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Since Fourth of July is a stressful time for shelter pets, we're republishing this blog from 2018. Here's how one shelter kept their dogs calm during fireworks. It was the Fourth of July, and both of the shelters run by Maricopa County Animal Care & Control (MCACC) were full. Fireworks displ The 4th of July is coming up and we tend to see an increase in pets coming to the Maricopa County Animal Care & Control shelters during this time. We have more than 800 dogs looking for homes, and all adoptions include spay/neuter, licensing, and vaccinations! Spread the word: Maricopa.gov/AdoptPets SZvWxGh.com 9gputZiwjK2Du05ZeEH Since Fourth of July is a stressful time for shelter pets, we’re republishing this blog from 2018. Here’s how one shelter kept their dogs calm during fireworks. It was the Fourth of July, and both of the shelters run by Maricopa County Animal Care & Control (MCACC) were full. Fireworks displays, a notorious trigger for Learn More HALO Animal Rescue in Phoenix shares tips about keeping pets safe during Fourth of July fireworks including microchipping, calming techniques and proper ID tags. Maricopa County Animal Care is offering free adoptions and also urging pet owners to exercise caution leading up to the Fourth of July. Maricopa County Animal Care and Control Services are requesting that if someone finds a lost dog during the Fourth of July weekend, to report the pet on its online mapping system at Did you know 4th of July is one of the busiest times of the year for animal shelters nationwide? Fireworks and summer storms that can blow open gates can increase the risk of you losing your dog. Maricopa County is offering free microchips to help pet owners avoid the heartbreak of searching for a missing pet, and to help free up kennel space Did you know 4th of July is one of the busiest times of the year for animal shelters nationwide? Fireworks and summer storms that can blow open gates can increase the risk of you losing your dog. Pet owners should take all necessary precautions to avoid the heartbreak of searching for a missing pet. Visit the buttons below for more details. Maricopa County Animal Care & Control is a public animal shelter committed to finding good outcomes to lost, surrendered, and stray dogs. East Shelter: 1920 S. Lewis in Mesa West Shelter: 2500 S. 27th Avenue in Phoenix Everyday Adoption Center: 4380 N. Miller Rd in Scottsdale (inside PetSmart) Adopt. For Dogs' Sake. Adopt Foster Maricopa County Animal Care and Control says since the 4th of July, 310 strays/lost dogs have arrived at the shelter, and only 41 have been returned to their owner. PHOENIX — Maricopa County shelters were full with animals in the wake of the July Fourth holiday and its fireworks. Maricopa County Animal Care and Control said its staff will work overtime to Our East and West shelters will have adjusted hours on 4th of July of 12-4pm for adoptions. The Everyday Adoption Center will be open from 11-4pm. Maricopa County Animal Care & Control is a public animal shelter committed to finding good outcomes to lost, surrendered, and stray dogs. Adopt. For Dogs' Sake. Adopt Foster. The day after the Fourth of July is the busiest day of the year for animal shelters as they take in pets that ran away during fireworks celebrations. Animal Care Centers Maricopa County Animal Care and Control (MCACC) has three locations to help serve our community. If you have a specific inquiry, you can submit your question using our Online Inquiry System. July 4th Holiday Hours East and West shelter: 12pm - 4pm for adoptions only Everyday Adoption Center: 11am-4pm Please note: Adoptions Our East and West shelters will have adjusted hours on 4th of July of 12-4pm for adoptions. The Everyday Adoption Center will be open from 11-4pm. Maricopa County Animal Care & Control is a public animal shelter committed to finding good outcomes to lost, surrendered, and stray dogs. Maricopa County Animal Care and Control has made several operational changes as shelters and rescues fight a severe overcapacity crisis. The West shelter is located at 2500 S. 27th Avenue in Phoenix and East shelter at 1920 S. Lewis in Mesa. It's the Fourth of July and Maricopa County Animal Care & Control has already taken in a Maricopa County Animal Care & Control is a public animal shelter committed to finding good outcomes to lost, surrendered, and stray dogs. East Shelter: 1920 S. Lewis in Mesa West Shelter: 2500 S. 27th Avenue in Phoenix Everyday Adoption Center: 4380 N. Miller Rd in Scottsdale (inside PetSmart) Adopt. For Dogs' Sake. Adopt Foster Erin Denmark, development and outreach manager at HALO Animal Rescue, said the shelter offers low-cost microchipping services and handles registration for pet owners. She emphasized that updating information is crucial at any time, but especially leading up to holidays like the Fourth of July or New Year’s Eve. Fourth of July weekend leads to lots of lost pets, which places extra strain on local animal shelters. Those rescues need the public's support.
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