree Walden, QCBN

Loree Walden is the marketing manager for the Yavapai Humane Society.

Filed Under: Columnists Tagged With: Findlay Subaru, New Hope Program, pet community, pets, PetSmart, Thrift Store Prescott, Yavapai Humane Society, YHS Prescott

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