About

 
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Mission

We envision a future where no animal is left behind due to limitations of knowledge, space, or resources.

Vision

To create a world where no pet dies without having someone advocate for their quality of life throughout their life’s journey.

Values

Advocacy: Serving as a powerful voice to improve animals’ quality of life.

 

Collaboration: Creating and cultivating relationships with our local law enforcement agencies, animal protection agencies, veterinarians, and community.

 

Leadership: Prioritizing animal well-being using trusted scientific guidance.

 

Meet Paul🐾 Paul a silly little dude! Frenchies are all little weirdos and he fits the bill. He makes friends with everyone he meets, and would love if you would play ball with him. #frenchbulldog #frenchbulldogs #frenchbulldogsofinstagram #french
Anybody that has had a horse colic knows they are in trouble when the buddy horse has produced 3 piles and the one on fluids has produced NONE. I walked around the corner and came back to this beauty. It’s going to be a long night….
Who needs an incredible before and after? I am posting Spots “after” picture first because his “before” photos are pretty graphic. Please do not swipe if you do not want to see graphic photos. Unfortunately Spots story is not
Toast came from a California shelter, needs a little bit of TLC could use the village. His ears have had chronic ear infections along with hematoma that will never properly handled which made his ears shrivel up, and that is something we cannot fix,
Taking in an animal in Fleurs condition is a huge group undertaking. The concerned people who found her, those who donated to save her, to her transporter who was OK with driving in the opposite direction to a veterinarian to provide emergency medica
I don’t think we ever shared Dakotas (on the right) story. Dakota was brought into an animal shelter after a mom found her young son hiding her in his room for days. The shelter contacted us because they wanted the little boy to know she was sa
Operation gremlin is complete! We ended up taking six and we were concerned that this girl had a dislocated femur. A huge thank you to Dr. Monica for always making time for us! She was able to reduce the dislocation and placed an ehmer sling in the
Well, I guess they named him grinch for a reason but I think we can soften him up a little bit and we will start off with a neuter tomorrow 💉 Thank you @j9doestranspo for doing such a wonderful job bringing all of these guys to us safely!
I hope that are my lifetime I will get to see our shelters not be inundated with dogs from irresponsible owners until then we hustle to do right by some of those dogs. We are asking for transport for at least two medical dogs from Phoenix to Hereford