Resource Page
Below are some resources we hope you will find helpful.
If you do not find what you need here, please feel free to call our Guest Services Team at (928) 282-4679.
Feral Cats
Questions/concerns about feral cats in your neighborhood?
Learn the basics from Alley Cat Allies
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Find out more about Trap, Neuter, Return
Locally, the Verde Valley Humane Society currently has a TNR program that may be able to help. Find out more on their website at https://www.verdevalleyhumanesociety.org/tnr-program
Surrendering Your Pet
Often pet owners find themselves in a situation where they need to relinquish their pet because they feel like they have no other choice, or are unaware of resources available to help them.
If you find yourself in this situation, Best Friends Animal Sanctuary has valuable information and resources to assist you in finding a new home for your pet.
If you need to surrender your pet, please refer to the Owner Surrender page.
Wildlife
Concerned about wildlife in your area?
Find out when to help, and when not to from the Arizona Fish & Game Department
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Emergency Veterinary Care
Please note: *We are unable to accept emergency appointments, and do not offer overnight or specialized care*
For Emergencies Please Call:
- Oak Creek Small Animal Clinic: (928)282-1195
After-Hours calls by current, established customers accepted. - Sedona Animal Clinic: (928)282-4133
After-Hours calls by current, established customers accepted.
Or check out this list of nearby 24-hour veterinary clinics (Flagstaff, Phoenix and Cave Creek)
Bereavement
The loss or the anticipation of a loss of your pet to illness, injury, or old age can be emotionally devastating. The Humane Society of the United States has valuable information for anyone coping with the death of a pet.
Disaster Preparation
Disasters happen. Whether it’s a man-made event, flood, or fire, the key to keeping your pet safe is to be prepared. The ASPCA has essential information you need to be sure you are ready.
Neglect or Abuse
If you observe or suspect animal neglect or abuse, please contact animal control immediately so they can investigate. Be prepared to give as much information as possible about the situation when you call.
Sedona Animal Control:928-282-3100
Yavapai Animal Control:928-567-7710
Coconino Animal Control:928-679-8756
Seniors and Pets
We’ve put together a guide that carefully examines the benefits and risks of owning a pet in assisted living, as well as what to consider before adopting a pet into an assisted living community. For more information: Assisted Living for Seniors with Pets