Adoptable pets from Arizona Humane Society, Maricopa County and Arizona Small Dog Rescue (5/8/24)
Want to save the life of a shelter pet and bring a new best friend into your home? There are hundreds of adoptable cats and dogs awaiting a new home. Here are some of the pets waiting for a forever family at Maricopa County Animal Care and Control, Arizona Humane Society, and Arizona Small Dog Rescue.
Shelly and Stewart - azsmalldog.org/adopt/Photo by: AZSDR
Reggie | 5 year old | 53 lbs | male | ID # A4926694 | Reggie's independent nature is only matched by his charm! He loves exploring his surroundings, eating treats, and receiving plenty of neck scratches. Reggie will go home neutered, vaccinated and microchipped! Visit Maricopa.gov/Pets to find your new best friend today!Photo by: MCACC
Dixon - https://www.azhumane.org/adopt/#A769901Photo by: AHS
Meet Whisk, a 6-year-old American Pit Bull Terrier mix with a heart of gold. Whisk found herself at the Arizona Humane Society in March after being rescued by our Field Team. She was confiscated from her previous owner who would physically abuse her and treat her how no animal should ever be treated. Once admitted to our trauma hospital, Whisk was examined for any internal injuries that she may have sustained but was thankfully found to be in good health.Aside from the discovery of two benign masses, Whisk is a fit and fun girl who loves to meet new people and is always on her best behavior. She's low maintenance and prefers the slow, simple pleasures of life, making her the perfect addition to any calm household. All Whisk wants is the chance for someone to appreciate how loyal and sweet she really is. If Whisk sounds like the girl for you, come meet her at our South Mountain campus or learn more at azhumane.org/adopt.Photo by: AHS
Bailey | 2 years old | 44 pounds | female | ID # A4952657 | Bailey is a shy, timid dog, but she won't be afraid to try and give you kisses once you earn her trust. She would do best in home that will go slow with her and give her time to decompress. Bailey will go home spayed, vaccinated and microchipped. Visit Maricopa.gov/Pets to find your new best friend today!Photo by: MCACC
Godiva - https://www.azhumane.org/adopt/#A773653Photo by: AHS
Barry | 7 years old | 60 pounds | male | ID # A4516904 | Barry is a polite, playful pup who can't wait to find a home. He likes to spend his time in the play yard exploring and sniffing around, but when he's done, he'll run right up to you for some pets. Barry will go home neutered, vaccinated and microchipped! Visit Maricopa.gov/Pets to find your new best friend today!Photo by: MCACC
Marshall | 5 years old | 54 lbs | male | ID # A4909437 | Marshall is a calm and affection dog who enjoys nestling his head in your lap for pets. He has been described as a gentle dog who loves to explore new places. Marshall will go home neutered, vaccinated, and microchipped. Visit Maricopa.gov/Pets to find your new best friend today!Photo by: MCACC
Nate - https://www.azhumane.org/adopt/#A772745Photo by: AHS
Lala | 3 years old | 69 pounds | female | ID # A4665203 | Lala is a smart and playful girl who loves belly rubs and cuddling with her people! This volunteer favorite is potty trained, crate trained and knows commands including sit, down, wait and stay. Lala will go home spayed, vaccinated and microchipped! Visit Maricopa.gov/Pets to find your new best friend today!Photo by: MCACC
Somoh | 10 years old | 99 pounds | male | ID # A4952470 | This sweet senior has been described as a gentle, low-energy dog with a curious nature. He doesn't seem to know any commands, but he makes up for it with his affectionate personality! Somoh will go home neutered, vaccinated and microchipped. Visit Maricopa.gov/Pets to find your new best friend today!Photo by: MCACC
Meet Gladys, a 7-year-old German Shepherd mix who has been in the Arizona Humane Society's care since January. She was transferred to our South Mountain Campus from a local emergency animal clinic after a Good Samaritan found her aimlessly wandering the streets as a stray. Once in our trauma hospital, veterinarians discovered that Gladys' vision was impaired, and she was suffering from hip dysplasia. With official medical disclosures for dry eye and pannus, an inflammatory autoimmune disease of the cornea, it has been determined that Gladys will need continued treatment to prolong her vision and ensure she's living comfortably. But this sweet girl is more than worth the effort.Gladys has been nothing but friendly to all of the staff members and volunteers who work with her at the shelter and is a pro at walking on a leash. She recently went on a Dog Field Trip, and we learned that she loves car rides, too! She has gotten a little stressed throughout the 5 long months she's been in our care, but that's only because she is so eager to finally meet her forever family. Come down to our South Mountain Campus to say hello or learn more at azhumane.org/adopt.Photo by: AHS
Chipmunk - https://www.azhumane.org/adopt/#A769090Photo by: AHS
Luna - https://www.azhumane.org/adopt/#A710096Photo by: AHS
Chicken Nugget - azsmalldog.org/adopt/Photo by: AZSDR
Yam - azsmalldog.org/adopt/Photo by: AZSDR
Lana - https://www.azhumane.org/adopt/#A767351Photo by: AHS
Bruiser - azsmalldog.org/adopt/Photo by: AZSDR
Gravy - azsmalldog.org/adopt/Photo by: AZSDR