Pets

While the Grand Canyon State is quite lenient on its pet laws, this is one they take no tolerance on. According to the Arizona Game & Fish Department, primates of any kind are not allowed as pets.

Over the past two years, the Arizona Humane Society has noticed a troubling trend: calls are up, WAY up. 2024 saw one of their highest years on record, with 16,000 calls for service.

Here's what you can do to stay safe in Arizona.

Learn about this sweet dog and give her a forever home.

If you're not ready to adopt a dog, or would like to host one for a short time, the new program from the Nancy J Brua Animal Care Center could be for you!

Do you know how to ensure your pets are cared for? Take steps for their future.

Air travel is hard on everyone. Booking flights, packing, rushing to the airport, running through TSA only to barely make it to your gate before being stuck in a seat the size of a coaster between 2 strangers for hours on end.

While adoption is a relatively simple process, it still costs a nice chunk of change to help your fur baby find their forever home. A crisis at the Arizona Humane Society has made that process 100% easier.

We love our furry friends, but which one does Arizona like the MOST?

Can you tell the difference between a hamster and a guinea pig? How about a betta and a guppy? Test your pet ID skills in our cute quiz.