Ryley
Female, Young
Black Mouth Cur
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Valley Dogs
A P.O. Box 364, Gilbert, AZ 85299 rescue helping to find loving homes for dogs, cats.
Pets at Valley Dogs
- Any
- Dogs
- Any
- Baby
- Puppy
- Kitten
- Young
- Adult
- Senior
- Any
- Male
- Female
Pingu
Female, Young
Rat Terrier
Shiva
Female, Adult
Labrador Retriever
/ Husky
Roxy
Female, Senior
German Shorthaired Pointer
/ American Pit Bull Terrier
Perry
Male, Young
Yorkie, Yorkshire Terrier
Annie
Female, Adult
Wirehaired Fox Terrier
/ Border Collie
Apex
Male, Adult
Bullmastiff
Memphis
Male, Adult
Great Dane
Gingerboy
Male, Young
Rat Terrier
Jasper
Male, Young
Labrador Retriever
/ Border Collie
Paisley and Mavi
Female, Adult,
Bonded Pair
Maltese
Mavi and Paisley
Female, Senior,
Bonded Pair
Maltese
Dora
Female, Adult
Catahoula Leopard Dog
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Areas Valley Dogs Serves
Phoenix and all surrounding cities: Mesa, Chandler, Queen Creek, Maricopa, Glendale, Gold Canyon, Scottsdale, Apache Junction, Tempe -- all cities!!
Valley Dogs's Adoption Process
At Valley Dogs we make every effort to place the right animal in the right home. To aid in this goal, we use trained Adoption Consultants to help you select the best match for your lifestyle. You will meet with an Adoption Consultant and discuss your lifestyle, activity level, expectations, likes/dislikes, and past experiences with animals. Your consultant will then recommend the best match for your family and your lifestyle.
About Valley Dogs
We are a non-profit, no-kill rescue organization dedicated to rescuing and rehoming adoptable cats and dogs. We have over 40 years of combined rescue experience and knowledge. We have no paid employees, only volunteers.
Come Meet Valley Dogs's Pets
We do not own a kennel / shelter type facility. In most cases, we believe one of the effective and successful ways to match families and pets is to foster them in our own homes. Fostering dogs allows us to help train the dogs to have good doggie manners and allows us to learn about the dog's personality and character. Ultimately allowing us to give potential adopters complete information on the pet's behavior and how well he / she will fit with a family and lifestyle. Unfortunately, when we are not able to find the most appropriate foster home, we will on occasion utilize a private kennel on a case by case basis.