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  • Pet Allies operates a no kill animal shelter, which is located at 1321 N. 16th Street, Show Low, AZ. The shelter phone number is 928-537-8009. We are open Monday through Saturday from 11 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. We are closed on Sundays.
    The shelter provides sheltering for the City of Show Low Animal Control. At times,
    the shelter may be able to accept pets that people wish to surrender but it is
    contingent upon space available. If Pet Allies is able to accept an owner
    surrendered pet, please be aware that fees for surrender will apply and there is no
    guarantee that we can accept your pet. Call our shelter at 928-537-8009 for more
    information.
    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. Our
    ‘How to find your pet a home on your own’ website page offers some additional
    resources.

What can I do about feral or free roaming cats in my neighborhood?

What is a Feral Cat and why Spay and Neuter?

Click here for Alley Cat Allies' answers -- they are great experts on feral cats.  

Alley Cat Allies | Advocacy and Action to Protect All Cats

Pet Allies has currently discontinued spay/neuter subsidies for feral and free-roaming cats because of lack of funding and donations.

We have traps that can be loaned out for trapping cats and returning them to your colony. There is a deposit of $50 for the trap.  However, you must sign an agreement that you will have them spayed or neutered at the Pet Allies Spay/Neuter Clinic and you will not relocate or harm them, or any wild animals that are trapped.

How do I catch cats I can't touch?

Alley Cat Allies has an excellent guide

Why should I help these cats?

To stop them from procreating and creating more feral cats.

Can Pet Allies Help with Street Kittens?

I'm sorry that at this time the huge number of kittens makes it unlikely that we will be able to assist with street kittens.  We encourage you to contact us so that we can work with you on your free-roaming cat situation.  For more detailed information on placing kittens on your own visit Alley Cat Allies' website resources.

Problems with Free-Roaming Cats 

This cat is annoying me because...here's help.

Would you like more information on free-roaming and feral cats? Have other questions which haven't been answered?  Our favorite websites are:  AlleyCat.org and IndyFeral.org
You can also call or write to us with specific questions and requests for assistance.