Welcome to the Sept. 29 issue of Shelter Scoop - news from Pima Animal Care Center

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An update from Steve Kozachik, PACC Director

Vol. 1, No. 41 - Sept. 29, 2025

Happy, healthy, and loved

This is Bruno. He was rescued several years ago after having been hit by a car. He ended up with some pins and screws in his back leg.

Bruno was passed through a few different homes during his rehab before ending up at PACC. Now he's with Abigail who is now spoiling Bruno with silver dinnerware and cups of milk.

Despite the hardware in his leg Bruno is now a ball of energy – as you can see:

Well, not all the time, but he is happy, healthy and loved. That’s what’s most important.

We love telling the positive stories about adoptions, forming families and getting our animals into great and nurturing homes.

Thanks to Abigail for taking Bruno into her home.

If you’d like to look through the options please check out our website.

There are plenty of dogs – and you may also end up with something like this greeting you when you wake up in the morning – Bruno and his pals will thank you.

With thanks,

Steve Kozachik, PACC Director

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Pima Animal Care Center is Southern Arizona’s largest animal services agency and only open-admission animal welfare facility. PACC serves the unincorporated County, the cities of Tucson and South Tucson, and the town of Oro Valley. It has hundreds of pets available for adoption and foster, including puppies, kittens, dogs, cats and small animals.