Our physical shelter is an aging building in need of not only maintenance but repair. As we contemplate our future options based on the resources we have, we must address the challenges of a nonprofit in these changing times. A place where they can say good-bye with respect. We are contacted by desperate families looking for affordable end-of-life assistance for their treasured pet. Pet parents call looking for help with debilitating health issues from dental care to cancer. We hear from families who are at a veterinary hospital frantic for financial assistance for trauma. Every day we get heartbreaking requests for medical help. The financial stress to keep a companion animal safe and in a loving home is a burden that should be shared by those of us who can help.

Glendale Humane Society strongly believes in the bonds and emotion health between companion animals and their families. Many unsuspecting families are willingly adopting and loving those pets only to realize they are unable to meet the expenses of their medical care. Uncountable numbers of rescue groups are emptying public shelters of dogs and cats and placing them in homes. We would like to take you with us as we continue the journey. This amazing story has evolved because of your generosity and support. Glendale Humane Society has given hope to frightened dogs and cats, housing them safely until they were placed into the arms and hearts of their forever families. Through the years we have evolved from an animal control agency to a no-kill rescue, with education as a primary focus.

Dear Friends of Glendale Humane Society The year 2020 marked Glendale Humane Society’s ninety-seventh year of humane education and companion animal adoptions.

Treasured animal rescue