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Yavapai Humane Society and Donations: Helping Pets, People, Community

June 2, 2025 By quadcities Leave a Comment

At Yavapai Humane Society, we’re more than just an animal shelter.

At Yavapai Humane Society, we believe no one should ever have to give up their pet just because life has gotten a little tough. Our pets are family, and during hard times, that love and comfort they give can mean everything. That’s why we’ve created programs that are here to support people and their pets when they need it most – because every pet deserves to feel safe, loved, and at home.

Thanks to our amazing donors and community support, we’re able to offer programs that truly change lives, both furry and human.

Community Pet Food Pantry

We know that sometimes things get tight. Maybe it’s a job loss, a surprise bill or just one of those months where everything hits at once. Our Community Pet Food Pantry is here to help make sure your pet doesn’t miss a meal. We offer dog and cat food to community members who need a little help keeping their pets fed.

Every bag of food we give out is more than just a meal – it’s one less thing for someone to worry about, and it keeps pets where they belong: at home with the people who love them.

Second Chance Medical Program

Veterinary bills can be overwhelming. When our pets get sick or injured and the cost of care is too much, it can leave us feeling helpless. That’s where our Second Chance Medical Program comes in. We help to provide the treatment, medications, and even surgeries so pets can get the care they need without being given up.

We’ve treated dogs with broken legs, cats with serious infections, and pets with other acute medical conditions that just need a little extra support. This program gives people peace of mind and gives pets a real chance to get better—and stay with the families who love them. And it’s all possible thanks to the generosity of our community.

Safety Net Program

Sometimes life just throws us a curveball. Maybe it’s a medical emergency, a sudden move or a situation where someone needs to leave home for a while to get safe or get help. In those moments, caring for a pet can feel impossible.

Our Safety Net Program gives pets a safe place to stay while their person works things out. We provide food, shelter and love while their owner gets back on their feet. And when the time is right, we help reunite them. It’s not just about keeping animals safe – it’s about making sure people don’t have to give up the pets that mean so much to them.

Programs at the Heart of our Mission

At Yavapai Humane Society, we’re more than just an animal shelter. We’re here to protect the bond between people and their pets, to prevent pet surrenders before they happen, and to be a trusted resource for our community. Our mission is to promote and protect the health, safety and welfare of pets – and that includes making sure families have the support they need to stay together.

Whether it’s keeping a pet fed, providing urgent medical care or offering a safe place in a time of crisis, everything we do is focused on compassion and connection. These programs aren’t just services – they’re lifelines to keep families (including their furry members) together.

We Couldn’t Do this Without You

Every single one of these programs is made possible by people who believe in our mission. Whether you donate $5 or $50,000, drop off a bag of food, volunteer your time, or help us spread the word – you are making a difference. You are the reason pets stay with their families, keeping tails wagging, and with that, our hearts stay full.

But the need never stops. More families are struggling. More pets need help. And we can’t do it alone.

If you want to be part of something that truly changes lives – please consider supporting these programs. Visit yavapaihumane.org or call us at 928-445-2666 ext. 117, to learn how you can help.

Together, we can keep helping pets, supporting people and building a more compassionate community – one paw, one person and one second chance at a time. QCBN

By Loree Walden

Loree Walden is the marketing manager for Yavapai Humane Society.

Filed Under: Columnists Tagged With: Loree Walden, Yavapai Humane Society

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