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Anthem Pets Inc

AZ · EIN 204988647 · $137K rev · operational · www.anthempets.org
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Animal rescue organization based in Anthem, Arizona that saves abandoned, abused, and lost dogs and cats. The organization operates without a physical shelter, relying on a network of foster homes to care for animals until adoption. Provides veterinary care, spay/neuter services, and community education on pet safety and wellness.

activities · 9

what they do

direct service · 9
  • Animal rescue and rehoming
    Rescues and rehomes over 500 dogs and cats annually, including abused, lost, and abandoned pets, providing them with a second chance through adoption services.
  • Comprehensive veterinary care Pre-Adoption Veterinary Care
    Provides wellness check-ups, vaccinations, microchipping, and spaying/neutering for animals in its care, including specialized care for pregnant females and newborn kittens.
  • Foster and adoption program Shelter and Foster Support Services
    Operates a year-round foster program that provides temporary care for lost and homeless pets, placing them in foster homes until permanent adoption is secured.
  • Kitten rescue and care initiative Neonatal and Foster Kitten Care Program
    Rescued 400 kittens in 2024, including those born to pregnant females taken into care, and provides spaying/neutering and adoption support.
  • Lost Pet Reunification Lost Pet Reunification Services
    Assists in reuniting lost pets with their owners by posting information about found animals on its Facebook page.
  • Lost Pet Reunification Lost Pet Reunification Services
    Facilitates the reunification of lost pets with their owners by posting information about found animals on its Facebook page.
  • Lost pet reunification efforts Lost Pet Reunification Services
    Helps locate owners of found animals by posting them on its Facebook page, supporting community-based reunification.
  • Operates a pet fostering program where volunteers and foster families provide temporary care for lost and homeless pets while they await permanent adoption.
  • Pet Rescue and Rehoming Dog Adoption Facilitation
    Rescues abused, lost, and abandoned dogs and cats, providing them with veterinary care, foster placement, and ultimately finding them permanent adoptive homes. The organization saves over 500 animals annually, including 400 kittens in 2024, and has saved thousands over 20 years of operation.
strategies · 12

how they think

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named programs · 4

what they call their work

Foster Program
Foster homes provide temporary care for rescued dogs and cats until adoption; fosters are essential as the organization does not have a physical shelter
Kitten Rescue Program
Specialized care for litters of kittens during kitten season, including taking in pregnant cats and providing neonatal care until adoption
Pet Hotline and Reunification
Operates a pet hotline and active Facebook page to help reunite lost pets with their owners
Veterinary Care Program
Provides wellness check-ups, vaccinations, microchipping, spaying/neutering, and medical treatment for sick or injured animals in partnership with Daisy Mountain Vet Hospital
relationships · 7

who they work with

  • Anthem Pets Inc. Government — Recognized as a charitable organization exempt from federal taxation under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code.
  • Daily Paws Partner — Credited source for Valentine’s Day dog treat recipes.
  • Daisy Mountain Vet Hospital Partner — Serves as a drop-off location for locally purchased supplies.
  • Daisy Mountain Vet Hospital Partner — Veterinary partner that helps determine treatment plans for sick or injured animals.
  • Puff & Fluff Grooming Partner — Serves as a drop-off location for locally purchased supplies.
  • U.S Department of Agriculture, Fish & Wildlife Service Partner — Collaborated on an article about protecting pets from coyotes.
  • University of Arizona, College of Medicine Tucson Partner — Provided credit for information on Valley Fever in dogs.