The Arizona Humane Society offers a range of resources to help pet owners facing financial hardships keep their furry friends.
Financial hardships experienced during the COVID-19 pandemic and in recent months have left many Arizonans unable to keep supporting their pets, leading them to give up their pets at local animal shelters.
Dickerson said there are a few reasons why people may have to give their pet up — such as moving residences, medical emergencies, job instability and pet behavioral problems — but one of the main reasons is financial hardship. Dickerson said the call center gets about 100,000 calls a year, and in the last four years, the number of pets entering shelters has decreased 50%.component to the Pet Resource Center where pet owners can find resource sheets organized by issues they may be experiencing. Among the resource sheets available, the website includes assistance with pet food, veterinary service, pet allergies and pet behavioral issues.
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