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Paws and Play: Celebrate Huntsville Music Month with free pet adoptions
September 18, 2024
In celebration of Huntsville Music Month, Huntsville Animal Services and the Huntsville Music Office are teaming up to offer free adoptions on most adult pets from Sept. 18-28. The “Paws and Play” promotion is the perfect opportunity to find a new four-legged companion while showing support for Huntsville’s creative spirit. “It’s an exciting time for music in Huntsville, and the best way to enjoy the rhythms of our vibrant music scene is [more]
Read MoreWag, you’re it: Adopt your new best friend on the spot this Saturday
August 28, 2024
In the market for a four-legged friend? Huntsville Animal Services invites the community to “Adopt on the Spot” at a pop-up event Saturday, Aug. 31, from 10 a.m. to 2 pm. at Petsense, 3110 Mountain Cove Circle SE, Owens Cross Roads. Whether you’re looking for a playful puppy, loyal adult dog or cuddly kitten, this event is the perfect opportunity to find a new companion. To help ease the adoption process, Animal [more]
Read MoreHuntsville Animal Services urges residents to elect to adopt, not shop
August 7, 2024
In this year of choices, Mayor Battle and City leaders encourage Huntsville area residents to elect to adopt, not shop, and give loving homes to shelter animals. In August, Huntsville Animal Services (HAS) is offering free adoptions on most adult pets as part of the nationwide “Clear the Shelters” adoption campaign. “We invite everyone to come out, meet these wonderful animals and consider giving them a loving forever home,” Mayor Tommy Battle [more]
Read MoreSound the alarm: Huntsville Animal Services issues urgent adoption plea
July 22, 2024
Huntsville Animal Services is urgently appealing to the community to adopt or foster animals as the shelter faces severe overcrowding. Currently, the shelter is accommodating nearly 200 dogs and cats of various ages, putting significant emotional strain on animals. To help clear kennels, Huntsville Animal Services is waiving adoption fees on most adult pets through the end of July. For those unable to commit to adoption, fostering provides much-needed relief from [more]
Read MoreHuntsville Animal Services provides tips to alleviate fireworks-related pet anxiety
July 3, 2024
While Independence Day sparks joy and celebration for many, booms and pops in the sky and on the ground can often stress pets. “Fireworks can cause significant anxiety for animals,” said Virgie Graham, Interim Director of Huntsville Animal Services. “The loud noises and unexpected flashes of light can disrupt their sense of safety and security.” To help pet owners keep their furry friends calm during fireworks, Graham offers the following tips: Create a [more]
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