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Thinking about hiring a dog trainer? Learn what makes a great trainer, how to spot red flags, and why positive, reward-based training is the key to a happy, well-behaved dog.
Leon arrived as an anxious dog with compulsive behaviors, struggling in the shelter. Discover how a personalized treatment plan, a foster home, and a chance snake bite led him to the perfect adopter and a peaceful life on the couch.
Asheville Humane Society (AHS) is set to receive a $15,000 grant investment from national nonprofit Petco Love in support of their lifesaving work for pets in Buncombe County.
From a fearful, matted mother named Snowball to a beloved family dog named Millie—discover the heartwarming transformation made possible by a dedicated foster home that gave her a second chance at joy.
Meet Goku, a dog with "over 9000" energy who was a shelter favorite and a handful. After seven months and specialized training, read the heartwarming story of how he found the perfect owner and graduated as the "Most Improved" in his Canine Manners class.
Finding the right person for your pet’s behavior problems can be overwhelming. How do you know that the information you receive is accurate or that the person has the education, certification, and animal science background to help you?
After a two-week adventure, a lost ferret named Pabu was miraculously reunited with his family—found over 10 miles from home. Discover how our team helped this unlikely traveler find his way back.
Asheville Humane Society (AHS) is excited to announce a special three-day adoption event happening Friday through Sunday, Sept. 5–7, at the AHS Adoption Center. The weekend will feature dozens of wonderful pets waiting to find their new homes, along with unique opportunities for the community to get involved. As part
Think a few toys are enough for cat enrichment? Think again. Learn why enrichment is a cornerstone of feline well-being and how to create a stimulating environment where your cat can truly thrive.
Many people face a time in their lives when the size of their family will change with the addition of a baby or young child. A big concern is how their pet will react to a new human family member. The key is to start preparing your pets as early
Raising an animal companion is a serious commitment requiring time and patience, but preparation will help you reap the long-term benefits. Before bringing your new friend home, ensure your household is ready for the adventure ahead.
Asheville Humane Society is excited to announce its participation in the Paws in the Field Challenge, a national initiative to increase the number of lost dogs who are returned home.