Debbie McKnight announces $35000 Petco Love grant for Animal Care and Control

May 22, 2025 | Maricopa County, Arizona

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In a recent meeting of the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors, Animal Care and Control Director Debbie McKnight announced a significant boost for local animal welfare efforts. The department has received a $35,000 Petco Love Lifesaving Grant aimed at enhancing community support and lifesaving initiatives for pets.

This grant is part of Petco Love's nationwide effort to assist animal shelters, and it recognizes the ongoing partnership between Maricopa County and Petco. McKnight highlighted that the funding will be used to help keep pets and their owners together by covering adoption fees and increasing access to essential services through community events. These initiatives include drive-through care services and vaccination clinics, which are designed to reach more residents across the valley.
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The board expressed enthusiasm for the grant, with members acknowledging the positive impact it will have on the community. The approval of this funding reflects a commitment to animal welfare and the importance of community engagement in supporting local shelters.

In addition to the animal care discussion, the board also addressed the upcoming 2025 Congressional District 7 special election. The resolution for this election was presented, indicating ongoing preparations for the electoral process in the county.

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As Maricopa County continues to prioritize both animal welfare and civic engagement, these discussions underscore the board's dedication to enhancing the quality of life for residents and their pets alike. The meeting concluded with a sense of optimism about the future initiatives that will benefit the community.

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