Lifeline Oro Valley Animal Rescue

More animals are being saved now than at any other time in our history, but our mission isn't complete until every dog and cat has the opportunity to experience love and companionship in a secure home. With these four simple steps, anyone may aid in the lifesaving of animals.

Every adoptable animal is guaranteed a home in a shelter that offers adoption guarantees. Animals are only put to death if they are in extreme pain and have no chance of recovery.

Since 1944, the Humane Society of Southern Arizona has saved more than a million animals. We accept animals from all around Southern Arizona, helping smaller shelters by taking in animals that are difficult to place and animals with critical medical needs—animals that might not otherwise have a shot at life.

With an annual intake of 17,000 pets and a service area of 35,000 cats, dogs, and other animals, Pima Animal Care Center is Southern Arizona's biggest animal services organization. PACC has hundreds of creatures, including puppies, kittens, dogs, cats, and small animals, that are up for adoption or foster care. Follow PACC on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram.

In Tucson, Arizona, there is a No-Kill cat shelter called PAWSitively Cats. From July 7, 2010, we are a 501(c)3 public charity. To the fullest extent permitted by law, contributions made to PAWSitively Cats are tax deductible.

Cats in need are housed, protected, and cared for at the Hermitage No-Kill Cat Shelter and Sanctuary. Every cat is adoptable in our eyes, and we think they all deserve to live happy, healthy lives.