Paradise Valley Pets

11/24/2024

Just look at her face. ❤️ Jan 6th, Blue will be 2yrs old. She is spayed and UTD on vaccinations. She is good with other dogs & cats. Consider adopting this sweet & well- behaved girl into your family.

Comment or message if you are interested.

11/02/2024

With the help of a friend providing food/water support for months, 2 more BP ferals/trapped. They are getting spayed/neutered today and will have forever home. ❤️

07/28/2024

!!! Announcement !!!
Flash wants you to know, help is needed as more street kitties are getting spayed/neutered. Please consider funding efforts right here in our hometown by sending donations direct to WHS or message this page to make other arrangements. Every dollar helps. Thanks.

07/03/2024

06/24/2024

What's going on in our community that we have dogs , cats, and horses loose? Then the other side of the coin we have dogs that are missing or taken from their yards! Seriously!!!
Guys, it's simple! IF YOU GET A PET, THAT PET IS YOURS FOR THE DURATION!!! Not until it is no longer a puppy or kitten. They are looking to you as their owner, master/mistress. They look to you for unconditional love. You come home and they are there to greet you with wagging tails. It doesn't matter what you look like or what kind of day you've had, they are excited to see YOU!
PLEASE, CONSIDER BEFORE GETTING A PET! And if you'd like to get another pet, consider the Sumner Co. Humane Society. They have a great facility and people to help you.

06/01/2024

05/24/2024

Getting kittens through shelters are usually more reasonable with much of the preliminary care done. Rehoming cost supports the shelter & rescue efforts. Visit Wellington Humane Society Serving Sumner County for your next family member and save.

04/15/2024

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It's Friday and we thought you might need a laugh.

www.wellingtonhumanesociety.org

03/28/2024

Great tips. Going to the vet shouldn't be scary.

Is your pet scared of the vet?

The vet can often be a scary place for our pets. It's filled with loud sounds and smells that often leave our pets feeling anxious and frightened before their appointment even begins. Not to mention they are being poked and handled by someone that is usually a stranger to them.

We want to make your pets' visit with us to be as stress-free as possible, but we need your help! Check out these tips to try out before your pets next vet visit:

1. Treats!: Bring treats your pet loves to distract and reward them before/during their visit. Or swing by and get them a pup cup after, rewarding them for calm behavior can help create positive associations with the vet.

2. Stay Calm: Pets can sense their owner's anxiety. Stay calm and composed to help reassure your pet that everything is okay.

3. Desensitization: Gradually expose your pet to new people and experiences like going to the groomers where they will be handled by someone other than their owner.

4. Medication: Come see us prior to your pets' visit and we can provide medication to help ease your pets' anxiety during their appointment.

Remember, every pet is unique, so it may take some trial and error to find the best strategies for reducing your pet's anxiety. And don't forget to be your pets' voice and let us know if we need to take special precautions when handling your pet.

03/02/2024

TNR works. Good news is you can be part of the solution. Contact Wellington Humane Society Serving Sumner County to get on a list NOW for spay/ neuter in April.

02/22/2024

Compete online form now, even if you make more than $50k. If you feed it spay/neuter it. Let's reduce kitten season together.

We still have spots available for March 1st's Spay/Neuter surgery date!

Public Spay/Neuter - Once a month we provide the community with a discounted rate on spays and neuters for low-income households with an income under $50,000 a year. Proof of income is required. Fees are listed on our website.

TNR - We also spay and neuter feral and neighbor cats on this day. The fee for ferals is $50 per cat and includes a rabies vaccination and ear tipping. There is no income requirement for feral cats.

To book your spot, fill out the form online.
www.wellingtonhumanesociety.org/spay-neuter-program

02/22/2024

February is Dental Health Month!

Be sure to have your pet's teeth checked by their veterinarian on a regular basis. All animals can suffer from some of the same issues people do with their teeth that cause pain and discomfort such as cavities and broken teeth. You can do things such as brushing your pet's teeth with animal-approved toothpaste to keep their teeth healthy. DO NOT use human toothpaste for pets since it contains more fluoride than pets need.

www.wellingtonhumanesociety.org

02/14/2024

This is NOT OKAY!!! Appreciate your help. Spread the word. Thanks.