Pets, companion animals, our four-legged family members - we all have at least one in our lives if not more. There can be wonderful moments, as well as tough ones with our sweet four-legged friends. Between work, family and all the other priorities in our lives we can certainly relate to making sure our four-legged friends always have what they need. That is why we want to make you all aware of a few organizations that can help either you or someone you know who may be in need when it comes to their pets.
- AZK9 – the wonderful powerhouse that is AZK9 helps keep people with their pets, plain and simple. Never should you feel alone in making any tough decisions about your companion pet. Whether you need temporary boarding until you find a new home or need a helping hand with food for your pet, AZK9 can help. In the unlikely event AZK9 cannot help you, they have endless amounts of resources and contacts to find a solution! Please visit their website for more information or to make a donation to this non-profit organization to help them in their continued efforts by visiting them here.
- Good Dog Food Bank – this organization solely focuses on getting food to owners in need. Too often pets will quickly get relinquished to the valley shelters because their owners think it’s the only solution. However, there are resources available just like Good Dog Food Bank. Volunteer driven, this organization has helped countless families and valley pets stay happy and healthy with the food their pets need. Do not let financial hardship come between you and your pet. Please visit their website for more information or to make a donation by visiting them here!
- Sheila Iyengar, trainer with Reservation Rewards Animal Rescue – Perhaps food, money or temporary housing isn’t the issue. Perhaps “Fido” is now becoming unruly in the house and you don’t quite know what to do to help him or the rest of your pack in the household. Look no further than Sheila. She has worked with some tough cases and comes very highly recommended. She services the east side, west side and Scottsdale. Don’t feel like you are alone or there are no other alternatives. Give Sheila a call and talk with her over the phone about how she can help! She can be reached via cell at 480.776.4863 or through the Reservation Rewards Animal Rescue’s FB site here.