On behalf of the animals awaiting their forever homes at Pet Allies Animal Shelter, thank you for your continued support in stopping pet over-population through non-lethal means.

These are confusing, anxiety-filled, and uncertain times for all of us. But this doesn't mean our mission to furnish professional, affordable spay/neuter programs and to place pets in caring homes has stopped. Our services just look a little different during this time of uneasiness and uncertainty. Here's what we're doing currently:

NOTE: Please do not visit the shelter if you or anyone you have interacted with is ill.  Our staff is taking personal risks in continuing to serve the public. 

PS: Please develop an emergency backup plan for your pets, ideally, a loved one or family member, rather than rely on the sheltering system.

Please do not visit the clinic if you or anyone you have interacted with is ill.  Our staff is taking personal risks in continuing to serve the public.  You must wear a mask to enter the clinic.  

These program changes have not been easy, and our staff and volunteers have been incredible at adapting. We have had to get creative and will continue to help homeless animals and low-income pet owners in our community. Your support is essential during this time of uncertainty.

Changes are happening frequently so all these programs are subject to change.

Pet Allies Saves Lives with Your Help

Pet Allies operates a no kill animal shelter.

The shelter accepts stray animals from the City of Show Low and also accepts pets that people wish to surrender as space allows.  Stray animals are accepted from other areas as space allows.  Appointments are required to surrender a pet to the shelter.  Call 928-537-8009 for information.  Approximately 750 animals enter the shelter each year. 

Rehoming your animals can be trying when shelters and rescues are full. You can try rehoming yourself through the national website Adopt a Pet by going here.