Arizona Humane Society South Mountain Campus

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In order to assist the lost, neglected, and abused animals in need of rescue in the United States and Canada, 2nd Chances Healing Hope was established in 2020. These creatures frequently lack the needs of life, including shelter, food, medical attention, and company.

Each dog and cat in our care was saved from the Humane Society and our Animal Care & Control Services, both of which are already overworked. When we gave several of these cats and dogs a second chance at life, they were just hours away from passing away.

The support provided includes advice on where to get vital resources in cases of house fires, natural disasters, the death of a family member without a location for the animal, and vehicular accidents involving animals. We also provide assistance to the community in the event of a job or housing loss.

The monthly contributors known as Heidi's Heroes give the animals under our care a sustainable resource. They guarantee that our goal can be accomplished month after month.

For years, we dreamed of and planned a cutting-edge medical center to serve our rapidly expanding neighborhood. Our biggest step toward realizing this vision was taken on November 4, 2021, when the Rob & Melani Walton Papago Park Campus was officially opened.