AHS 2011 Unforgettable Moments.wmv

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Uploaded by on Nov 7, 2011

As the end of the year approaches, the Arizona Humane Society reflects on the remarkable animals who have entered our shelter doors providing inspiration at a time when people and animals need it most. From our Emergency Animal Medical Technicians™ first-ever car engine rescue involving Scarlet, to our veterinarians revival of Hanni on the operating room table to our back-to-back emergency response efforts as wildfires raged through our state, AHS' resources have been in constant demand. As pet overpopulation in our community continues to rise and economic conditions continue to fall, that demand is higher than ever.

Donate not to make a difference in the life of an animal!
https://www.azhumane.org/artman2/publish/donate2/donate_holiday.shtml.

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  • You people are fucking trash and I hope you enjoy the PR chasm you've dumped yourself into. Can't wait for $400 to save a cat but you can pay your director 6 figures and pay a public relations agent to try and cover your fucking mess. Way to gross over 2 million in PURE PROFIT this year too, obviously didn't go to the animals.

  • AHS unforgettable moment of 2011 : MURDERING Scruffy the cat because his owner (Daniel Dockery) couldn't meet their financial requirement. So, see in the end its all about money. "Improving the lives of animals since 1957"? LMAO.

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