Animal Disaster Services - Yavapai County

09/01/2026

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This month and every day…

CELEBRATE the joy, love, cuddles, and purrs they bring into our lives.
SUPPORT cat rescues and shelters in whatever little ways you can.
CARE for their health, nutrition, and overall well-being.
CONSIDER ADOPTION and give a cat the loving, forever home they deserve.

Because every cat deserves to be loved, cared for, and protected.

07/24/2026

It's Hug Your Cat Day! So this is for all cat lovers....you know it's true!

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07/04/2026

Happy Independence Day!! Celebrating 250 years!

The Sheckler Virtual Choir & Orchestra presents the 250th Anniversa...

07/02/2026

Animals, especially these dogs, are ABSOLUTELY AMAZING CREATURES!!

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06/23/2026

A "good feel" story right here in town!
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06/23/2026

The latest update on the Pocket Fire:
The evacuation status for residents of Oak Creek Canyon (Zones 14 and 15) will change from “GO to SET” at 8:00 a.m. on Tuesday, June 23, 2026. This modification applies to residents only, and proof of residency will be required for entry into the area. State Route 89A and Oak Creek Canyon remain closed for public use and for through traffic.

While conditions have improved to allow this adjustment, residents will continue to see smoke and fire activity for the foreseeable future. Zones 14 and 15 will remain in SET status, meaning residents should stay prepared to evacuate again if fire behavior or weather conditions change.

Again, pet sheltering services are provided by Coconino County resources.

Yavapai County Jeep Posse is still providing road block services.

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06/21/2026

The Pocket Fire north of Sedona is still ongoing and at 0% containment. Evacuations remain in effect in the Oak Creek Canyon area and state Route 89A remains closed between Fort Tuthill and the north end of Sedona.

The American Red Cross is opening an evacuation shelter in response to the Pocket Fire.

Red Rock Jr. High School
995 Upper Red Rock Loop Rd.
Sedona, AZ 86336

Animal Disaster Services was not activated for the Pocket Fire as resources within Coconino County are being utilized for pet shelter services. ADS hopes to meet with Sedona Emergency Management at a later date to determine how we can support communities bordering both Yavapai and Coconino Counties.

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Yavapai County Jeep Posse
LASER - Large Animal Shelters and Emergency Readiness

06/21/2026

Animal Disaster Services was ready to go for the Antelope Fire in Mayer last night. Fortunately, the fire crews were brilliant and got a handle on it quickly. Evacuations were on GO but no shelter services were required.

06/19/2026

A touching story! Never give up hope!
Woman gets call saying her dog was found after 12 years — and thinks it's a scam

In February, Katie Boada received a surprising voicemail while she was at work: Sparkles, her dog who went missing in 2014, had been located.