Tell Us Your Story!
Have you recently adopted a cat or dog from Valley Humane? Let us know how things are going! Send your cutest, clearest photos and all those adorable details about life with your new best friend in the form below. Be sure to include your first and last name and your pet’s shelter name (if known).
Your stories and photos will show others that happiness and love may be found with a rescued animal, and encourage them to consider adopting their next pet. Valley Humane Society may use the items you send in print or online, in The Scoop e-newsletter, program brochures, donor mailings, social media, or other materials. Items may be edited for length, content, and/or quality.
Need some ideas to get started?
- Did you change your pet’s name?
- What is the new name? How did you come up with it?
- How does your pet interact with others in your household (people and pets)?
- What does your pet like to do/play with?
- Does your pet exhibit any quirky behavior or personality traits?
- Where does your pet sleep?
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Latest Success Stories
Success Story: Chumba and Wumba
Chumba and Wumba came to Valley Humane as tiny kittens last spring. After spending a few weeks in a loving foster home and getting neutered at the Phil Scholz Veterinary Surgery Center, they were ready for their new home. Roma and her family welcomed them in with open arms, renamed them Kuiper and Curie, and recently let us know how it’s been going.
Success Story: Archer
At Valley Humane Society, every adoption is a celebration, and Archer’s story is one that warms the heart. This sweet pup’s journey—from rescue to adoption—is a testament to the power of collaboration, compassion, care, and second chances.
Sunday Success Story: Ren and Stimpy
Ren and Stimpy first came to Valley Humane Society back in May 2024 as two month old kittens. Healthy and adorable, they received their neuter surgeries at Valley Humane’s Phil Scholz Veterinary Surgery Center and recovered in a loving foster home before being adopted by new guardians, Jess and Max.
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