Rescues dogs and cats from people who must move and cannot find another way to care for their pets, and adopts them into properly screened homes. Offers pet food, litter, and other items to owners who are experiencing financial hardship. Temporarily fosters pets for people forced to move due to foreclosure or eviction until they can be reunited.

Helps people humanely trap feral, homeless, and stray cats, neuters them, and returns them to where they were found. Offers community outreach and educational programs about cat overpopulation. Offers reduced rate spay/neuter services, vaccines, and microchipping for cats and dogs.

Provides shelter for lost and stray animals, adoption services including counseling, pet surrender, dog licensing, rabies vaccinations, and microchipping.

Provides dinner weekly at Mountain Park Health Clinic parking lot in Tempe for people experiencing homelessness. Offers clothing and hygiene items. Helps with obtaining IDs, resume writing, and getting people into detoxification and rehabilitation programs.

Provides pet food and supplies to veterans and disaster victims from single family home fires and community-wide disasters in Arizona. Distributes pet food to nonprofit agency rescues.

Enforces laws associated with domestic and wild animals to protect the public, including the investigation of complaints of vicious dogs. Shelters stray and unwanted animals and adopts them into properly screened homes.

Receives and shelters lost, unwanted, and owner-released animals. Offers those animals for adoption. Website provides list and photos of available animals. Also offers pet euthanasia and cremation. Maintains pet food pantry for owners in need. Sells pet supplies.

Provides a day center and overnight shelter for individuals that identify as female or non-binary who are homeless. Offers breakfast, clothing, pet food, personal hygiene supplies, and shower and laundry facilities, and help applying and paying for identification documents. Case workers are available to provide referrals to additional services. Center is pet-friendly. Also offers a warming center in the winter.

Provides assistance dogs to children and adults who have disabilities. Includes service dogs for adults with physical disabilities; hearing dogs for adults who are hearing impaired; skilled canine companion dogs to help children and adults with physical or developmental disabilities under the guidance of a facilitator; and facility dogs who are paired with rehabilitation professionals, caregivers, and educators to improve the mental, physical or emotional health of those in their care. Special program for veterans with PTSD.

Provides shelter for lost, unwanted or abandoned animals. Places pets into homes by adoption. Offers pet lost and found service.

Provides emergency shelter for single adult men and women who are experiencing homelessness and their pets. Services for clients include case management, employment assistance, and referrals to additional services.

Provides a full range of services for animals and pet owners, including adoptions, dog behavior training, and low-cost veterinary wellness care including vaccinations for dogs and cats. Rescues, rehabilitates, and re-homes 4,000 dogs and cats abandoned or surrendered by their owners. Provides shelter support opportunities through volunteering, adopting, fostering, and donating.

Rescues, rehabilitates, and releases injured, sick, and orphaned wild animals. Includes owls, hawks, eagles, javelinas, coyotes, large and small mammals, and reptiles.

Breed-specific member rescues take in and adopt out purebred dogs of their breed to screened adopters. Conducts microchip and vaccination clinics in Phoenix.

Provides foster care for companion animals whose owners are experiencing a crisis. The crisis may be domestic violence, homelessness, incarceration, mental or physical illness, or natural disaster; when ended, the owner will be reunited with their companion animal. Includes cats, dogs, birds, ferrets, fish, pocket pets, rabbits, reptiles, snakes, tarantulas, etc. Animals must be spayed/neutered and current on all shots. Dogs must be licensed. Does not allow owner visits, but encourages phone calls.

Offers men's transitional housing program, food and clothing pantry, mobile clinic, and cooling centers for people in need located in Tucson.

Provides animal shelter for dogs and cats. Picks up injured or stray animals; arranges animal adoptions. Sells dog licenses, provides rabies vaccination clinics, and low-cost pet spay/neutering. Also offers public education.

Maintains a no-kill shelter for cats. Rescues cats from shelters, and places them for adoption in properly screened homes. Provides trap-neuter-return resources for feral cats. Also provides community outreach and summer programs for children.

Provides a full range of services for animals and pet owners, including adoptions, dog behavior training, and low-cost veterinary wellness care including vaccinations for dogs and cats. Rescues, rehabilitates, and re-homes 4,000 dogs and cats abandoned or surrendered by their owners. Provides shelter support opportunities through volunteering, adopting, fostering, and donating.

Provides shelter for lost and stray animals, adoption services including counseling, pet surrender, dog licensing, rabies vaccinations, and microchipping.

Provides shelter for lost, unwanted or abandoned animals. Offers pets for adoption.

Provides monthly emergency food boxes. Occasionally offers diapers, basic hygiene items, and pet food when available.

Provides weekly breakfast and first aid clinic for people in need. Also provides clothing, pet food and supplies, and referrals for housing and other services.

Provides animal shelter and adoption, reduced cost spay/neuter clinics, reduced cost cat/dog vaccinations, and free pet food for those in need. Accepts animal surrenders.