Arizona

Pathways Home Animal Rescue finds great new homes for shelter, owner surrender, and stray animals found in the Phoenix, Arizona area. We are dedicated to caring for all homeless pets in our care and are an all foster based volunteer organization. Everyone who helps foster, volunteer, and organize our rescue believes that the focus of our group is the pet needing to find the best home. Maricopa county is number 2 in the nation for numbers of animals through our animal control shelters and in desperate need of public education, spay/neuter/vaccination assistance, and adoption of homeless pets.

AZDA is a NO KILL adoption center, rescuing dogs from the county shelter kill lists or taking in owner surrenders, fully vetting the dogs to be altered and vaccinated, and finding them the right homes. we work closely with our vet, and also the county shelters. we always take back our dogs or cats no matter what.

We rescue, care for, and rehabilitate dogs that may have medical issues and/ or may not be easiest to place because of lack of training and socialization. Many of our dogs are taken from the euthanasia lists at the County shelters; some are found dogs with no apparent homes.

This is a second location of Lost Our Home Pet Foundation which is located on the campus of a Domestic Violence shelter

We are a small in home foster based rescue, specializing in pregnant dogs, families and orphaned puppies. We intake from the local shelters as well as owner surrenders and strays that owners have not claimed. We were started because of the need for this specialized service. We do it because of our love of dogs and the need these animals have to find loving, caring homes.

Help A Dog Smile (HADS as we fondly call it) is a 501(c)3 non-profit Arizona corporation. We find loving homes for stray dogs and dogs on euthanasia lists at kill shelters throughout the state. At this time we do not take owner turn ins. We are simply too small and do not have the resources. Once we determine that the animal has no owner (if it is a stray) we place the dog in a boarding facility or foster home where the dog can receive the tender loving care he or she desperately needs. This always requires a veterinary check up, vaccinations, and usually a spay or neuter surgery. Once the animal is healthy, we seek a loving home where he or she can live out their life in happiness.

Volunteers work tirelessly to reunite lost pets with their owners, and rescue homeless and abandoned dogs and cats. They provide temporary foster care to the animals, give them necessary vaccinations and wellness checks, and find them loving, well-matched, carefully screened forever homes through our adoption program. Our Lost/Found Hotline is answered 24/7. Pet food is donated to residents in financial need. We host microchip and vaccination clinics several times a year to make vet care affordable to everyone. We act when disasters strike, most recently providing assistance during the flooding in New River, AZ

RBR grew out of need. We fostered for other groups for years and when more dogs needed homes and all rescues were on intake freeze we started RBR. We believe in providing the best overall care possible for small dogs and puppies. They are raised in a family environments which means our rescue will stay relatively small so each animal get the attention it needs to be a great family member for an adopter. I also am a writer and take on projects that are a good fit, also do ghost writing.

ALGBR is dedicated to educating the public on the breeds we rescue. We participate in both public and private events; educate school children and the general public. We are a non-profit* organization that is run solely on donations and all of our “employees” are unpaid volunteers. We do this because we love these wonderful creatures and we want to place as many as we can into their forever homes. Our dogs come from several sources. First and foremost from owner turn-ins, these are dogs whose owners can no longer care for them. We take the dog into our organization rather than having the dog turned over to the Humane Society or Animal Care and Control. There is great value bringing these dogs into our program. They are less likely to be exposed to disease or suffer mental stress by moving from a home situation to a smaller program such as ours. The transition for the dog to the new home is much easier. Owner turn-ins also allow us to have a more complete history of the dog. We participate in the Maricopa County Animal Care & Control New Hope Program. The program allows us to intake dogs that are slated to be euthanized, often for no other reason than a lack of space. In addition, we work with other rescue groups who may not have room for a specific dog. Once we intake a dog it usually will spend time in a foster home. Our foster homes are all volunteers that care for their foster dogs as if they were their own. This includes working on housebreaking, basic training, grooming and medical care. All dogs available for adoption have had a basic veterinary checkup, have current vaccinations and a micro chip.

To help any Yorkie cross with Yorkshire Terrier that finds itself homeless. Our dedicated group of volunteers will do whatever is necessary to make sure all Yorkies in need will feel safe, healthy and loved until they are placed in a flawless forever home. In addition to rescuing, rehabilitating and rehoming Yorkies, we work with our communities in order to stress the importance of adopting a Yorkie in the hope of one day eliminating all puppy mills