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Tuba City Humane Society

An all-volunteer group helping animals in need on the western Navajo Nation

Home
About Us
- Debbie Northcutt Veterinary Fund
- Partnerships
Adoption
Programs
How You Can Help
Contact Us
- Newsletter Sign-Up and Archive
Other Resources
- Lost and Found Pets Resources

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December 2023 Newsletter

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Tuba City Humane Society

An all-volunteer, foster-home-based rescue on the western Navajo Nation in & around Tuba City offeri

Tuba City Humane Society

7 hours ago

Thank you to Britt Kendall and Jon Yazzie for catching these 3 juveniles in Kayenta. And thank you to the kind people who reached out for help for these dogs and are willing to drive a long distance to give them a home. We could not be more thrilled to have them no longer having to scrounge on the street. ... See MoreSee Less

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Lucky scoundrels! ❤️❤️❤️

Thank you Britt Kendall and Jon Yazzie🐕🐾🙏👍

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1 day ago

This is another pup we got in last week, found by a kind person in Red Lake. She got named Cricket. Dr. Holgate said she was about 7 weeks old. She got started on all her preventatives.

Yesterday Cricket broke with Parvo. She is being treated and today so far she is stable. 🤞🤞🙏🏼🙏🏼

We depend on you to help us help them. We are currently running way behind on big medical bills. Donations of any amount keep us going. Thank you! ... See MoreSee Less

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I love her!!!

She’s adorable and wouldn’t have a chance if not picked up❤️

We want her ❤️❤️❤️ Kee’wí and juju would love a baby sister

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A kind person found and rescued these 2 precious little pups in Kayenta a week ago. They brought them to Navajo Nation Animal Control, and reached out to us.

Dr. Holgate said they were about 6 weeks old and they got named Portia and Panda. They seem to be Aussie mixes and are both positive for tick disease. They got started on all their preventatives and treatment. ... See MoreSee Less

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Veterinary Services Partners

Desert View Veterinary Clinic
Kaibab Veterinary Clinic
Continental Animal Wellness Center
Canyon Pet Hospital
Montezuma Veterinary Services
Aspen Veterinary Clinic

Partner Organizations

Almost There – a Mom and Pups Rescue
Arizona Animal Welfare League & SPCA
Arizona Small Dog Rescue
Ark Cat Sanctuary
Best Friends Animal Society
Coconino Humane Association
High Country Humane
The Pet Knot
Underdog Animal Rescue and Rehab – Moab

Rescue Network

Blackhat Humane Society
Good Dog Rez-Q
RezDawg Rescue
Soul Dog Rescue
Turquoise Paw
Underdog Animal Rescue and Rehab – Moab
Rez-Solutions Animal Shelter
Crowntown Animal House
Four Corners Pet Alliance

Resources

Spay/neuter clinics offer solutions to dog, cat overpopulation in Tuba City
Aggressive dogs, attacks a growing concern on Navajo Nation
LOC and RDC hear reports and discuss laws to address Navajo Nation feral dog population
Pandemic Hinders Animal Control on Navajo Nation
Care and Treatment of Mange Puppies, and Missy B., the story of a mange puppy
TCHS December 2017 Newsletter
TCHS May 2017 Newsletter
No Easy Answer for Stray Animals on the Rez
Shelter Without Walls Struggles to Serve Navajo Nation
TCHS Nov. 2016 Newsletter
Rez Dog Problem Remains Unresolved

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