Your support changed their lives
Last year's most heartwarming animal transformations at AHS
Following state and federal health guidance, we are currently requiring masks indoors for all staff, volunteers, and visitors regardless of Covid-19 vaccination status.
Did you know dogs can benefit from massage in many of the same ways humans do? It’s true! Our February 5 Animal Academy: Dog Massage session will teach participants the value of compassionate touch and principles of dog handling safety. Topics for our regularly hosted Animal Academy programs vary.
From help integrating a new pet into your home to managing destructive behavior or excessive barking, friendly behavior experts at AHS are here to help. We'll answer questions and provide you with resources to help meet the needs of you and your pet. Complete our online form for free pet behavior support.
AHS is teaming up with the Minnesota Wild for Wild About Paws night on Tuesday, April 12. When you purchase tickets and select AHS as your organization of choice, $5 of your purchase goes directly to AHS and the animals in our care. Plus, you’ll receive a Wild pet tag or leash.
In December, more than 20 lab mixes arrived at AHS in a unique humane investigations case.
The labs, located on a small homestead in Redwood County, came to AHS in relatively good health. They had names. They were loved. However, their caregiver had become overwhelmed as the dogs continued to reproduce. With his health rapidly deteriorating, he partnered with experts at AHS for emergency assistance.
Thanks to your support, these loving labs received expert medical care and behavior rehabilitation while at AHS.
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