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The mission of the Apache Junction Police Department's Animal Control Division is to provide service to the community in as professional, efficient, and courteous a manner as possible. Our mission is to protect the public from animal-inflicted injuries, t ...
Arizona Animal Rescue and Sanctuary is a 501(c)(3) non-profit, all volunteer organization. Our network consists of experienced rescue people who were previously doing rescue independently and realize the benefits of joining together and combining resource ...
AZ C.A.R.E. is a 501(c)3 rescue located in Queen Creek, Arizona, working toward a home-like setting for rescue animals. Will also provide exotic rescue for exotic felines. Come and see our furry friends and our current news!
The Arizona Collie Clan is an organization dedicated to the betterment and well being of the collie.
Arizona Feline Network is dedicated to facilitating the rescue and adoption of abandoned kittens and adult cats. We also maintain a small group of Special Needs cats and offer them for adoption to loving homes. Our website features a rescue e-list from th ...
AZPyrs rescues pure bred Great Pyrenees throughout the state of Arizona. Care is taken to provide complete medical treatment for abused or injured Pyrenees, including heartworm testing and Valley Fever testing.
APARN is a non-profit, all-volunteer 501c3 organization dedicated to the rescue and placement of the pug breed. APARN s mission is to see that no pug in Arizona be put to sleep due to lack of shelter space, age or health problems.
Arizona Retriever Rescue (AZRR) is a 501(c)3 Corporation. AZRR was founded January 1, 2006 with the primary purpose of rescuing and re-homing Golden and Flat-coated Retrievers in the State of Arizona. The mission of AZRR is to provide veterinary care, com ...
ASHRA is an Arizona state-wide Siberian Husky rescue organization with volunteers in the Phoenix area, Flagstaff, and Tucson. We work with several other agencies around the state as well. For immediate assistance in Southern Arizona, you can also call the ...
For the past eight years Aussie Rescue in Arizona has helped approximately 600 dogs, and each year the numbers grow larger.
