Current Initiatives

Lost Pets Initiative

NKPC provides education and services to prevent pets from getting lost and to assure lost pets are reuntied with their owner as soon as possible. The initiative includes monthly free or low cost microchip events around the county, online guidelines for lost and found pets, and direct support to those who've lost their pets.

Each One Medical Fund

The Each One Medical Fund provides assistance for shelter animals in need of medical services that cannot be completed at the County shelter or may have an extended wait time to treat. NKPC conducts fundraisers and brings animals to community veterinarains for diagnostics, consultations and services from specialists and more complicated surgical procedures.

S.O.S. Owner Retention

The number of animals who are surrendered to shelters by loving and responsible owners who are in crisis is a community challenge. Shelter space ideally should be saved for homeless pets who truly have no other options. NKPC provides support for local families with temporary, short term, low cost services that will keep a pet in their own loving home.

Fosters to the Rescue

The number of animals who can be saved from a county shelter is limited by the ability of rescue partner organizations to take custody of and respnsibility for shelter pets. NKPC sponsors individual animals with special needs or on deadline with funding to support the rescue (or adopter) who pulls the pet and conducts events/outreach to recruit foster homes for the community rescues.

savethesaveable.com is bringing attention to some of the most vulnerable animals at our local shelters and rescue organizations.

Support Options Solutions (S.O.S)

for keeping animals out of shelters

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Community Resources

Low Cost Spay and Neuter

Low Cost Vaccines, Dental and Medical Assistance

Pet Food Assistance

Low Cost Microchips

Finding pet friendly (and pit friendly) housing

Pet friendly  apartment listing

Trap Neuter Return

Emergency or temporary pet housing

Local Group training classes for dogs

Wildlife Rescue

Education

No Kill Learning Resources

When you need to Find a New Home for you Pet

IF YOU SEE Newborn Kittens OUTSIDE

lost a Pet?

found a pet?

Pet training and Owner Education

How TO Bottle Feed Newborn Kittens

When to Call the Veterinarian

Plan AHEAD for your pets when you cannot take care of them

As part of our online Resource directory, Support Options and Solutions (S.O.S.) to Keep Pets and Ferals out of shelters, we have compiled a list of verified pet-friendly apartments in Tucson and Pima County.  Some of the information included is max number of pets, breed restrictions, and amount of pet deposit.   Search the pet-friendly apartments below, or click here to browse all listings.

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Upcoming Events

Low Cost Mircrochips at WOOFstock 2019 

  • March 10, 2019 at Reid Park
  • Tucson Dog magazine presents the first annual WOOFstock
  • Fun for the whole family (including your dogs) plus adoptable dogs
  • Low cost microchips and vaccines available 10am-1pm
  • All haricuts and facials on Tuesdays and Thursday donated to NKPC

Sips for SavetheSaveable

  • December 2nd 2018 4pm - 6pm
  • Arizona Wine Collective, 4280 N. Campbell Ste #155
  • Wine tasting, raffle, PACC pups for adoption

Santa, Pups and Pints!

  • December 16th 2018 2pm - 5pm
  • Crooked Tooth Brewing Co.  228 E. 6th St.
  • Photoshoot for your pups with Santa $10

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Corporate Sponsors: jujocreative, A Tucson Tail, Prototypes, Postnet #119, Beading Divas, The Allstate Foundation, Second Acts Animal Rescue, The Animal House, St Mark's Presbyterian Church, The Benevity Community Impact Fund, Network for Good

Thank you to the employees of the organizations who provided employer matching donations:  Microsoft, Conoco Phillips, Davis Selected Advisors, Bank of America, Aetna Foundation, Sanofi

Special thanks to Bonnie Kay Charitable Fund at Community Foundation for Southern Arizona

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