By adopting, fostering, donating, or volunteering, you become a hero—saving lives and keeping families together. At the Humane Society of Southern Arizona, our mission is clear: to compassionately serve pets and the people who love them. Since 1944, we've been a beacon of hope, working tirelessly to ensure every pet receives the care, love, and safety they deserve. Our vision is a future where every pet in our community is cherished, and through our lifesaving programs, thousands of animals find loving homes each year. We’re more than just a shelter—we’re a full-service animal welfare organization. From affordable spay & neuter services to low-cost vaccinations, we strive to keep pets healthy and with the families who love them. Our community engagement and support programs help families stay together, ensuring a brighter future for pets. With every service we offer, we move closer to a world where no animal is left behind. When you adopt, foster, donate, or volunteer, you become a hero in this mission—helping to save the lives of pets and keep families together. If you have any questions or concerns, we encourage you to message us on Facebook, or contact us at: https://hssaz.org/contact-us/. Social Media Guidelines for the Humane Society of Southern Arizona’s page
1. Be Kind and Respectful
We’re here to build a positive, welcoming community. Healthy discussions are encouraged, but respect and kindness are essential. Let’s treat each other with empathy and understanding.
2. Keep Content Relevant
To maintain the focus on our mission, posts unrelated to HSSA or our work may be removed. This includes, but is not limited to, memes, videos, personal promotions, spam, posts about personal pets, items for sale, or negative rhetoric. We appreciate your understanding.
3. No Offensive Language
We want everyone to feel safe and respected. Please avoid using offensive or inappropriate language. Posts containing language that could make others uncomfortable will be deleted.
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