National Train Your Dog Month

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Regardless of their needs, AHS is devoted to making sure the animals in our community get the right support to live their best lives. Through training classes, educational programming, and volunteer and foster programs, we’re creating a more humane world for animals and the people that love them.

Will you help us create more second chances, more new beginnings, and a better world for animals and animal lovers alike?

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From the friendly greeting at check-in to the celebratory moments when your dog masters a new skill, every part of our training class experience is focused on building a strong and lasting bond between you and your furry companion. 

If you’ve been curious about training classes but not sure if they were right for you, here’s what you can expect.  

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It’s almost 2025, and that means it’s time to set your intentions for the year ahead. No matter your aspirations for the New Year, including your pet in your resolutions is a great way to ensure you and your furry friend have an amazing 2025 and beyond.

Check out our list of six unique commitments you can make with your pet this year.

Tommy's story: Loss and perseverance

Tommy was found with his brother, Percy, huddled together for warmth in a box beside a railroad track. On a cold winter day, a compassionate animal lover heard the whimpering of the puppies and brought them to Animal Humane Society, where they could finally get the care they desperately needed.

Tommy had an uphill battle to recovery, especially after the unfortunate passing of his brother, but he continued to fight. Our veterinary staff provided around-the-clock care to warm and nourish Tommy, and against all odds, he transformed into the happy, playful puppy he had always deserved to be.

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