Since 2016, nearly 200 pets have found loving homes through our adoption events during at Chase Field during the Dog Days of Summer Diamondbacks games. Read on to see how some of our favorite free-agents became part of a loving family roster. 

Thanks to you, over 30,000 pets found loving homes during February's National Adoption Weekend.

Thanks to pet lovers in communities near and far, adoption rates have steadily increased since 2011.

Shada Whalley has loved cats and dogs all her life but never had a pet of her own. That is, until PetSmart Charities of Canada’s November National Adoption Weekend.

Last year, Lisa Labon of Hamilton, Ontario, lost her furry, four-legged friend Duchess. Duchess was a Border Collie and Lisa’s close companion for 18 years.

For a long time, 10-year-old Sarah Bergeron had been pleading with her mom and dad to get her a dog. “No,” they insisted, “we already have cats, there’s no room for a dog.”

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Debi had decided she was ready to adopt a dog into her family, but then life happened, and she lost her father. Debi had declined into a dark place dealing with the loss.