Casa Grande Animal Care and Adoption Center

A private, nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization called Valley Humane Society takes in close to 2,000 abandoned animals every year. VHS creatures are given to us by owners who are unable to care for them and by local animal control organizations.

A group of locals and animal lovers make up Pinal County Animal Care & Control. We work hard to safeguard domestic animals in Pinal County, provide for our pet owner community, and maintain public security.

A nonprofit organization called Central Arizona Animal Rescue (CAAR) is committed to the general welfare, sheltering, and placement of animals as well as the reduction of animal abuse and overpopulation. It also promotes humane treatment of animals through education and involvement in other animal welfare issues.

Help A Dog Smile is a 501(c)3 non-profit Arizona corporation, or HADS as we affectionately refer to it. At kill shelters across the state, we find loving homes for stray dogs and dogs that are on euthanasia lists.

Our organization's motto is "No Mom Left Behind" at Arf-Anage Dog Rescue. We specialize on mothers and young animals from Navajo reservations as well as nearby animal shelters. We also assist with owner-rendered puppies, "accidental" litters, or the last puppy in a litter that someone "couldn't get rid of" when foster homes are available.

Whether they were rescued from the euthanasia list, were homeless, or had been abandoned, we are committed to rescuing and rehoming creatures in need. We are fully run by volunteers and foster parents who are committed to caring for our animals.