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Summer brings sunshine and outdoor adventures for pets, but also hidden dangers of foxtail grass. This common weed’s barbed seed awns can burrow into fur and skin, causing severe health problems.
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ES(A+): Nimbus’s Story
Nimbus sat in his kennel, watching adopters walk past him. He tilted his head, wagged his tail, and gave his best puppy dog eyes. Someone had to take notice of the 8-month-old husky pup, eventually, right? Nimbus had been adopted and returned once due to no fault of his own. Although Humane Society of Utah … Read More
Plato’s Story: A Cat’s Transformation
There is nothing more heartwarming than an animal’s story of transformation. And Plato’s story is one of our favorites. Plato was one of 14 cats surrendered to the Humane Society of Utah. His guardian cared about him, but it was unsustainable to provide for so many pets at once, and Plato ended up in the … Read More
Dog-Friendly Restaurant Patios in SLC
The weather is warming up, and you know what that means… Patios are open! If your dog enjoys that type of thing, you might wonder where you can take them when dining in Salt Lake County. The Salt Lake County Health Department has provided an updated list of SLC’s dog-friendly restaurant patios. SLC Dog-Friendly Patios … Read More
Bark At The Moon: Pet Party for a Cause
Do you want to party with your pup, while supporting homeless animals in Utah? Look no further than Bark at the Moon, the best dog party in town! Presented by Fetch Pet Insurance, this pup-friendly festival returns to the Gateway on May 18th. Attendees can expect an evening of great food, local vendors, and entertainment … Read More
Kitten Season is Here! What to do if you Find Stray Kittens
As the weather gets warmer, an influx of stray cats give birth, marking the beginning of Kitten Season. Kitten Season is arriving early this year, prompted by a milder winter. This led to an uptick in phone calls from concerned citizens about stray kittens and cats they have found. “Kitten season brings an influx of … Read More
Fostering Animals: An Act of Compassion
It truly takes a village to support the most vulnerable animals in our community. Between donors, volunteers, staff members, and community partners, so many people contribute to our mission in different ways. At the Humane Society of Utah, we are grateful that our village includes an amazing network of foster volunteers who repeatedly provide lifesaving … Read More
“Spring” into Prevention! Warm-Weather Safety for Dogs
Ahhh, birds are singing, flowers are blooming, and you’re ready to return to the great outdoors with your pup at your side. But how do you ensure that your number-one companion stays safe and healthy as you venture back into the beautiful nature that Utah has to offer? Follow these tips and tricks to prepare … Read More
From the Puppy Mill to the Real Deal: Batman’s Story
The Nebraska transfer van finally pulled into the Humane Society of Utah’s parking lot on January 26th, 2024 at 1:30 PM. After delays due to poor weather, mechanical issues, and even a breakdown on the road, the highly anticipated arrival of nearly 50 dogs rescued from one of The Humane Society of United States’ “Horrible … Read More
Wissy’s Story: A Dog’s Health Journey
There is nothing scarier than watching a beloved pet endure a medical emergency. All you want to do is help your pet, but it is difficult to know where you can turn in a crisis. That is where the Humane Society of Utah’s St. George Clinic came in when Wissy the small dog needed urgent … Read More