07/22/2024
Congrats Pinner on finding her new home this morning, we are so excited for you..
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Congrats Pinner on finding her new home this morning, we are so excited for you..
National Lost Pet Prevention Month Continued.........
1. Put a GPS on Your Pet
In addition to a collar and ID tag, consider using a GPS tracker on your pet’s collar. These ingenious devices attach to your pet’s collar and allow you to monitor their location in real-time using an app on your smartphone. If your pet wanders off, you’ll be able to quickly track them down and bring them home safely.
2. Microchip Your Pet (Make Sure Your Details are Registered & Up To Date!)
Microchipping is one of the most effective ways to ensure you can be reunited with your pet if they get lost. In fact, pets with microchips are three times more likely to be reunited with their families2. A microchip is a small device, about the size of a grain of rice, implanted under your pet’s skin; this is a quick, easy, and painless procedure your vet can do at any veterinary appointment. If your pet is found and taken to a vet or shelter, they can scan the chip and access your contact details. Just remember to keep your information up to date in the microchip database!
What to Do If You Find a Lost Pet
If you find a lost pet, there are steps you can take to help reunite them with their owners.
Check for ID Tags: Look for any tags that might have the owner’s contact information.
Take Them to a Vet or Shelter: Have the pet scanned for a microchip. This is the quickest way to find the owner’s information.
Use Social Media: Post pictures and details of the found pet on local lost pet groups and community pages.
Notify Local Authorities: Inform animal control or local shelters that you’ve found a lost pet.
National Lost Pet Prevention Month is an important initiative to raise awareness about the measures we can take to keep our pets safe. Each year, about 10 million pets go missing in the United States, and many are never reunited with their families3. By dedicating a month to spreading awareness and education, we can prevent lost pets and ensure more happy reunions.
This month helps us spread awareness and emphasize the importance of microchipping and keeping your pet’s information up to date
Losing a pet can be devastating for both the pet and the owner. The emotional toll of not knowing your pet's whereabouts and the fear for their safety can be overwhelming. However, by taking preventative measures, pet owners can avoid this experience and the profound relief of knowing they've done everything possible to keep their pets safe.
You might wonder, why July? The summer months, especially July, see a spike in lost pets. Increased outdoor activities, family vacations, and noisy celebrations like the Fourth of July mean pets are more prone to escaping, becoming scared, bolting or getting lost. Notably, more pets go missing on July 4th than any other day of the year due to the stress from fireworks and festivities. By emphasizing pet safety and providing education during this high-risk month, we can help lower the number of pets that go missing.
Getting involved in National Lost Pet Prevention Month is easy and can make a huge difference in keeping your pet safe. Here are some effective strategies to prevent your pet from getting lost:
1. Don’t Leave Your Pet Unattended
Whether you’re at home or out in the yard, never leave your pet unattended. Pets can be curious and adventurous, and it only takes a moment for them to wander off and get lost. Keep an eye on them at all times to ensure their safety.
2. Collar & ID Tag Your Pet
A simple but essential step is to ensure your pet always wears a collar with an ID tag. Include your name, phone number, and address on the tag. This way, if your pet does get lost, anyone who finds them can easily contact you. For extra safety, consider adding a tag that indicates your pet is microchipped.
3. Keep Your Pet in a Secure Enclosure
Make sure your home and yard are secure. Check for any gaps or holes in fences and gates that your pet could slip through. If you have a particularly clever or anxious pet, ensure that all the doors and windows in your home are shut and secure.
National Lost Pet Prevention Month: Keeping Your Furry Friends Safe
July is National Lost Pet Prevention Month, a crucial time to raise awareness about the steps pet owners can take to ensure their furry friends remain safe and sound. Losing a pet is a heart-wrenching experience that no pet owner should have to endure. Fortunately, you can take many preventative measures to significantly reduce the risk of your pet getting lost.
Understanding the Importance of National Lost Pet Prevention Month
National Lost Pet Prevention Month was established to emphasize the importance of pet safety and educate pet owners about the steps they can take to prevent their pets from getting lost. According to the American Humane Association, one in three pets will become lost at some point in their lifetime, and with proper identification, 90% of them may return home. This sobering statistic underscores the need for increased awareness and proactive measures to protect our pets.
We will be sharing some ways to help insure your pets safety...
National Adoption Weekend continues Today Saturday 7/20/2024 from 10am -1pm PetSmart 1902 Lake Havasu We will have raffles,50/50 and games for the kids to play. We will be set up right by the registers so you can't miss us. Come and adopt your new best friend.
Congratulations to Blu on finding his new furever family! 🥳
Petsmart #1902 National Adoption Weekend continues tomorrow (Saturday,July 20th) in Lake Havasu City from 10:00am to 1:00pm. The Western Arizona Humane Society Staff and volunteers are ready to find you a new best friend to adopt.
Another great day at Petsmart #1902 National Adoption Weekend. Congratulations to Poppins, Polaris and Pinner your new families are going to spoil you all with so much love.
Lake Havasu's Western Arizona Humane Society's Adopt-A-Pet Show, July 17, 2024
https://youtu.be/ONgGvEvGp04?si=zCLvi-g6UitDSfEm
Lake Havasu's Western Arizona Humane Society's Adopt-A-Pet Show, July 17, 2024
National Adoption Weekend continues tomorrow (Friday, July 19th) from 10:00am to 1:00pm. and Saturday same time at Petsmart #1902 in Lake Havasu City. We will have raffles ,50/50 and games for the kids to play. We will be set up right by the registers sso you can't miss us.
What a great day at Petsmart . Our little buddy "Oso" was adopted . His new family was so excited to get him home I turned around and they were gone. LOL Good Luck "Oso"
Congratulations Betty on finding your fur-ever home! You will be loved and spoiled ❤️🐾
*STRAY NOT FOR ADOPTION*
Do you know me or my owners? Call 928-855-5083 with any info or proof of ownership.
Our Dr. Hairr is back home here at Western Arizona Humane Society after providing help and care for a total of 34 pets from the . All of us at WAHS are so proud of Dr. Hairr for going above and beyond caring for not just our animals in Lake Havasu but the 34 pets he was able to assist with the . He spent many long days and nights helping to triage, treat, and evacuate pets that had been displaced by the fire. We are incredibly grateful to Dr. Hairr for his dedication and hard work. Thank you for helping the animals affected by the !
Job Opportunity: Kennel Tech at Western Arizona Humane Society
Are you passionate about animal care and looking to make a difference? Western Arizona Humane Society is seeking a dedicated Kennel Tech to join our team!
Location: 2610 Sweetwater Ave., Lake Havasu City, AZ
Position Type: Part Time
Responsibilities:
Provide daily care and enrichment for shelter animals
Clean and maintain kennels and animal living areas
Feed, water, and exercise animals according to schedules
Assist with bathing, grooming, and basic medical care as directed
Maintain records and ensure compliance with shelter policies
Requirements:
Previous experience in animal care preferred
Ability to handle and restrain animals safely and compassionately
Strong attention to detail and ability to follow instructions
Physical stamina for lifting and moving animals and supplies
Excellent communication skills and a positive attitude
Benefits:
Opportunity to work with a passionate team dedicated to animal welfare
Flexible part-time hours
Chance to make a meaningful impact in the lives of shelter animals
If you are a caring individual with a love for animals and want to contribute to our mission of providing compassionate care, apply today! Please submit your resume and cover letter to [email protected] or drop them off in person at our location.
Join us in making a difference at Western Arizona Humane Society - where every paw matters!
Steven Jenkins
Website: www.westernarizonahumane.org
Address: 2610 Sweetwater Ave., Lake Havasu City, AZ
🐾 Meet Blue, the lovable Senior Pit Bull who's ready to steal your heart! 💙
Blue is currently staying at the Western Arizona Humane Society, patiently waiting for his forever home. At 9 years old, he may have a few achy bones, but that doesn't stop him from being the ultimate cuddle buddy and treat enthusiast! 🐶✨
This sweet boy is a total Teddy Bear with his humans, adoring long snuggles and enjoying every moment of treat time. He thrives on companionship and is incredibly affectionate once he trusts you.
Blue's ideal home would be one where he can be the center of attention as the only canine companion. While he's great with people, he can be reactive to other dogs, so a calm and understanding environment would be perfect for him.
If you're looking for a loyal and loving companion who will shower you with affection and brighten your days with his gentle spirit, Blue could be the perfect match for you. Come meet him at the Western Arizona Humane Society and discover the joy he's waiting to bring into your life! 🏡💙
📍 Location: Western Arizona Humane Society
🐾 Age: 9 years old
🐶 Compatibility: Best as the only dog
🏠 Ideal Home: Loving and understanding, ready for snuggles and treat time
Come join our 3 day adoption event at Petsmart in lake Havasu City starting TODAY from 10:00am to 1:00pm . The Western Arizona Humane Society are doubled up with so many dogs ,puppies cats and kittens that needing new loving homes.
2610 Sweetwater Avenue
Lake Havasu City, AZ
86406
Monday | 7:30am - 5:30pm |
Tuesday | 7:30am - 5:30pm |
Wednesday | 7:30am - 7:30pm |
Thursday | 7:30am - 5:30pm |
Friday | 7:30am - 5:30pm |
Saturday | 7:30am - 5:30pm |
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