Pets In Need Action League

01/03/2025

So true.

01/01/2025

Happy 2025, Everyone!

01/01/2025

THE best way to celebrate!

01/01/2025

THE best way to celebrate New Year's Eve!

12/30/2024

New Year’s Eve is a time for celebration, but it can be a challenging evening for our four-legged friends. The loud noises, flashing lights, and unusual ac

12/30/2024

Microchipping is THE best way to insure your pet(s) safe return if they should ever get loose. And this event is FREE-it doesn't get any better than that!👍😁

🌟FREE MICROCHIPPING EVENT🌟

Our wish this holiday season is that no one’s beloved pet has to end up in the shelter. To help make this a reality, Pinal County Animal Care and Control will be partnering with Pima Animal Care Center to provide free microchips from now until January 5th!

For more information or to make an appointment to have your pet microchipped, please email [email protected]

520 509 3555
1150 S. Eleven Mile Corner rd
Casa Grande AZ 85194

12/30/2024

New Year's Eve is coming-and that means fireworks. Here are some tips as to how to keep your pet(s) safe and less stressed.

New Year’s Eve is a time for celebration, but it can be a challenging evening for our four-legged friends. The loud noises, flashing lights, and unusual ac

12/28/2024

Cat food recall. Please check your food if you use raw!

What we know about bird flu found in a frozen, raw cat food sold in Arizona

12/28/2024

Truth!

🚨 Reminder: Thinking of grabbing a last-minute kitten for under the tree? 🎄🐾

A cat is a 15-20 year commitment—NOT a holiday surprise. Make thoughtful decisions, not impulsive ones. Pets are for life, not just for Christmas.

12/25/2024

Merry Christmas and Happy Hanukkah to all!

12/23/2024

12/23/2024

🌟FREE MICROCHIPPING EVENT🌟

Our wish this holiday season is that no one’s beloved pet has to end up in the shelter. To help make this a reality, Pinal County Animal Care and Control will be partnering with Pima Animal Care Center to provide free microchips from now until January 5th!

For more information or to make an appointment to have your pet microchipped, please email [email protected]

520 509 3555
1150 S. Eleven Mile Corner rd
Casa Grande AZ 85194

12/21/2024

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12/20/2024

Please note: Our spay-neuter assistance programs are open to PINAL County residents only.

If you live outside Pinal County, we can send you a listing of OTHER lower cost providers if you request one by email to: [email protected].

12/19/2024

We are now accepting applications for FELINE spay-neuter ONLY (both owned and feral cats). For OWNED cats, you must receive some form of public assistance (AHCCCS, WIC, food stamps, etc.) to qualify for our program.

If you would like an application, please email: [email protected] or Message us here on Facebook.

12/15/2024

You can help support/feed shelter animals by clicking every day!

Your actions at The Animal Rescue Site have raised the value of over 914,256,624 bowls of food for shelter animals in need. Click to give to animal rescue charities today - it's free!

12/12/2024

Some festive treats given to dogs at this time of year can make them seriously unwell, or worse.

⚠️ RAWHIDE and other edible chews
Rawhide poses a choking and blockage risk. If your dog swallows large pieces, they can get stuck in the oesophagus or other parts of the digestive tract, potentially requiring emergency surgery.

⚠️ COOKED BONES
Cooked bones can splinter or become lodged in the throat, blocking the airway and causing choking. As they pass through the digestive system, they can cause serious damage. Bones can also get stuck in the oesophagus, stomach, or intestines, leading to life-threatening complications.

⚠️ CHOCOLATE
Even a small amount can upset your dog’s stomach, causing vomiting or diarrhoea. Larger amounts can lead to theobromine poisoning, which causes severe symptoms such as muscle tremors, seizures, irregular heartbeat, internal bleeding, or even a heart attack. The first sign is often severe hyperactivity.

⚠️ MINCE PIES and other festive treats with dried fruit
Raisins, currants, and sultanas—common in mince pies and Christmas puddings—are highly toxic to dogs. Even a small amount can cause sickness, diarrhoea, and potentially fatal kidney failure.

For more tips on keeping your pets safe this festive season, check out our handy guide: 9 Ways to Keep Your Pets Safe This Christmas
www.animalaunts.co.uk/9-ways-to-keep-your-pets-safe-this-christmas/

12/12/2024

Good advice! Support your local shelters and rescues!

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