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Spring is here and with it comes thoughts of renewal and growth. One of the best ways I’ve found to feel renewed and to grow as a person is th…
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Flagstaff is one of the 60-70% of US cities where Animal Control falls under the purview of the local police department. Not only do we have a…
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With the holiday season upon us, reviewing safety precautions for our pets can keep them healthy and us happy.
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Hi, I’m Diane Jarvis and I’m filling in for Pam Tharp this month. Some of you may recognize my name; I’ve been advocating for animals here in …
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Communities around the country, including Flagstaff and Coconino County, are grappling with the problem of homeless companion animals and the …
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The numbers of homeless, abandoned, and mistreated animals due to pet overpopulation are reaching epidemic proportions in Flagstaff and Coconi…
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For most of us, our pets are beloved family members who make the day a little brighter. And with the crazy and challenging times we’re living …
Pets can become lost for various reasons: A visiting relative accidentally leaves a door open, a dog off-leash in the forest chases after a sq…
We've all heard the phrase "It takes a village," but many haven't considered that it's equally relevant in the world of animal welfare. Many o…
February is National Spay/Neuter Awareness month, so it’s a good time to revisit the pet overpopulation problem.
