The Humane Society of Utah (HSU) currently embraces, and will continue to expand, a variety of programs to save more lives each year.

• Veterinary care and sterilization surgeries for all homeless companion animals in our care (over 10,000 spays/neuters performed per year).

• Affordable spay/neuter and vaccination services for the community at our in-house Clinic.

• Foster Care in the homes of over 300 volunteers for special needs, ill, injured or baby animals to ensure adoptability.

• Humane Education about responsible pet ownership, the humane treatment of animals and the homeless pet population crisis.

• Transfer and Rescue network of over 240 partner facilities and groups to place more dogs and cats.

• Behavior assessments, positive reinforcement training and enrichment activities to keep pets mentally and emotionally healthy while at our shelter.

• Social media to increase the visibility of adoptable pets and engage the public in our efforts to control the pet population and increase adoptions (like Flower, pictured to the left, one of the many pets featured in our Photobooth Dogs series).

• Cruelty Investigations of animal abuse and neglect around the state.

• Promotion of legislation and ordinances at the state, city and county levels that will enhance the welfare of animals in Utah.

• Volunteer program with over 1,400 active volunteers to keep all pets healthy and happy at our facility.