Pet Grief Support
Pet Alliance has teamed up with Rev. Dr. Marni Harmony to provide free group pet grief support sessions. You are welcome to participate in the
A #NationalPuppyDay Surprise!
We are currently caring for 10 puppies who had nowhere else to go. Donate Today! We recently received a special delivery of 10 puppies, who
2023 In Review
Our 2023 in review has arrived! Check out what our organization was able to accomplish between January 1 – December 31 of last year: 4,228
Rita’s Journey
In honor of this year’s #GivingTuesday, we’d like to share a story about a courageous French bulldog puppy and the team of Pet Alliance staffworking
We’re Celebrating 5 Years of our Community Cat Initiative!
2023 marks the 5th anniversary of our Trap Neuter Vaccinate Return (TNVR) program, also known as our Community Cat Initiative. Since 2018, we’ve been able to
Foster Volunteer Brings The Love
Being a foster volunteer for Pet Alliance is a great way to help a dog or cat that is in need of some extra time
Read Our Fall Newsletter
It may still be 90 degrees outside, but our fall newsletter has arrived! Read on for touching stories about our adopted pets, a peek into the
Free Pet Vaccines Being Offered at Pet Alliance Clinics on August 23
AS OF 8/15/23, ALL AVAILABLE APPOINTMENTS HAVE BEEN BOOKED. THANK YOU! Pet Alliance’s Sanford (2800 County Home Rd.) and Alafaya (12050 E. Colonial Drive) clinics will be
Receive 30-Days of MetLife Pet Insurance Coverage Courtesy of Pet Alliance
Anyone who has adopted their dog or cat is eligible for 30-days of complementary pet insurance from MetLife courtesy of Pet Alliance. You will receive
Dog Nutrition
Pet Alliance veterinarian, Dr. Julie Andersen, gives us a bite-sized look into the world of dog nutrition. The first thing you should consider regarding your
We’ve Broken Ground on our New Orlando Shelter!
We’ve Broken Ground on our New Orlando Shelter! Most organizations use golden shovels to break ground for a new building, but not Pet Alliance. Instead,
Our History
Our History Founded in 1937 when a group of concerned citizens began meeting in Downtown Orlando, Pet Alliance, then known as the Orlando Humane Society,
