On-Site Services
We offer a variety of services to our local community, including pet adoptions, pet surrenders, assistance with spay/neuter costs, and much, much more. We are here to help you and your pets through every stage of your life together!
Shelter for Homeless/Unwanted Pets
The Coconino Humane Association provides loving and humane care to up to 2,500 companion animals each year. We do not limit our intake to just dogs and cats but believe that all pets need care and a safe place to go when their owners are no longer able to care for them. Each year we care for many species including rabbits, guinea pigs, hamsters, ferrets, snakes, lizards, turtles, birds, etc.
Flagstaff and Coconino County are rural communities where chickens, ducks, turkey, geese, goats, and pigs sometimes need a safe place to go and we provide that care!
Since 2019, we provide shelter to 1/3 of the total community homeless and unwanted pets without contractual funding from the City of Flagstaff or Coconino County.
Pet Surrenders
While we never advocate for surrendering a pet, sometimes financial or personal situations require a surrender. If you are considering surrendering a pet to us, you’ll need to fill out an application and make an appointment to consult with our staff to make sure it’s the best option for you and your pet.
Post-Covid animal shelters across the country have been operating near or at capacity. Please plan ahead to surrender your pet. There may be a wait to surrender your pet at any shelter.
Contact the Coconino Humane Association (928) 526-1076 for assistance and additional resources.
Pet Adoptions
Each dog and cat that is adopted receives a veterinary exam, core and required vaccinations (DAPPV, FVCP, rabies), a spay/neuter operation, de-worming treatment, flea/tick treatment, and a microchip implant and registration. Did you know? We are the only shelter in our area that houses and re-homes other animals (livestock, exotic animals, rodents, birds, and more). Click here to view our current adoptable pets.
Spay/Neuter Assistance
Spaying or neutering your pet is one of the easiest ways to control our area’s pet population and keep shelter populations down. If you need to spay/neuter your pet but don’t have the funds, you can fill out our income-based application to see if you qualify for subsidized spay/neuter services. Click here to complete the application.
Click here for our Community Spay/Neuter Clinic information and to schedule your pet’s surgery.
Disease Prevention
Upon admittance to the shelter, animals are given a wide range of vaccinations. Inoculations are given by the Humane Association aid in the prevention of disease in our community.
Public low-cost vaccines clinics are scheduled on a regular basis to help our community pet owners have access to preventative care for their pets. Please watch our Upcoming Events or our Facebook page for the next clinic date
Low-Cost End of Life Services
We are committed to helping pets throughout the course of their lives. If you are facing the end of your pet’s life, we can provide compassionate, low-cost end of life services. Please call us for more information.