Meet and greet your next best friend at the Rescue Roundup!
We will have some adoption bags for animals adopted at the Rescue Roundup. Please visit the Border Collie Rescue booth for your bag of goodies!
Want to adopt at the Rescue Roundup? Many rescues require applications and home checks from potential adopters. Visit the website of the rescue you are interested in, contact them and set up an appointment to get pre-approved! All the rescues listed below have clickable links - how easy is that!
Participating Rescues For 2019
Arizona Border Collie Rescue
Arizona Border Collie Rescue promotes humane treatment through rescue, rehabilitation, education and the re-homing of neglected, abandoned and unwanted Border Collies. We have saved over 2700 Border Collies through our foster home program. We are 100% volunteer and 110% dedicated to this wonderful breed. Please visit our website at www.azbcr.org.
Lucky's Place Animal Humane Association of Star Valley
All the way from Wyoming! Lucky's Place is a private, independent NO-Kill shelter. It took us well over 4 years to see Lucky's Place Shelter to become a reality. We presently are adopting out approximately 300 dogs and cats every year. Our shelter gives immediate relief to homeless pets and allows us to assist more abused and unwanted pets find forever homes. We are a no kill shelter, so we will need some foster homes for hospice pets so they can be taken care of if we can not find them a home of their own. Lucky’s Place is named after a beloved pet and it honors our first benefactor who helped get this all started. http://ahasv.org/
Heeling Heelers Hearts
OUR MISSION IS TO SAVE AUSTRALIAN CATTLE DOGS FROM THE LOCAL SHELTERS EUTHANASIA LIST. Our goal is to rescue rehab and rehome this wonderful breed.Every cent that is donated goes to help us save more cattle dogs. All monies donated goes toward spay/neuter, shots, chipping, food, and what ever else they need. Thank you! http://www.heelingheelersheartsdogrescue.com/
AZ Cactus Corgi Rescue
We are a 501(c)3 not for profit organization. Our mission is to rehabilitate and re-home displaced Welsh Corgis, both Pembroke and Cardigan.
We believe corgis deserve a second chance. We get our Corgis into rescue in various ways. We adopt them from shelters, network with other rescues to have them come to us and we have owners, who for various reasons are unable to take care of their corgi for any longer, turn them over to us.
Our corgis are all examined by a veterinarian, have blood work performed to check for any problems, dentals performed, if needed, and are spayed or neutered prior to adoption, if needed.
They receive all of their vaccinations, heartworm preventative and flea/tick preventative while in our care. Every corgi we receive in becomes a part of us and we take care of each of them just as if they were one of our own. http://azcactuscorgirescue.com/
We believe corgis deserve a second chance. We get our Corgis into rescue in various ways. We adopt them from shelters, network with other rescues to have them come to us and we have owners, who for various reasons are unable to take care of their corgi for any longer, turn them over to us.
Our corgis are all examined by a veterinarian, have blood work performed to check for any problems, dentals performed, if needed, and are spayed or neutered prior to adoption, if needed.
They receive all of their vaccinations, heartworm preventative and flea/tick preventative while in our care. Every corgi we receive in becomes a part of us and we take care of each of them just as if they were one of our own. http://azcactuscorgirescue.com/
Humane Society of the White Mountains
Our Humane Society houses over a thousand animals each year. Many are rescued from the forest, the streets and from lives of starvation and abandonment through our efforts. The animals we serve greatly depend on us. We are the only open admission Humane Society in Apache and Navajo Counties. Animals cannot help themselves. They depend solely upon the generosity and compassion of humans. Our Humane Society is a private, non-profit organization dedicated to the prevention of cruelty to animals. The homeless animals we serve also rely upon the generosity and compassion of our supporters. https://www.hswm.org/home.html
Arizona Sheltie Rescue
Arizona Sheltie Rescue Inc is a volunteer organization that serves the entire state of Arizona with respect to the rescue of Shetland Sheepdogs. We are a 501 (c)(3) not for profit organization. AZ Sheltie Rescue is comprised of volunteers dedicated solely to the rescuing Shetland Sheepdogs who come to us through shelters or private surrenders. Through these rescue efforts we provide placement and problem intervention service for all purebred Shetland Sheepdogs of both sexes and any age. We do not turn our backs on any purebred Sheltie! http://www.azsheltierescue.com/index.html
Southwest Collie Rescue
We rescue every purebred collie in our area needing help, no matter how old or how sick. All donations to Southwest Collie Rescue are tax-deductible under Sect. 501(c)3 of the Internal Revenue Code.
http://www.nmcollierescue.com/index.html
http://www.nmcollierescue.com/index.html
Aussie and Friends Rescue
We are a small Non-profit 501(c)(3) rescue organization located in Arizona dedicated to helping Australian Shepherds in need of a new home. Our mission is to rehabilitate and re-home displaced Australian Shepherds, including Mini's and sometimes when we can we will help their friends. Please visit www.aussiefriendsrescue.com
Soldier's Best Friend
SOLDIER’S BEST FRIEND | TOUCHING 2 LIVES AT ONCESoldier’s Best Friend provides United States military veterans living with combat-related Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) or Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) with Service or Therapeutic Companion Dogs, most of which are rescued from local shelters. The veteran and dog train together to build a trusting relationship that saves two lives at once, and inspires countless others.
A Service or Therapeutic Companion Dog provides constant support that can make it easier for veterans to readjust to civilian life and manage symptoms such as :
A Service or Therapeutic Companion Dog provides constant support that can make it easier for veterans to readjust to civilian life and manage symptoms such as :
- Panic Attacks
- Depression
- Flashbacks
- Irritability
- Reclusive Behavior
- Anxiety
- Nightmares
- Uneasiness in Crowded Places
- Suicidal Thoughts
Arizona Cattle Dog Rescue
Arizona Cattle Dog Rescue is a non-profit organization whose mission is to rescue, rehabilitate and ultimately re-home abandoned, stray and neglected Australian Cattle Dog’s. Whenever possible we also assist ACD’s who, because of extenuating circumstances, are unable to remain in their homes with their owners.
www.ArizonaCattleDogRescue.org
www.ArizonaCattleDogRescue.org
Great Dane Rescue of Arizona Alliance
We are the largest GREAT DANE RESCUE group in the state of AZ and have been caring for our beloved danes, here in the valley, for the past 16 years. We are dedicated to working throughout the state to provide the proper care & placement of danes in need whether they are a pound puppy or an owner turn-in.
Adopting your dane through the rescuers with the Alliance assures you a dane that has been temperament tested, altered and vet checked. We require a home check and a meet & greet with all family members whether they are 2 or 4 legged!
We are a proud member of PACC 911, Western States Great Dane Rescue Association and Rescue Watchdogs - http://rescuewatchdogs.org. The ONLY rescue groups in the SW region we support and are affiliated with are listed and approved members of the Western States Great Dane Rescue Association. Please visit that site for details.
http://www.greatdanerescueofazalliance.com/index.html
Adopting your dane through the rescuers with the Alliance assures you a dane that has been temperament tested, altered and vet checked. We require a home check and a meet & greet with all family members whether they are 2 or 4 legged!
We are a proud member of PACC 911, Western States Great Dane Rescue Association and Rescue Watchdogs - http://rescuewatchdogs.org. The ONLY rescue groups in the SW region we support and are affiliated with are listed and approved members of the Western States Great Dane Rescue Association. Please visit that site for details.
http://www.greatdanerescueofazalliance.com/index.html
High Country Humane
Our Community’s 21st Century Animal Shelter begins with YOU! High Country Humane’s vision for our community is to provide the highest level of care for the animals in our shelter; to be a resource to the pet owners in our community; and to be a shining example of what a caring and connected community can achieve. Our mission is to provide the highest level of care possible and ensure the most desirable outcome for the companion animals in our shelter; and to be a community resource for animal care and education for the residents of Coconino County.
11665 N. US Hwy 89
Flagstaff, AZ 86004
http://highcountryhumane.org/
11665 N. US Hwy 89
Flagstaff, AZ 86004
http://highcountryhumane.org/
Empty Bowl Pet Food Pantry
No one should have to choose between feeding their pets or feeding themselves. Empty Bowl Pet Food Pantry helps pet owners facing financial challenges keep the promise they made to their pets to love and care for them forever. We distribute free pet food, respond to disasters, conduct spay/neuter clinics and raise awareness through inspiration and teaching of humane treatment of animals in the community. http://emptybowlpetfoodpantry.org/
Desert Harbor Doberman Rescue
Desert Harbor Doberman Rescue of Arizona (DHDR) is Arizona’s first and oldest 501(c)(3) nonprofit Doberman rescue organization. We are headquartered in central Phoenix and utilize foster homes, veterinary partners, and volunteers throughout the state. We are incorporated in Arizona.
As an IRS-certified nonprofit charity, we do not make or take a profit. We depend entirely on adoption fees and donations from people like you. Every dollar we receive is dedicated to rescue operations and to the care of the dogs. About 90% of all donations goes directly for veterinary care. The remainder goes for essentials that are not donated, and these we purchase second hand or at a discount whenever possible. Our staff and Board members are volunteers whose time, training, talents, and resources make it possible for us to exist.
DHDR can function only because we have earned the support of numerous partners. We have over 35 committed volunteers who evaluate, rescue, foster, transport, exercise, care for, train, socialize, and love our dogs. Our growing statewide network of veterinary and foster partners allows us to serve the state yet minimize our transport and other operating costs. We also partner with other qualified rescues when a Doberman is in need but our foster homes are full. Last and definitely not least, our ever-growing family of adopters stands with us to recommend us, support us financially, and encourage us with one “happy tale” after another. http://azdoberescue.org/
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As an IRS-certified nonprofit charity, we do not make or take a profit. We depend entirely on adoption fees and donations from people like you. Every dollar we receive is dedicated to rescue operations and to the care of the dogs. About 90% of all donations goes directly for veterinary care. The remainder goes for essentials that are not donated, and these we purchase second hand or at a discount whenever possible. Our staff and Board members are volunteers whose time, training, talents, and resources make it possible for us to exist.
DHDR can function only because we have earned the support of numerous partners. We have over 35 committed volunteers who evaluate, rescue, foster, transport, exercise, care for, train, socialize, and love our dogs. Our growing statewide network of veterinary and foster partners allows us to serve the state yet minimize our transport and other operating costs. We also partner with other qualified rescues when a Doberman is in need but our foster homes are full. Last and definitely not least, our ever-growing family of adopters stands with us to recommend us, support us financially, and encourage us with one “happy tale” after another. http://azdoberescue.org/
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Coconino Humane Association
It's the mission of the Coconino Humane Association to operate a humane and caring shelter that will give aid to unwanted, abandoned and mistreated animals in Northern Arizona. Learn more at www.coconinohumane.org.
Pet Allies
When you are looking for a veterinary care clinic you should be able to count on superior care and excellent service. We at Pet Allies, Inc. in Show Low AZ have assembled an expert team of veterinary professionals to bring you the best possible healthcare for your pet. We have a state of the art veterinary facility which is clean, comfortable, and efficient. Call (928) 532-1602 to schedule an appointment and we will find a time that is convenient for you.
https://petalliesaz.org/
https://petalliesaz.org/
Pei People Shar Pei Rescue
Pei People Shar Pei Rescue, Inc. is a registered 501c3 non profit . We rescue and adopt in California, Southern Nevada, Arizona, New Mexico, Colorado, Oregon & Washington.
We started in 2007 and focus strictly on rescue, rehoming and education around Chinese Shar Pei.
Pei People Shar Pei Rescue, Inc.
PO Box 64424, Tucson, AZ 85728
888-734-3225 fax [email protected]
Note: We do not have a facility or location to "visit" dogs. All meetings for prospective adopters are done on an appointment basis, after filling out an application. http://www.peipeople.com/home.html
We started in 2007 and focus strictly on rescue, rehoming and education around Chinese Shar Pei.
Pei People Shar Pei Rescue, Inc.
PO Box 64424, Tucson, AZ 85728
888-734-3225 fax [email protected]
Note: We do not have a facility or location to "visit" dogs. All meetings for prospective adopters are done on an appointment basis, after filling out an application. http://www.peipeople.com/home.html
Therapy Pets of Northern Arizona
Humane Society of Central Arizona
HUMANE SOCIETY of CENTRAL ARIZONA ● “BECAUSE THEY MATTER”
Respect, Grace, Compassion & Love for the animals who share our journey
OUR MISSION:
● To provide shelter and compassionate care for animals who are lost, abandoned or homeless; and to ensure that animals who come into our care are nurtured in a loving space while healing from fear, physical or emotional trauma, mistreatment or loss of caregiver.
● To place animals into appropriate and loving homes through adoptions;
● To improve the lives of animals through education and example;
● To promote spay and neuter of companion animals;
OUR CORE VALUES:
● We respect animals as intelligent beings who possess emotions including unconditional love, happiness, fear, pain, sadness and joy, and who enhance the lives of humans.
● We are committed to rescue and rehabilitation of companion animals.
● We are dedicated to the elimination of pain, fear and suffering in all animals.
WHO WE SERVE:
Located in Payson, Arizona the Humane Society of Central Arizona serves Gila County with a geographic area which includes the communities of Pine, Strawberry, Happy Jack, Whispering Pines, Fossil Creek, Rye, Gisela, Star Valley, Christopher Creek, Forest Lakes, and beyond. http://humanesocietycentralaz.org/index.html
Respect, Grace, Compassion & Love for the animals who share our journey
OUR MISSION:
● To provide shelter and compassionate care for animals who are lost, abandoned or homeless; and to ensure that animals who come into our care are nurtured in a loving space while healing from fear, physical or emotional trauma, mistreatment or loss of caregiver.
● To place animals into appropriate and loving homes through adoptions;
● To improve the lives of animals through education and example;
● To promote spay and neuter of companion animals;
OUR CORE VALUES:
● We respect animals as intelligent beings who possess emotions including unconditional love, happiness, fear, pain, sadness and joy, and who enhance the lives of humans.
● We are committed to rescue and rehabilitation of companion animals.
● We are dedicated to the elimination of pain, fear and suffering in all animals.
WHO WE SERVE:
Located in Payson, Arizona the Humane Society of Central Arizona serves Gila County with a geographic area which includes the communities of Pine, Strawberry, Happy Jack, Whispering Pines, Fossil Creek, Rye, Gisela, Star Valley, Christopher Creek, Forest Lakes, and beyond. http://humanesocietycentralaz.org/index.html
Mountain Girl Rescue
Mountain Girl Rescue is dedicated to ending suffering and the causes of suffering by facilitating a pathway to a new life for dogs at risk throughout Arizona primarily by providing transportation to a network of no-kill shelters and rescues dedicated to adopting them into permanent, forever homes.
https://www.facebook.com/MountainGirlTransportRescue
https://www.facebook.com/MountainGirlTransportRescue
The Fetch Foundation
The fetch Foundation is dedicated to saving lives in the animal and human communities through innovative strategies and unique programs that supports, equips, and trains first responders. We accomplish this mission by providing the life saving tools in “The FIDO BAG®” that is used by first responders to provide life saving intervention to family pets that are caught in a fire or other emergency situations. We want to see every fire truck and emergency vehicle in our nation equipped with a FIDO BAG®. We also work closely with other rescue organizations and shelters to identify dogs that have the potential to be trained to become Search and Service dogs or a therapy dog for veterans or people with disabilities.
The fetch Foundation was formed as a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization in February of 2010 in order to provide a safe place for homeless dogs that were neglected or abused. While networking with other rescue organizations and shelters, founder Marie Peck realized these K9(s) could have a career! By connecting the right dog with a veteran in need of companionship, these K9(s) would serve a purpose beyond what anyone imagined. About the same time, Peck’s association with the fire department spawned the idea of saving a pet’s life with very specialized tools which became The FIDO BAG®. Peck decided that she would offer the FIDO BAG®s to first responders across the US and invite the community members to support their fire stations and be a community hero!! http://www.thefetchfoundation.com/
The fetch Foundation was formed as a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization in February of 2010 in order to provide a safe place for homeless dogs that were neglected or abused. While networking with other rescue organizations and shelters, founder Marie Peck realized these K9(s) could have a career! By connecting the right dog with a veteran in need of companionship, these K9(s) would serve a purpose beyond what anyone imagined. About the same time, Peck’s association with the fire department spawned the idea of saving a pet’s life with very specialized tools which became The FIDO BAG®. Peck decided that she would offer the FIDO BAG®s to first responders across the US and invite the community members to support their fire stations and be a community hero!! http://www.thefetchfoundation.com/
Akita Advocates
Akita Advocates was started late in 2004 to help find homes for displaced Akitas. Since that time, we have rescued over 200 dogs and found new, loving homes for them. We are a very small group of dedicated volunteers for whom rescue is a full-time second job. However, we have a passion about helping dogs who cannot help themselves.
AARTA is a non-profit organization. We are members of CABRA (Coalition of All Breed Rescue AZ), PACC911 (an umbrella organization that sets up adoption events throughout the county), and are recognized as one of ACA’s rescue groups (Akita Club of America). All dogs are spayed/neutered, microchipped, licensed and have their required vaccinations before going into new homes. We provide medical care as needed, and have treated: bloat, entropian, hip dysplasia, Valley Fever, low thyroid, cancer and much more. For dogs that need manners, basic obedience commands are taught. We put out a quarterly newsletter to our adopters that carries articles about health, training, and events we participate in. http://www.akitaadvocates.com/
AARTA is a non-profit organization. We are members of CABRA (Coalition of All Breed Rescue AZ), PACC911 (an umbrella organization that sets up adoption events throughout the county), and are recognized as one of ACA’s rescue groups (Akita Club of America). All dogs are spayed/neutered, microchipped, licensed and have their required vaccinations before going into new homes. We provide medical care as needed, and have treated: bloat, entropian, hip dysplasia, Valley Fever, low thyroid, cancer and much more. For dogs that need manners, basic obedience commands are taught. We put out a quarterly newsletter to our adopters that carries articles about health, training, and events we participate in. http://www.akitaadvocates.com/
