Animal Humane | New Mexico
Updated January 2010
Just the DOGS! or Just the CATS!
Show me all the Adoptable Animals
Our Featured Dog... Milky Way #9047, Australian Cattle Dog Mix
Hi there! Yes, I am really as cute in real life! Come down to Animal Humane New Mexico and let me steal your heart. I'm a naturally playful, curious, and trusting canine. I have never met a stranger. Please stop by and visit me at the shelter -- I can go home with you today!
Our Featured Cat -- Casedy #11093, Calico Domestic Short Hair
Hi my name is Casedy. I am 13 years young and waiting for a second chance. I came to Animal Humane because my owner was moving and could not take me with them. I am a little shy at first, but once I warm up and I am an absolute love. If you're looking for a loving cat please come see me today; I could be your new best friend!
Have you stopped by and visited Animal Humane lately?
To learn more about how you can volunteer, foster, or donate to Animal Humane | New Mexico, or to find out what's happening at our shelter, or to learn about our low income clinic, please visit
www.animalhumanenm.org
or visit
to see videos of selected pets available for adoption
Any of these animals would love to go home with you today!TAKE A TOUR OF ANIMAL HUMANE | NEW MEXICO
IS YOUR PET DRIVING YOU UP THE WALL?
Call Animal Humane | New Mexico's Behavior Helpline today at(505) 938-7900
This free service is available to all pet owners who are experiencing behavior problems with their dogs and cats. Our behavior counselors are available to answer questions and provide solutions on everything from house training to living with multiple animals in one home.
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Click here to see our Happy Tails!
What are Happy Tails? Why they are all the wonderful cats and dogs that have been adopted and are enjoying life in their new forever homes! WHAT'S THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN DESIGNER DOGS AND MUTTS? LOTS OF MONEY!
Think you can tell the difference between "mutts" and so-called designer dogs (who people pay thousands of dollars for?) Take this quiz and see how well you do:The Designer Dog Breed Quiz
Foster Care
The Foster Program always has a need for powdered KMR kitten formula and Esbilac powdered puppy formula, used for kittens and puppies that have not yet been weaned. Contact the foster coordinator for more information on how you make a big difference for these tiny babies! We also need Friskies loaf type canned cat food, as well as puppy wee wee pads to use on the floor. Donations are accepted seven (7) days a week. Check out our main website at www.animalhumanenm.org for a list of additional donated needs or call Boni, the foster coordinator for more information about specific items needed to keep the foster program going. The foster program will be working strictly on donated items, so it is essential that supplies be available in order for us to help the most pups and kittens.
Volunteering with Animal Humane | New Mexico
Who We Are
The mission of Animal Humane | New Mexico, is to improve the lives of companion animals through sheltering, adoption, community education and programs that reduce pet overpopulation.Animal Humane | New Mexico is a (501)(c)3 non-profit organization serving New Mexico since 1965. We survive solely from private donations.
Adopting a friend
Prospective adopters must complete an adoption application at our facility, and it is then reviewed by one of our adoption counselors.You may then visit the kennels to find that special dog, puppy, cat or kitten that interests you. Get acquainted areas are available for you to meet your prospective new family member. If you have other pets please bring them along so that they'll have a chance to meet a prospective animal companion.
Adoption paperwork must then be completed and adoption fee paid. Your new pet will be scheduled for spay or neuter at the next available appointment after which you may take him/her home.
Detailed adoption procedures can be viewed at our home page, Adoption Steps
Come Visit Us!
We are located at 615 Virginia Street SE, Albuquerque, NM 87108.Directions:
From EAST: Take I-40 west, to the Wyoming exit. Go south on Wyoming and then turn right onto Trumbull Street. Go one block and turn left at the stop sign onto Virginia Street. Travel 1/2 block and our facility is on your right. Go to the adoptions building which is marked.
From WEST: Take I-40 east to the Wyoming exit. Go south on Wyoming and then turn right onto Trumbull Street. Go one block and turn left at the stop sign onto Virginia Street. Travel 1/2 block and our facility is on your right.
From NORTH: Take I-25 south to I-40. Follow directions above from WEST.
From SOUTH: Take I-25 north to I-40. Follow directions above from WEST.
We are open 7 days a week, from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Our Thrift Store is also open the same hours.
Animal Humane | New Mexico
615 Virginia Street SE
Albuquerque, NM 87108
Phone: (505) 255-5523
Email: dianed@animalhumanenm.org or paulinem@animalhumanenm.org
Visit our home page for additional information about Animal Humane | New Mexico at www.animalhumanenm.org
Click here for a list of pets at this shelter
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