Adoptable Pets

Clint is a charming two-year-old Chihuahua mix weighing just 12 pounds, but don’t let his small size fool you. He’s bursting with personality! Affectionate and people-oriented, Clint loves to snuggle and will happily wiggle his way into your lap. His playful side shines when he gets the zoomies, darting around like an adorable little fur missile. He enjoys toys, especially his beloved green squeaky toy, which provides him endless entertainment. Clint is highly treat-motivated and eager to please, making training a fun and rewarding experience. While he has no food-guarding tendencies, he can be a bit wary of other dogs and may bark at them. He thrives on human companionship and would love a home where he can soak up all the love and attention. Clint’s $225 adoption fee includes neutering, vaccinations, microchipping, and a wellness visit at Phoenix Mountain Animal Hospital. Meet him during adoption hours, Thursday through Saturday, 11:00 am – 4:00 pm, by calling 602-971-1334. View full description »

Say “Hello” to an incredible pup named Coach, a 4-year-old Lab mix who’s on the lookout for his forever home. If you’re in search of a loving companion who will fill your life with joy and laughter, Coach just might be your perfect match! Coach is the kind of dog who knows how to give you all the feels. With his big, expressive eyes and gentle demeanor, he’ll melt your heart in no time. Coach is also an outdoor enthusiast! He loves going for walks and will make an excellent hiking buddy. He walks at a nice pace, checks in with you frequently, and is always up for exploring new trails. Imagine the adventures you could share! While Coach is incredibly loving, he does have some unique needs that his future owner should be aware of. He can be protective over his humans and his space, so it’s important to have an owner who is comfortable taking the lead and setting clear boundaries. With his tendency to resource guard people, he would do best in a home without small children. Coach will also need to be the only pet, he prefers all the love to himself. If you think you might be the right fit for this special boy, reach out to Home Fur Good. Coach’s adoption fee is $225, including spaying/neutering, vaccinations, microchipping, and a free wellness visit at Phoenix Mountain Animal Hospital. Come by Thursday-Saturday, 11:00 am-4:00 pm, by appointment. Call 602-971-1334 or email info@homefurgood.org to meet Coach! View full description »

Kingston was adopted 3/2018 & is in search of a new home due to not adjusting well to a growing toddler. He needs to find a calm home where he can thrive and relax. King is well trained with basic commands, can walk on a leash (though sometimes doesn’t want to leave home), and is potty trained. He’s a loving companion that loves to play with toys, chew on bones, play wrestle, and loves a good butt scratch. He will do best in a home without small children, other dogs, or cats. He’s 7.5 years old and has always been an anxious boy that gets spooked easily, but is a happy and chill pup when he’s comfortable. He’s neutered, microchipped and up-to-date on all vaccines. To manage some skin allergies, Kingston takes allergy medication and eats food without chicken/grain. Please text or call Melissa at 602-882-5255 if you’re interested in Kingston. View full description »

Egbert is a charming two-year-old, 22-pound Spaniel mix with a winning personality. He quickly becomes your best friend, wiggling with joy whenever he meets someone new. Egbert thrives on affection and has a natural gift for spreading happiness. He’s a smart and courageous pupper who had no problem figuring out what to do on Run Buddy, the mobile dog gym. He is treat-motivated and would respond well to training. His gentle nature and warm personality make him an ideal companion for individuals and families alike. Egbert gets along well with other dogs, adding to his easygoing charm. Egbert has male pseudohermaphroditism (MPH). This is a condition where the dog has XY chromosomes and testes, but the external genitalia appear feminine, and the internal reproductive tract may be incompletely masculinized. It has no impact on the dog’s longevity or quality of life. Egbert is a part of our Guardian Angel program, which means his $350 adoption fee helps support other rescues in need. This higher fee goes toward the care of animals with medical or behavioral challenges or those awaiting homes for extended periods. adoption fee includes neutering, age-appropriate vaccinations, microchipping, and a free wellness visit at Phoenix Mountain Animal Hospital. To meet this delightful pup, schedule an appointment during adoption hours, Thursday-Saturday from 11:00 am to 4:00 pm, by calling 602-971-1334. View full description »

Meet Finch, a six-month-old, 34-pound Golden Retriever mix who’s still growing and ready to bring boundless joy into your home! Finch is a lively and energetic pup who greets life with enthusiasm. He’s playful, curious, and always eager for a new adventure. True to his puppy nature, Finch is a bouncy bundle of joy who loves squeaky toys and enjoys chewing on Nylabones. He’s also quite smart. He already knows how to sit and shake, and he’s sure to thrive in a puppy training class where he can learn even more. Finch is friendly and outgoing. He quickly becomes buddies with everyone he meets. He’s learning to walk on a leash, though he still has a little zigzag in his step. He may enjoy having a canine companion, given a proper introduction. With his loving nature and playful spirit, Finch has all the qualities of a wonderful family dog. Finch is a Guardian Angel dog with an adoption fee of $400. These higher fees help offset the costs of caring for rescues with special medical or behavioral needs or those who stay with us longer. Adoption fees include spaying/neutering, vaccinations, microchipping, and a free wellness visit at Phoenix Mountain Animal Hospital. Adoption hours are Thursday-Saturday, 11:00 am-4:00 pm, by appointment. Call 602-971-1334 to meet Finch and see if he’s your perfect match! View full description »

Meet Gisele, a four-year-old English Bulldog with adorable wrinkles and a loving personality. Weighing in at 31 pounds, Gisele may have arrived at Home Fur Good thin and neglected, but her resilient spirit shines through. Despite her challenging past, Gisele’s enthusiasm for life is evident in the happy wiggle of her posterior as she eagerly approaches anyone willing to share a moment with her. She melts your heart with her gentle demeanor. This sweet doggo is a social butterfly, and she basks in the warmth of human companionship. Gisele has a penchant for affection. She’ll gladly lean on you, accepting scritches and pets with obvious gratitude. Her favorite pastime is chasing and fetching stuffed toys. She pounces on the toy and trots back with the cutest booty wiggle you’ll ever see! Although Gisele is a people-pleaser, she is not a fan of other dogs. She’d love to be the only pet in her forever home. Gisele has an inherited skin condition called Color Dilation Alopecia which causes her to have dry skin and spots of hair loss. There is no cure, but the condition can be managed with medication if she has flare-ups. For those who fall in love with Gisele, her adoption fee of $225 covers essential services such as spaying/neutering, age-appropriate vaccinations, microchipping, and even a complimentary wellness visit at Phoenix Mountain Animal Hospital. Don't miss the chance to welcome this delightful doggo into your home. To arrange a meeting with Gisele, call 602-971-1334. Home Fur Good’s adoption hours are Thursday to Saturday from 11:00 am to 4:00 pm. View full description »

Are you perfect? No? Neither is Guinness! You guys have so much in common already. Guinness is an active and smart little guy who love, love, LOVES his toys. He's a pro at fetch and will "sit" on command if you reward him with another throw. He enjoys attention and pets from those he knows and trusts. It takes awhile for Guinness to get to know new people. He can be nervous in new situations and would do best in an adult-only home without a lot of commotion or visitors. Are you the kind of person that enjoys a routine? So is Guinness! A structured lifestyle is Guinness' dream. Guinness has some behavioral issues that will be best handled with an experienced dog family. Let's just get it all out there- Guinness has been known to bite and we aren't always sure of his triggers. We have discovered that food/treats can definitely be a trigger. He gets hyper-focused on the snack bag, and if you try to cut him off before he's had his fill... well, he may make a snack out of your fingers instead. Guinness does tolerate other calm and polite dogs, so long as they don't try to steal his toys; we get it, we don't like to share either! Guinness also does not appreciate when another dog gets all up in his biz by sniffing too invasively, or trying to get him to play. He could potentially do well in a home with another dog, provided that dog recognizes when to let Guinness have his alone time, and YOU are dedicated to close supervision during interactions between animals. Besides toys, Guinness also enjoys walks around the neighborhood, and walks great on leash. He is an energetic guy and would love to be active with you! So is he perfect? Nope. But do we love him anyway? Yep! Guinness is looking for someone to love him just the way he is, flaws and all. Now that's something we can ALL relate to, right? Guinness is listed at 6.5-years-old and weighs approximately 18 pounds. His adoption fee is $225 and includes spaying/neutering, age-appropriate vaccinations, microchipping, and a free wellness visit at Phoenix Mountain Animal Hospital. Our adoption hours are Thursday-Saturday from 11:00 am-4:00 pm by appointment. View full description »

Meet Holly, a two-year-old, 13-pound Chihuahua mix. This beautiful girl was rescued from a county shelter after giving birth to five healthy puppies. She was placed in a foster home, where she proved to be an amazing mom and a loving, intelligent companion. Holly is fully potty trained and quickly learned to use a doggy door. She’s extremely food-motivated, making training fun and easy—she already knows “sit” and “shake” with both paws! She loves playing fetch, especially with stuffed toys, though she enjoys de-squeaking them, too. She’s a lightning-fast runner and an agile climber, so she requires a securely fenced yard with no easy climbing points. Holly tolerates a crate for short periods but prefers lounging on the sofa or sunbathing. She enjoys car rides and walks well on a leash, though she may pull from excitement. A harness is recommended to protect her trachea. Holly can be a little shadow, quietly staying underfoot, so her new family should be mindful to avoid tripping. She may gently nip at ankles or pant legs like a herding dog. As a known bolter, extra caution is needed when opening doors. She hasn’t been tested with other dogs in a home but has shown no reactivity on walks. Holly may be a bit reserved at first, but once she bonds, she’s incredibly affectionate. If you're looking for a smart, loving companion, Holly is ready to find her forever home! Holly’s adoption fee of $225 covers essential services such as spaying/neutering, vaccinations, microchipping, and a complimentary wellness visit at Phoenix Mountain Animal Hospital. Please don't hesitate to schedule an appointment to meet Holly during adoption hours, Thursday through Saturday from 11:00 am to 4:00 pm, by calling 602-971-1334. View full description »

Herman and Jack are an inseparable bonded pair of two-year-old German Shepherd mixes who are searching for a loving forever home together. Herman weighs 46 pounds, while Jack is slightly smaller at 43 pounds. Both dogs are shy and reserved when alone, making it challenging for them to engage with people. However, together they thrive, showing a playful and curious side that will delight you. When they’re together, Herman and Jack approach people more confidently and enjoy being petted. Their playtime is full of energy yet never aggressive, as they take breaks and coexist very nicely. They share toys without resource guarding and accept treats politely, demonstrating their sweet and gentle nature. These two would make a wonderful addition to a home with an adopter experienced in the German Shepherd breed. A securely fenced yard is essential to ensure they have a safe space to play and explore. Watching their friendship in action is pure joy, and they’ll bring double the love to their new family. Herman and Jack’s combined adoption fee of $350 covers their spaying/neutering, vaccinations, microchipping, and a complimentary wellness visit at Phoenix Mountain Animal Hospital. Meet this adorable duo during adoption hours, Thursday through Saturday from 11:00 am to 4:00 pm. Schedule an appointment by calling 602-971-1334. Herman and Jack are ready to meet you and start their new chapter together! View full description »

Jas is a two-year-old, 10-pound Chihuahua mix with a gentle but timid spirit. She is still learning to trust and tends to freeze when faced with new situations. While we don’t know what past experiences have shaped her cautious nature, we have seen her begin to relax when given patience and understanding. Jas will need time to feel safe, but for the right adopter, the journey of earning her trust will be incredibly rewarding. Jas met another small dog and seemed comforted by his presence, showing a little less anxiety when he was nearby. A home with a calm, confident dog may help her come out of her shell. She would do best with a patient family, willing to give her the time and space she needs to decompress and warm up at her own pace. Her $225 adoption fee includes spaying, vaccinations, microchipping, and a wellness visit at Phoenix Mountain Animal Hospital. To meet Jas, call 602-971-1334 to schedule an appointment during adoption hours: Thursday through Saturday, 11:00 am to 4:00 pm. View full description »

Jessica has been busy making herself ready for a forever home. Once it was discovered that shelter life is far too stimulating for a smart girl like Jessica, staff and volunteers have worked to find out what makes Jessica tic. Jessica spent a couple of weeks at board and train with George of Couth Canine. His insight and lessons have helped create a better shelter environment for Jessica. A dedicated volunteer then took George’s guidance and took Jessica home to gain more insight and learn more about her needs and behaviors. It is believed that Jessica is closer to being under two years old, as opposed to the five years given to her by the county shelter. Jessica was very energetic, running up and down the stairs and throughout the foster home. She would play with 20 different toys in a matter of three minutes. It is felt that Jessica would do great in agility with how smart she is and her energy level. She does have separation anxiety and will chew and tear things in frustration. Jessica was never left loose and unsupervised in the home but she did tear up blankets in the kennel and would open and scratch at bathroom doors if you dared to shut her out of your business. Jessica is 90% potty trained. She did have a couple accidents, on day one, inside the home even though she peed outside 30 minutes prior. But by the second day there were zero accidents with supervision. Jessica did GREAT with the one year old child. Jessica was very gentle with her and would sit nicely next to the family while eating. However, when Jessica was wound up, she would jump up trying to bite or tug at the child’s blanket and this behavior could cause accidents, like mouthing the child’s legs in the process. Jessica has shown zero resource guarding issues. She shared toys, treats and water with the household dog, child and adults. Jessica is on calming medication and there is a noticeable difference when her medication starts to wear off. It shows in her impulse control. It was more difficult to get her to calm down and focus. This is when consistent training comes into play, the more Jessica is worked with in a calm state, the easier she can be redirected when the medication is weened. Most of the issues Jessica displays in the shelter environment, were non-existent in a home setting, except when she was super amped up and went after the household dog. Jessica was corrected but she was over stimulated at that point and was unsure where to direct her frustration. One on One, Jessica is super sweet, loving and eager to please. She just wants to be part of the family. Jessica is back at HFG where staff and volunteers are working hard to reinforce her training and make her shelter time as low stress inducing as possible. She will do best in a dog experienced home that will be able to continue her training while providing structure and consistency. The adoption fee is $225 and includes spaying/neutering, age-appropriate vaccinations, microchipping, and a free wellness visit at Phoenix Mountain Animal Hospital. Our adoption hours are Thursday-Saturday from 11:00 am-4:00 pm by appointment. View full description »

Jingles is an eleven-year-old, 54-pound American Pit Bull Terrier. This sweet senior appreciates slow introductions but quickly warms up to show her lovable, slightly goofy side. Jingles has a special love for butt and back scritches, holding the "scritch me" pose as long as you're willing to oblige. If you stop, she’ll charm you with a playful bark, asking for just a little more affection. Though Jingles may have limited vision and a past that suggests she wasn't well cared for; her resilience shines through. Under the loving care she’s receiving now, she’s blossoming into a happier, more confident companion. Jingles dreams of a forever home where she can enjoy her golden years surrounded by love, comfort, and plenty of scritches. Her adoption fee of $150 includes spaying, vaccinations, microchipping, and a complimentary wellness visit at Phoenix Mountain Animal Hospital. To meet Jingles and experience her charm firsthand, call 602-971-1334 to schedule an appointment. Adoption hours are Thursday through Saturday, 11:00 am to 4:00 pm. Jingles can’t wait to find a family to call her own! View full description »

Jupiter is a five-year-old, 43-pound German Shepherd mix with a future that’s full of potential. While he may be a little reserved at first, it doesn’t take long for him to warm up and become an attentive and eager companion. This smart boy already knows how to sit and shake, and his love for treats—especially cheese—makes him a quick learner for future training. Jupiter takes his treats politely and enjoys showing off his playful side, happily chasing after toys and bringing them back with a cheerful play bow. Although he can get a bit overenthusiastic and jump up on people, Jupiter responds well to training and is eager to please. He cooperates with leashing but could use some additional leash work. Impressively, he has shown the ability to remain calm and non-reactive when walking past barking dogs, making him an easily redirectable companion. Jupiter will thrive in an active family that can match his energy and continue his training. His adoption fee of $225 includes spaying/neutering, vaccinations, microchipping, and a complimentary wellness visit at Phoenix Mountain Animal Hospital. To meet this lively and lovable doggo, call 602-971-1334 to schedule an appointment during adoption hours, Thursday through Saturday from 11:00 am to 4:00 pm. Jupiter is ready to become your loyal and joyful new family member! View full description »

Meatball is a seven-year-old, 68-pound American Pit Bull Terrier mix. His journey began at just a few days old when Home Fur Good rescued him from the county shelter. He needed a mother, and Gia, a Norfolk Terrier who had recently given birth, welcomed him into her litter. Though he towered over his adoptive siblings, Meatball fit right in. Once he was old enough, he found a home, but due to changes in his adopter’s circumstances, he has returned to HFG as an adult. Meatball is a sweet, playful, and affectionate dog with plenty of energy. He thrives on interaction and is highly treat-motivated, making training a breeze. He already knows ‘sit’ and ‘shake’ and does well on a leash. It’s important to walk him with a harness, however. He is sensitive to having his windpipe constricted when walking with only a collar. Meatball enjoys the company of older children, though his enthusiasm may be overwhelming for little ones. He has also spent time with other dogs. Meatball’s adoption fee of $150 includes his neuter, vaccinations, microchip, and a complimentary wellness visit at Phoenix Mountain Animal Hospital. If you’re looking for a loving, loyal companion, come meet Meatball! Adoption hours are Thursday through Saturday from 11:00 am to 4:00 pm. Call 602-971-1334 to schedule an appointment. View full description »

Mercury is a spirited four-year-old, 40-pound Terrier/APBT mix with a heart as big as his playful personality. Despite being a tripod, Mercury doesn’t let anything slow him down—he’s a lively boy who loves pouncing on balls, chasing stuffies, and engaging in interactive play with his favorite people. Once he gets to know you, Mercury’s sweet, affectionate side shines through, and he’ll happily soak up all the scritches and pets you can give. Though initially shy with new faces, Mercury warms up quickly and becomes a loyal, attentive companion. He’s easy to leash up, walks well on a leash, and remains calm when other dogs pass by. If his attention wanders, a quick redirection does the trick. Mercury is eager to please and will sit politely for treats, which he takes with the gentlest manners. With his affectionate nature and playful energy, Mercury is the perfect match for a family seeking a loving, devoted companion. His adoption fee of $225 includes spaying/neutering, vaccinations, microchipping, and a complimentary wellness visit at Phoenix Mountain Animal Hospital. Come meet Mercury and see if he’s the missing piece to your family! Call 602-971-1334 to schedule an appointment during adoption hours, Thursday through Saturday, 11:00 am to 4:00 pm. Mercury is ready to brighten your days! View full description »

Nutmeg was turned in to the county shelter in early February 2022. While there, she seemed wary of new people, which did not help her on the adoption front. She does have a brief moment of shyness but if you have treats or start itching her bum, she will be your bestie, quick as a blink. Home Fur Good took her in and thought her forever home had been found, but it did not work out. Nutmeg has a positive attitude and she is ready to try again. She is a total lapdog and wants to soak up as much affection as she can. If you get goofy, or squeak a toy, she will get all silly and show you her amazing zoomies. Nutmeg is also a smarty-pants; she knows sit, paw or shake, and we think she knows down. If Nutmeg's new home has children, there should only be older children. Nutmeg is five-years-old and she is a 45-pound Pit Bull and Boxer mix. Give a call to meet your new girlfriend! The adoption fee for Nutmeg is $225. All adoption fees include spaying/neutering, age-appropriate vaccinations, microchipping, and a free wellness visit at Phoenix Mountain Animal Hospital. Our adoption hours are Thursday-Saturday from 11:00 am-4:00 pm by appointment. View full description »

Petey has had a DNA Test, he is 42% American Pit Bull Terrier, 17% American Staffordshire Terrier, 8% Boxer, 8% Chow Chow and 4% Chihuahua. That sounds like Super Mutt to us! Petey’s birthday is November 23, 2019, and he has been at Home Fur Good since November 2021. Petey was found as a stray. His finders took him home and he was free to roam with the husband, wife and their existing dogs with no issues. Over time, Petey has developed negative shelter behaviors, for example, kennel and stranger reactivity. In September 2022, Petey went to Couth Canine for Board and Train. Petey was trained on a prong collar. He learned sit, down, place, wait and heel. While at Couth Canine, Petey did have yard time with other dogs. Couth Canine feels that Petey’s reaction to meeting new people is from fear. Petey does not know what the new person wants, so Petey learned if he lip curls and growls, people usually go away and then Petey does not have to worry about them any longer. Petey was trained on a prong collar and he does know how to heal. He is receptive to training and aims to please, just give him time to understand your requirements. Petey will happily walk for 15 minutes or 15 miles, he just loves to be outside and with a human. Petey’s absolute favorite activity is swimming. He will leap, jump and dive into a pool. Laps for hours and fetching a tennis ball make him the happiest. Petey will want to meet you more than once before you can enter his circle of trust. Throwing a ball over the fence, going for walks with Petey and his handler, giving him treats without expectation, are all routes to earning his trust. A home that doesn’t entertain or have tons of company would be best for Petey. He is crate trained and has had sleep overs while at Home Fur Good and he is content in a crate. Petey is not a fan of cats, he is intrigued by horses, and he finds cows to be appalling. When a serious, committed adopter arrives for Petey, there will be HELP. Paid for training back with George at Couth Canine for both Petey and his new family. Petey’s fans want to set him up to succeed! The adoption fee is $225 and includes spaying/neutering, age-appropriate vaccinations, microchipping, and a free wellness visit at Phoenix Mountain Animal Hospital. Our adoption hours are Thursday-Saturday from 11:00 am-4:00 pm by appointment. View full description »

Ahhh, what to say about RANDY? Home Fur Good loves this guy, and we know his perfect family is out there that will love him just the way he is. And the way Randy "is,"... is a bit special! ;-) Randy has had a few failed adoptions thus far, but we all know you don't often find true love on the first try. Randy has spent quite a bit of time with our trainer, who has helped us gain some more insight into his personality. To start, Randy is a FUN guy! He clearly has a talent for doggy modelling, and would love a forever home that takes lots and lots of pictures of his handsome face. Randy is always willing to pose with his "sit" and "paw" tricks, and will happily show them off for some treats. Randy has the perfect moderate energy level. Sometimes he enjoys a good run around the yard with a toy, and sometimes he's happy to curl up on a bed and chill out with a chew bone. Randy is affectionate with those he knows (he loves a good back scratch), but also independent enough to sniff around and explore on his own. In fact, Randy has quite the independent streak to him, which is part of what has made finding his perfect forever fit a bit of a challenge. Per Home Fur Good's trainer, Randy has quite a stubborn streak to him, and will do best in a home that sets boundaries while still allowing Randy to be Randy. He does not enjoy being "forced" to do things, and does not respond well to "discipline-based" dog training. Randy will do best in a home that loves him just the way he is, and is willing to get to know Randy on his terms. Randy will also do best in a home with no small children, and no other animals. We KNOW Randy's perfect person is out there waiting for him... could that person be YOU? Randy is 6.5-years-old and weighs 52 pounds. Randy is currently in board and train with Home Fur Good's trainer in Phx. Call 602-971-1334 and we will get you in touch with Randy's trainer for a meet and greet. Randy's adoption fee is $150 and includes prior training, spaying/neutering, age-appropriate vaccinations, microchipping, and a free wellness visit at Phoenix Mountain Animal Hospital. Our adoption hours are Thursday-Saturday from 11:00 am-4:00 pm by appointment only. View full description »

Robin is a delightful two-year-old, 32-pound Australian Cattle Dog mix with a vibrant personality and stunning looks to match. This lovely Red Heeler sports the classic mottled ginger-colored coat and a signature white Bentley mark on her forehead. True to her breed, Robin is energetic and enthusiastic, always ready for adventure. Upon first meeting, she may greet you with a playful bounce, but give her a few minutes to settle, and she’ll be eager to engage in a fun game of Toss the Stuffie — her absolute favorite! In addition to her lively spirit, Robin is highly intelligent and eager to learn. She already knows how to sit for treats and is ready to pick up new tricks with positive reinforcement. Robin walks well on a leash but feels more comfortable in quiet areas away from busy streets. A home with space to explore and a peaceful environment would be ideal for her. Robin’s adoption fee of $225 includes spaying, vaccinations, microchipping, and a complimentary wellness visit at Phoenix Mountain Animal Hospital. If you’re ready to meet this sweet and smart girl, schedule an appointment during adoption hours, Thursday through Saturday from 11:00 am to 4:00 pm, by calling 602-971-1334. Robin can’t wait to find her forever home where she can shine! View full description »

Game of Thrones or Game of Bones?! This puppy is perfect! Tyrion is the last of his siblings left up for adoption. He is cuddly and loves rope toys and going under the blankets. He would love a playful home where he can explore the big world. View full description »

Meet Venus, a spirited and affectionate two-year-old American Pit Bull Terrier mix weighing 42 pounds. This lively girl is full of energy and eager to share her zest for life with an active family. Whether it's running, jumping, or playing tug—her absolute favorite game—Violet is always ready for action! She thrives on physical activity and would do best in a home with a yard where she can stretch her legs and burn off energy. Venus is not only playful but also incredibly smart. She’s both toy- and treat-motivated, making her an excellent candidate for training. A harness is recommended for walks, as she’s still learning that strolls aren’t races! She enjoys pets and handling, making vet visits a breeze. If you have another dog at home, a meet-and-greet is essential. Venus’ enthusiasm may be a bit much for a laid-back pup. Her $225 adoption fee includes spaying, vaccinations, microchipping, and a complimentary wellness exam at Phoenix Mountain Animal Hospital. To meet Venus, call 602-971-1334 to schedule an appointment during adoption hours, Thursday through Saturday from 11:00 am to 4:00 pm. Venus is ready to bring joy and adventure to her forever home—could that be yours? View full description »

Violet is a gentle soul searching for a patient and loving home to call her own. This 4-year-old, 51-pound American Pit Bull Terrier mix has endured hardships no dog should face, including the frightening experience of being tazed while loose on the streets—not due to aggression, but rather a misjudgment. Despite her past, Violet has a kind and tender heart. Understandably shy, she takes time to trust new people, but with patience and a soft approach, she begins to blossom, offering sweet tail wags as a sign of her growing comfort. Violet is well-mannered on a leash, allowing herself to be harnessed without issue and walking calmly by other dogs. She’s not shown signs of reactivity, making her a wonderful potential companion for a household willing to help her build confidence. This hidden treasure is waiting for a special person or family to give her the love and security she deserves. Violet’s adoption fee of $225 covers spaying, vaccinations, microchipping, and a complimentary wellness visit at Phoenix Mountain Animal Hospital. Meet Violet during adoption hours—Thursday through Saturday from 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.by calling 602-971-1334 to schedule an appointment. She’s ready to start her new chapter with a family that sees the beauty in her gentle heart. View full description »