Animal Shelters

Our goal at Tranquility Trail is to save, rehabilitate, and place every animal that comes to us in a forever home.

Unwanted, abused, and abandoned animals can find a permanent home at Great Spirit Animal Sanctuary. Due of their past circumstances, none of the animals are up for adoption.

A request for assistance was sent to Phoenix, Arizona's (Maricopa County) Saving Paws Rescue via email on January 31, 2013, saying that many German Shepherds were in urgent need of assistance. The property was on more than 300 acres in the middle of the desert in La Paz County. The GSDs were reportedly living in appalling conditions, and it was claimed that the breeder had been booted off the site. In the end, 26 German Shepherds were saved by SPR.

Animal rescue organization Living the Dream Rescue is non-profit, foster-based, and focuses on active rescue operations and helping animals in need. The total experience of our volunteers exceeds 100 years! Our goal is to assist animals through adoption, rehabilitation, and rescue.

Our facility is committed to helping animals that have been abandoned, turned in, or gone missing within the boundaries of the city as well as in Cochise County find new homes. Together with the City of Benson, we maintain our shelter via community support and donations.

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.

A 501(c)3 non-profit animal healing sanctuary called Animal Guardian Network (AGN) was established in 2009 and is situated in Camp Verde, Arizona. We offer rehabilitative therapy and life-saving care to neglected animals. Special needs animals get lifelong hospice care at our sanctuary. We serve as a haven for those whom no one else will protect.

Based in Mesa, Arizona, Ghost Town Canine Rescue is a dog rescue organization. We are a 501(c)(3) nonprofit made up of a compassionate group of people who are committed to showing dogs in need love and care and finding them loving homes.

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.

A 501(c)3 nonprofit group called Edwell Farm Rescue Inc. is dedicated to the rescue, adoption, and rehabilitation of herding dogs, as well as the occasional hound.