We adopted two dogs from Mini Mighty Mutts. Both dogs we love very much. They had some medical…read moreissues that the rescue handled before adoption. Considering that, plus they were both spayed and neutered, had their shots, and microchipped, the adoption fee is very reasonable. Also they did a home visit to make sure the dogs got along with our other dogs and cats. So much better than just bringing a dog home only to find out it hates cats or is not housetrained! The whole group has been helpful when we had training questions. One of he best small dog rescues in Arizona.

We adopted Maddie from Mini Mighty Mutts. She is one of the best dogs I ever had. They really…read moreknow there dogs and will pair the right dog to your situation. Adoption process was great and I highly recommend them.

I met Danielle at the Phoenix farmers market one morning. She is so smart because she had some of…read moreher dogs there with "adopt me" bandanas. Boyfriend and I stumbled upon them and saw this pretty white mutt and both went "we like her!". Danielle and he team encouraged us to play with the dogs and get to know them. We have been wanting a dog but were apprehensive because we have two older cats. Danielle told us about the foster to adopt program she has where you can take the dog for a bit and see I'd they are a good fit. Our dogs name was Cupcake because that's what danielle and her team named her when they rescued her. Anyway we brought puppy home and she she fit right in. She was intrigued by the cats but not very aggressive. She was a good girl. Danielle said she was up to date on her shots and everything including being spayed. After a week we told Danielle that we wanted to keep the dog and that we renamed her Milly. We were in love and Danielle was extremely happy. This is how awesome Danielle and her team are: they actually didn't have room to rescue Milly, but because she was so sweet and Danielle knew she would make someone very happy, she took her in anyway. Danielle is so passionate about her work and she enjoys it so much. Please adopt! These animals just want to be loved and need a little TLC and patience. Help support a group like A Dog's Tale because they and the dogs deserve it!!

Great NO KILL shelter. This location has older and big dogs. Staff is friendly. The kennels are…read moreclean and the pups have clean warm beds music playing food and toys. A lot of sponsored adoptions available so there are some dogs whose adoption fees are waived/pre paid. They have openings for volunteers and fosters. Vet clinic open to the public on Saturdays for shot clinics. 501c org Donate here. Adopt don't shop.

Genuinely one of the worst vets we have ever been to. Not…read moreonly will they not give us our "appointment holding deposit" back. The fact that when we arrived at our PAID time slot of our appointment we had to wait FOURTY minutes to be seen. You don't even go back with your pet to comfort or verify that they actually receive treatment. Very rude emails and completely disregarding questions should have been our first red flag of this place. Do not entrust your precious animals lives with this company!

I will never mark down a dog shelter that's only desire is to allow adoption of shelter dogs. It is…read morea business that is sad to look at but due society and the believe a living dog is a throwaway animal very necessary. And I back them 1000% as I do all legit animal shelters. However, in my opinion (AND IT IS JUST MY OPINION); their regulations of not allowing a current dog in a home to meet at the kennel with a possible future adoption dog; is not good for people and/or a dog they might be considering. Not everyone lives close to the shelter, some would have to travel close to 100 miles and great and meet with the dogs has always worked great for me and all my shelter dogs I have adopted in my lifetime. They do stress you have x-number of days to return, but a return can be cut down with a meet and great to get an idea of how the dogs will react. Yes, it could happen the current dog will have a problem with a new dog in a home that had no problem with the meet on neutral ground, but that never happened to me, or in fact, anyone I know who has added a shelter dog to their home with their current dog. However, it is their policy, and hopefully, more can live it, than area like me. Therefore, as I noted I have to give it five stars for doing what they do when homeless dogs. So, if you want a great breed; Rescue is the best and good luck. These homeless dogs deserve a home of their own and to be spoiled.

One week ago I met Cameron Pike , events coordinator. He brought with him…read more4 Rescue Dogs. I deliberated and chose Sookie A striking Brown & White long legged Sheep Dog?? In just One Week we have become the best of friends I subscribe to their MARICOPA COUNTY NEWSLETTER. Great tips on training and raising your RESCUE

This is a great organization. They take amazing care of their dogs and work hard to find…read moreappropriate permanent homes for them. Jamie is really good with dogs, and people too. Through her we met the most wonderful, sweetest dog, Lisa. On a home visit, we learned that our dog unfortunately needs to be an only dog, but Lisa is so cute, funny and easy going, and will make a very sweet and fun pet for a lucky someone! Highly recommend Rockstar Rescue!

The work that the caring people at Rockstar canine rescue and sanctuary do is absolutely amazing!…read moreThey go above and beyond to rescue and care for dogs in need. You can tell that they really care and want to help these poor babies get healthy and find their forever homes. These animals are so blessed to have these angels in their corner.

I went to the Paws + Reflect Puppy Yoga Series hosted by Almost There Rescue and it was absolutely…read moreamazing. It was basically 90% puppies and 10% yoga, but honestly, the puppies stole the show. My kids begged to take one home (we didn't), but we all had so much fun snuggling, playing, and forgetting about everything else for a bit. I would go back in a heartbeat--and now I'm dreaming of having my 40th birthday there!

I was a foster for this mom + pups rescue and absolutely loved it. They provide all the supplies…read moreyou will need, from supplies, food, crates, and toys. A vet is also available on-call for fosters, and can be texted with questions anytime. I loved the 2 boxers that were adopted the first day, after I returned them from foster. Such a special place!

Lisa is a wonderful human being. We needed a couple of NHV items for our very ill cat. She went out…read moreof her way to FedEx the items so we can get them the next day. Thank you so much Lisa

We were looking for kittens when our adult children moved out with their cats. These ladies were…read moreamazing to work with and you could tell right away that they truly loved the animals and their first consideration was for their well being. This love is reflected back to us from our kittens because they were so well cared for. Everything about our experience was positive and we enjoyed getting to know Lisa and Ariella and we will stay in touch with them so they know their babies are enjoying their new home. Great job Ladies!

I was going to go in to look at possible adoptions. Just riding by this place was very disturbing…read more Terrible accommodations for the dogs. Tiny pens covered with dilapidated pieces of debris. One poor Shepard was jumping to the top of his pen hitting his head every time. Horrible and so sad. I didn't see any type of yard either, where the dogs could be walked. I could smell dog feces from my car! Stay far from this place. I can't believe the state allows them to operate.

I adopted a small dog from this organization recently, and am very grateful to them for the work…read morethey are doing. What I observed there are people who are working tirelessly to remove dogs from kill shelters, accept owner surrenders, and give these dogs a chance to be adopted. Yes, I smelled pee (because dogs pee!). This is a place that has so many dogs and limited resources. I believe it is run with what is available, and with trying to save the overwhelming number of homeless and neglected dogs. The little dog I adopted was cared about by Connie and her team, and the communication with me was excellent!

Many who are leaving less than stellar reviews do not fully understand how the organization is most…read moreeffective. Yes, we all want animals to have forever homes but that simply isn't always possible. An organization must maintain a focus and this organization has done that beautifully. I have volunteered at the shelter and see how much investment they make in maintaining it and keeping things clean and the animals comfortable. I have used the associated veterinary services next door and have found them caring, competent, and less expensive than many, and I have gotten dozens TNR'd through their discount program. Like any organization, it has its glitches but please don't slam them because they don't comply with your individual ideals. Btw, according to numerous articles about cats, they don't understand the concept of homelessness. They don't think they are homeless, just free and living life as it should be. We can always help make it easier for them through feeding and TNR but, otherwise, they are generally content. If you want to make this organization better VOLUNTEER!!!

Celia is not a good fit for this organization. She is so rude. She even answered what she ASSUMED…read moremy question was before I finished my sentence a couple of times. I had the misfortune of dealing with her a couple of years ago as well. I was advised numerous complaints had been received about her unprofessionalism and unfortunately again this week. Time to grow up Celia and take the chip off your shoulder. People are trying to assist animals in need. Not deal with your childish attitude. Do better...

My best friend sighed up to be a councilor there. She was so excited since she loved attending the…read moreprogram last year. I am extremely disappointed that I am leaving this review, they refused her of her medicine that she has to take at the same time every day and when she explained that they said she'll be fine. She did tell them after that is not how her medication works and they kicked her out of camp. For an "all inclusive camp" this isn't very inclusive.