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Does your dog zoom, bark, and drag you down the street like a furry tornado? Is it ADHD, boredom, or something deeper? Find out how to tame the chaos—before your sanity snaps.
Ready to lead with heart? We're looking for an enthusiastic Executive Director to champion our mission, drive growth, and build community connections. Bring your passion for animals, leadership skills, and creative vision to our team!
It’s that time of year again! Asheville Humane Society’s 20th annual Dine to Be Kind is taking place from April 1st-April 6th, 2025, proudly presented by Fred Anderson’s Prestige Subaru.
Who doesn’t love spoiling their pets? Rewards—whether treats, praise, or play—motivate dogs (and cats!) to repeat behaviors they know please you. The more you reward what you love, the quicker they’ll learn and the happier everyone becomes. Read on for some tips to encourage the right behaviors.
Despite what you may have heard, many dogs and cats can live together without concern. However, not ALL dogs and cats are meant to live with each other. This has a lot to do with each pet’s personality, experience, age and more.
When Hurricane Helene struck Asheville, many pet owners were unprepared for sudden evacuations. Without crate training or travel experience, pets faced added stress in shelters and hotels. Here are some essential tips to help your pet stay calm and safe during emergencies—because disaster can strike anytime. Be ready!
Just as it is important for humans to remain busy and stimulated during their retirement years, a sound mind and body are crucial for the aging pet. It is up to you to help your beloved animals accomplish these lofty goals.
Asheville Humane Society’s Community Outreach Team has hit the pavement, ensuring that the pets in our community (and their people) are fed, have water, and are cared for by opening five free pet food distribution sites in Asheville.
Following the widespread devastation caused by Tropical Storm Helene on September 27, 2024, across the Appalachian region, the Asheville Humane Society has been working tirelessly to protect and care for the animals affected by the storm.
