Our main goal in everything that we do as an organization is to stay true to our mission: "To reduce the number of homeless pets through adoption, rescue, and spay and neuter programs." If you've lost your pet, please visit the Humane Society of Yuma in-person as soon as possible. Each month, hundreds of lost dogs & cats find temporary, safe shelter with us.
Kitten season is the time of year when cats give birth to litters of kittens that flood our local animal shelter. It normally starts early spring, peaks in summer and ends in the fall and the Humane Society of Yuma struggles to try and save as many as possible.
Kitten season is the time of year when cats give birth to litters of kittens that flood our local animal shelter. It normally starts early spring, peaks in summer and ends in the fall and the Humane Society of Yuma struggles to try and save as many as possible.
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Our Mission and History
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To reduce the number of homeless pets through adoption, rescue, and spay and neuter programs. To ensure that each animal has adequate space, all larger cages and tubs will always be used first. Weather permitting, kennel doors will remain open to allow the animals to breathe fresh air. Every animal will be handled and cared for with patience.
Our Board Members
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David is happily married to his wife, Lisa of 28 years. Together they have two kids, Josh and Sierra, five dogs, two cats (Roscoe, Diesel, Auto, Blue, Pom Pom, Mittens and Callie) and two grandchildren. He is also a proud US Army Veteran, serving in Operation Desert Storm. Now David and his family own 3:10 Fleet Service and manage 14 employees.
4 Paws Pantry
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Food for the program is donated to the HSOY by the generosity of our community; therefore, we cannot guarantee that food is always available. Pet food amounts will be determined by the weight of your animals. By becoming a member of the program, you agree to have your pet(s) spayed/neutered within two months of joining the program.
Low Cost Clinic
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The Humane Society of Yuma operates a spay and neuter clinic where we offer spay and neuter at reduced costs. To learn more about spay and neuter and its benefits, visit our page on the issue of pet overpopulation. All owners must show proof of pet's vaccinations or they can be administered the day of surgery. Please see fees above. The Humane Society of Yuma depends on private funding i.e.
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