Some pix of the new construction

2008 Blessing Of The Animals Pictures

2008 Blessing Of The Animals Flyer

2007 Blessing Of The Animals Flyer

2007 Blessing Of The Animals Pictures

2006 Blessing Of The Animals

2005 Blessing Of The Animals

Held April 22, 2007

Fundraiser for TALGV Building Expansion

Third Annual Volunteer Appreciation Luncheon

The Attic - NEW HOURS - See the announcement!

Playful Misty's the one

Published: 04.13.2004
Cute' cat the first animal adopted from GV shelter.
By Kimberly Matas, ARIZONA DAILY STAR

See pictures from TALGV's 20th Anniversary Celebration on, Tuesday, 20 April 2004.

Mary Hubbard with the quilt she donated to Building Fund.

A statue representing Sirius, the only service dog to perish as a result of the attack on the World Trade Center on September 11, 2002, has been placed in The Animal League of Green Valley (TALGV) memorial courtyard. Since that tragedy, it has been a goal of TALGV founder, Margaret Roesch, to honor Sirius, and, through him, all service dogs who have given their lives in the line of duty. Shown in this photo is Boyd Faulknor who constructed the brick pedestal for Sirius. The oval on the wall is an original work in tile by Leslea Johnson

In Memoriam

Margaret W. Roesch

Founder of The Animal League of Green Valley

1915 - 2007

Read the article about Jean Fuer Davis, the TALGV Board President, and The Animal League of Green Valley in the February 13, 2005 Edition of the Green Valley News and Sun!

Won't you please help us take care of the animals? Please click HERE to download a PDF format Pledge Card.

Read the article in the GV news: Wednesday, April 13, 2005, about the adoption of Emma-Woo, by Green Valley resident Chuck Shipman: Special-needs dog changes master's life for the better - By Karen Walenga

Animal lovers across the state can show their support of companion animals and help fund spay/neuter programs by purchasing and displaying a companion
animal license plate on their vehicles. The license plate artwork was designed by renowned animal artist Ron Burns and sports a colorful dog and cat.

With the help of the Animal Defense League's Carmine Cardamone and Arizona Representative Marian McClure, the Arizona Humane Society successfully lobbied the passage of the Companion Animal Spay/Neuter Special License Plate Bill through the state legislature. The Arizona Humae Society's lobbying effort was spearheaded by AHS Vice President of Operations and Animals Services, Duane Adams.

For every companion-animal license plate sold or renewed, $17 will be deposited into a spay/neuter fund. These funds will be used by organizations across the state to pay for spay/neuter programs. Disbursement of the funds will be overseen by Governor Janet Napolitano's appointed spay/neuter committee, which is made up of seven individuals from around the state who are involved in animal welfare. Susan Wilson, HSSA President and CEO serves on this committee. For more information on plate availability, check www.azpetplates.org.