2026 Spay, Neuter and Vaccination Clinics for Your Pets

Upcoming clinics

November 4-6 Monument Valley Agri-Science Center Fall Wellness for dogs and cats and horses

November 7 & 8 Kayenta Animal Care & Control Best Friends Animal Society Spay/Neuter/Vaccines/Sick/Injured Pet Mobile Clinic

The Parker Project November 13, 14, 15 Hidden Springs Bible Church

November 20, 21, 22 Cove Chapter House Dog and Cat Veterinary Clinic

More schedules will become available, please check back.

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

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Our sweet Demi And Della…

Sweet as your grandma’s cobbler!
These girls are SO READY to move on to a new foster or a foster-to-adopt home!
Della is the more rambunctious of the two. More energy and ready to go, go, go… until it’s time for a puppy nap.
Demi is a bit more reserved. More of a cuddle bug.
Please, if you’re interested in fostering or fostering to adopt… please go to www.ShelterLuv.com/matchme/foster/TCHS/Dog.

For questions about Demi and/or Della, please text or call our Adoption Coordinator, Deb at (928) 853-1046.
#tubacityhumanesociety #adoptdontshop #fosteringsaveslives #cutepuppies ...

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Tuba City Humane Society

3 days ago

Thank you to kind people Reva and Bill in Tuba City. About a week and a half ago they heard loud sounds on a cold night. They went outside to investigate and found 2 puppies, crying loudly, dumped in a box behind their apartment.

They brought them inside and put them in their bathtub overnight. They really had nothing for the puppies, but the warmth of their apartment. And bringing them in also allowed Reva and Bill to get some sleep.

The next day we got a message from their neighbor across the way asking if we could help. We really had no foster home for them, but we were able to “juggle” some temporary spots for the puppies.

We really, really need more foster homes to be able to continue to help!

Dr. Holgate said that the pups were about 7 weeks old. They got named Kiah and Kyron and got started on all their preventatives. Thank you to Peggy, Delsine, and Patti for all their care. Earlier this week Kiah and Kyron were taken back to Dr. Holgate because of diarrhea.

When little newly rescued puppies get diarrhea, and they had already been dewormed, the first thing you test for is Parvo, which thankfully was negative. Puppies still made a big mess, pooping everywhere and often. Dr. Holgate found that they had coccidia, a parasite, which they can get from the soil. With coccidia, puppies can easily get dehydrated and crash, so getting fluids along with medication can be crucial.

Thank you to The Verde Valley Humane Society for taking in these puppies. Thank you to Patti for bringing the puppies to Flagstaff, and to Stevie for bringing them to Cottonwood. Thank you to donors whose support makes what we do possible. We appreciate everyone helping these little sweeties, Kiah and Kyron, to have a chance. ...

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4 days ago

Thank you to Linley Fray for creating and donating these beautiful sweaters to us to help keep our small pups warm!! We are so grateful! Thank you to Scott for the photo. ...

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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
Circle 2 Rescue
Coconino Humane Association
High Country Humane
Underdog Animal Rescue and Rehab – Moab
Yavapai Humane Trappers Animal Search and Rescue

Rescue Network

Blackhat Humane Society
Concho Animal Advocates
Good Dog Rez-Q
Northern Arizona Animal Search and Rescue
RezDawg Rescue
RezRoads Rescue
Soul Dog Rescue
Turquoise Paw
Underdog Animal Rescue and Rehab – Moab
Yavapai Humane Trappers Animal Search and Rescue
Crowntown Animal House
Four Corners Pet Alliance
Tails of Love Animal Rescue

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