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Brief Info about Licensing Plate Purchasing

ADOT’s page about Arizona Pet Friendly/Spay & Neuter plates.
This page provides brief information about the cost to purchase and renew a specialty plate and more.

Pet License Plate Purchasing

Pets enrich our lives, Arizona Pet Friendly License Plate

Go to: https://servicearizona.com/

Click Personalized/Specialty Plates option (click Yes to continue)
Search for Pet Friendly/Spay & Neuter plate (click on picture)
Click Continue
Choose option for plate text and finish the purchase

Donate to Spay/Neuter through your Arizona Taxes

Arizona Personal Income Tax Form 14, page 2

https://azdor.gov/forms/individual/form-140-resident-personal-income-tax-form-non-fillable-form

Links directly to AZ Department of Revenue’s Form 140 –

Resident Personal Income Tax Form Page (non-fillable form)

Page 2 – Voluntary Gifts Section
Line item 74 – Spay/Neuter of Animals
Enter the amount you wish to contribute

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Tuba City Humane Society

10 hours ago

From Britt Kendall:

This rescue will go down in the memory books for sure! It started when I was asked to check on a situation involving a momma and possible
pups in a culvert in Kayenta. I went out the next day and found momma but didn’t have a good flashlight on me at the time and was not
able to find her pups. I made sure momma was fed and watered along with Jon Yazzie also feeding her.

The next morning I was able to get a good flashlight and found her pups in a culvert maybe 4-5 feet in. The weather was clear and dry, I had been checking the weather forecast and was very nervous to see that weather would be rolling in. Momma had her pups in a street rain run off culvert so any water from the roadway drains into the culvert. A few hours later we had a storm roll in. I ran down to speedway to check the culvert and our worst fears had come true--the puppies were
drowning in the freezing water. I instantly went into rescue mode with no equipment on me but I knew I had to get the pups out. I tried some of my contacts in Kayenta but everyone was busy.

I then checked with Sam at NAPA and he was able to send Shaun over who assisted me in getting one pup out, even running back to Napa and getting me a flashlight. The other puppies had gone too far back into the culvert for me to reach them. I had to run home, get the one pup as stable as I could considering the pup had taken in quite a bit of
water, and I myself was covered in mud and freezing water. Then I loaded up with more equipment to try and get the rest out.

Thankfully Jon Yazzie was almost back to Kayenta, and able to help. We saw that the pups had gone even further up the culvert. We went back and forth, agonizing, and Jon really pushed for us to get these pups out that night, and safely. Jon’s partner Nadine also showed up and we three started to come up with a plan. We had seen that the puppies were now close to the other end, up towards the street, where the water drains into the culvert, but none of us were able to reach them, even laying down. Well... this sparked a police call about someone laying in the roadway and a very kind Kayenta NPD officer came out to
check on us. We let him know what was going on and he was able to help us shut down a lane on the highway 160 so that we could safely work to get these pups out.

Jon had also texted a few people for help and the Kayenta Fire Department was able to send firefighter Desi out and with that the four of us brainstormed some more . Nadine and Jon were able to get the pups to slightly move up more. Then we tried to get them using
long sections of pvc pipe. Firefighter Desi was able to get one pup out, but the other remaining 5 were just so cold and not active and we could not get them to move. Nadine decided she was fearlessly going to go in and tried to grab them but the culvert was just real tight even as little as she was.

I have had experience crawling into culverts so I went in 35 feet and was able to get in and grab 3 pups at a time into a reusable shopping
bad. Then going out and back in to grab the last 2! Jon ran back to my truck and grabbed the humane dog trap. Momma had been calmly hanging around and watching everything. So, with the help of some rotisserie chicken, we were able to get momma safely trapped and reunited with
her pups!

This really took so many people and a lot of their time to be able to rescue this momma and all 7 of her puppies to keep them from drowning and freezing!
Huge thank you to:

🐾 Lisa who reported the mom needing help.

🐾 Sam and Shaun over at NAPA in Kayenta

🐾 Firefighter Desi with the Kayenta Fire Department

🐾 Kayenta PD officer for his time making sure we were safe as possible

🐾 Jon and Nadine Yazzie who totally went above and beyond. Especially grateful for Jon’s persistence and positivity, his determination to get them safe that very night and Nadine’s real hard work

🐾 and all the people at Kayenta township/Kayenta area Jon had texted and their very timely replies! ... See MoreSee Less

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I have rescued puppies from culverts in Kayenta as well, many years ago. Perhaps it is time to put grates over the culverts so we can minimize the excitement in our lives?

Thank you all for saving them 🙏🏻❤️

Jon Yazzie

Tuba City Humane Society

1 day ago

Rez-Solutions and Animal Shelter, Inc is creating a veterinary clinic a bit east of Fort Defiance!! Please support their efforts in any way you can!! And help share the word for friends and relatives in that area. ... See MoreSee Less

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Strength 💪

Tuba City Humane Society

1 day ago

UPDATE: Returned to owner!!

Is this your puppy?? This pup followed a nurse to work today at the hospital in Tuba City. He is being held by a kind family, seeking his owner. Please direct message if this is your pup and we will connect you with them. ... See MoreSee Less