Phoenix Feral Friends www.thefoundationforhomelesscats.org

Piggie Poo Rescue www.piggypoo.org

Poverty's Pets  www.povertyspets.org

Racing Home Greyhound Adoption www.racinghome.info

Rascally Rabbit Rescue www.rascallyrabbitrescue.org

R.E.S.C.U.E. www.azrescue.org

Rescue a Golden of Arizona www.golden-retriever.org

Safe Haven for Animals www.azshfa.org

Small Paws Rescue www.smallpawsrescue.org

Soft Touch Animal Rescue www.pets2homes.org

Southwest Collie Rescue  www.nmcollierescue.com

Starting Over Animal Rescue 602.993.9393

Sun Cities 4 Paw Rescue www.4pawsrescue.org

Sun City Animal Rescue www.sunvalleypets.org

Tranquility Trail Rescue and Sanctuary   www.tranquilitytrail.org

Valley Dogs www.valleydogs.org

Valley of the Sun Giant Schnauzer Rescue www.vsgiantschnauzerrescue.org

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DogsInDanger.com is a nonprofit national shelter outreach program at the forefront of a grassroots movement trying to help shelters save the lives of millions of innocent dogs.

A NATIONAL TRAGEDY
We are a nation of dog lovers. Then why is it that the shelters that are expected to provide these animals with a second chance at life are instead being forced to euthanize them?

Shelters are the last line for millions of innocent dogs. The public has no idea of the magnitude of this national tragedy. The sad reality is that over four million dogs are killed each year in shelters. Why, in a country of dog lovers, are so many dogs homeless? Because their families abandon them, for reasons like job change, divorce and new baby… and most shelters don’t have the necessary programs to get the dogs the exposure they need to find new homes. Shelters find homes for many dogs, but millions are euthanized. For far too long we have been told there is no other way.

AND A REASON FOR HOPE
DogsInDanger.com believes in the power of compassion, and that Americans would do more to help and adopt shelter dogs, if only they knew how many dogs shelters were forced to euthanize. We also believe that shelters don’t really want to euthanize dogs, if they had any other option. Simply put, we have chosen a path of technology as a means of connecting these scared, abandoned shelter dogs with the loving homes they deserve. As a nonprofit organization, we seek no other gain except for the happiness we see in the face of a dog as he faithfully walks out through the shelter doors, in perfect step with his loving new family.

It may be uncomfortable for some to see lists of names and photos of dogs scheduled to be euthanized, but, the truth is uncomfortable. By making it personal, we believe more people will be compelled to help these dogs. Thus dogsindanger.com refuses to present a sanitized version of the truth. Our ultimate goal is to see a day where healthy and treatable animals are no longer killed by their most trusted friends.

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Looking for a specific breed rescue that is not listed here?

Check out Animals in Need at Best Friends Network: Connecting people through kindness to animals


Check out the Coalition of All Breed Rescue of Arizona (CABRA)*.

*Please note, not all rescues listed in CABRA are PACC911 partners.



And check out Maddie's Projects in Maricopa County at
www.commonpaws.org




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Wildlife Rescue Groups (FYI, listed below are not PACC partners)

Southwest Wildlife 480-471-9109, 24-hour pager: 602-340-2303     large mammals

Arizona Covey (Jeannie Garrett) 602-996-1934               quail, killdeer

East Valley Wildlife 480-814-9339               songbirds, waterfowl, rabbits, squirrels

Wild At Heart (Sam Fox) 480-595-5047               birds of prey

Adobe Mountain 623-582-9806               native birds

Liberty Wildlife 480-998-5550               native birds

Ruth Scott 480-483-0130               rabbits and squirrels

Ginny Thome 480-816-9095; cell: 480-227-6284               rabbits and squirrels

Lorna Swiggers 928-541-9202               rabbits and squirrels

Barbara Buckelman 480-661-0384               squirrels

Phoenix Herpetological Society 602-550-1090               reptiles

Critter Control 602-569-2360     humane trapping, for a fee

fallenfeathers.org at 623-533-2348 for any birds