Have you ever wondered what it’s like to foster a dog for the Humane Society of Utah? Join us to explore what a typical day in the life of a dog foster may look like! Rise and Shine! When you think of the morning, events such as preparing a nice breakfast, brewing a pot of … Read More
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Date: Aug. 5, 2025 Humane Society of Utah Tackles Drop in Spay/Neuter Rates with Increased Access to Low-Cost Care Murray, Utah– As animal shelters across the country report a significant decline in the number of pets arriving already spayed or neutered, the Humane Society of Utah (HSU) is working to reverse this … Read More
Goober’s story is one of resilience and fortitude, but it’s also a story about how love and an open heart can truly change the tides. Goober arrived at HSU in January of 2025 as a transfer from an overcrowded shelter. The then 5-month-old pup was goofy, lovable, and sweet, but it was immediately clear to … Read More
This summer, the Humane Society of Utah is thrilled to celebrate 65 years of saving pets and supporting families in Utah. As we celebrate this special birthday, we reflect on how far we have come, and the generous community support that made this milestone possible. We have seen an incredible outpouring of gifts from our … Read More
If you’ve ever watched your indoor cat gaze longingly outside, you’ve probably wished they could enjoy the outdoors—without the dangers. That’s where a catio (cat patio) comes in. Building one might seem intimidating, especially if you’re not a seasoned DIYer—but don’t worry. Whether you’re working with a backyard, balcony, or sunny window, this guide covers … Read More
Protect your pet during outdoor adventures by learning to identify toxic algae Utah has incredible outdoor spaces to explore with your dog, including reservoirs, rivers, and mountain streams. But as the weather warms up, it’s essential to be aware of a growing seasonal danger: harmful algal blooms. These naturally occurring algae can pose serious, sometimes … Read More
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.
June is National Foster a Pet Month! What does it mean to foster a pet for an animal shelter, and why is it so important? Today, we’d like to answer these questions and tell you about some special types of fosters we are in need of at the Humane Society of Utah. Why Foster a … Read More
With June comes warmer weather, school break, and the beginning of summer activities. You and your pets may be spending more time adventuring in the great outdoors. But what if your beloved pet wanders off a little too far and becomes lost? A microchip could be the key to a quick reunion! What is a … Read More
On Saturday, May 3rd 2025, nearly 750 community members and their dogs gathered at the Gateway in downtown Salt Lake City. It was a beautiful spring day, and the atmosphere was bursting with energy and fun. What, you may ask, brought these pet guardians and their pups together on a random Saturday evening? It was … Read More
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