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Daisy

Labrador Retriever

Female, 4 mos
Sedona, AZ
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
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Hello Sedona,My name is Daisy. I am a sweet little sunshine who’s ready to bloom right into your heart! I am playful, funny and guaranteed to bring a whole bouquet of smiles wherever I go. I may be small, but my personality is in full bloom and I have plenty of puppy kisses to share! Like all puppies, I will require puppy training in order to become the best pup ever. If your home could use a little more sunshine... I am ready to plant my paws there. I am spayed, microchipped and up to date on vaccines.If I sound like a good fit for you and your family...I would love to spend the rest of my life with you! If I sound like a good fit for you, please contact the loving folks at the Humane Society of Sedona at: 928.282.4679 any day of the week 10am-4pm; excluding major holidays and come say `hi!`
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Squeaky *Sponsored, Loves Fetc

American Staffordshire Terrier

Male, 4 yrs 4 mos
Sedona, AZ
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
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I am Squeaky and 65 pounds of playfulness, affection, intelligence, curiosity and my stout medium sized body enjoys being outdoors. I love soft stuffy toys that squeak, splash pools, short neighborhood and canyon walks, car rides, splashing in the river, watching TV, hugging, and sleeping on a soft bed. I am a joyful funny guy that thinks I’m a lap dog. I am ready to bring you daily belly laughs in return for belly rubs!Living in a shelter for two years is heartbreaking, distressing and painful for any dog but when you are only four years old it is a tragedy! I was found wandering the streets of Camp Verde as a stray in October 2024. I was adopted shortly after arriving at the shelter but the child I lived with was allergic to pets, so I was surrendered. My adoptive family shared that I was good with kids and yet no one has come to rescue me.One of the shelter volunteers has been my foster mom taking me home with her for days at a time. We traveled between VOC and Phoenix throughout the summer for a couple of days every week or so. My time out of the shelter is invaluable and I love being in her home as it’s quieter than the shelter, I can relax, and my spirits are brightened. I am a rule follower at heart, so I do not chew on anything but my toys, I don’t mark anywhere and have an awesome time playing with new toys. This past week I had first time fun with a puzzle that hid my food...what a crazy concept! It kept me occupied for 45 minutes when I was home alone. I am a huge snuggle fan at heart as I become very attached and loyal when I get to know people who show me love and kindness. My volunteer foster family can tell you lots more about my personality.My foster family hoped that I and their household dog would be best friends and this is still a relationship in process. I need to be the only dog in your home with a fenced yard as I have just a little experience living with another dog. Since I have been a shelter resident for a while I need time to check people out, so you may need to visit me a few times so we can learn about each other. I make strong attachments with people that make me feel comfy. If I don’t know someone well, I may bark, but once we are together for a while all is good, calm, and relaxed. Staff at the shelter are working with me to come when barking by saying ‘Squeaky come, no bark’ and I am listening in return for a little kibble treat. I take treats softly from your hand, know sit, and come to you when called.I am neutered, microchipped, up to date on vaccines, house broken and a volunteer favorite!Away from shelter stressors, I am a relaxed, calm dog and a kind, happy, thankful, and faithful companion. I have so much to offer to someone who is willing to see me as the lovable great dog that I am, and I would be ecstatic to have a forever sleepover with you! Please let me be your exceptional, bright, and best forever dog. If you are a U.S. military veteran or Gold Star family you can apply to adopt me through our rescue partners at www.petsforpatriots.org and receive discounts and other specials when you adopt me. Or just contact my friends at the Humane Society of Sedona at: 928.282.4679 any day of the week 10am-4pm; excluding major holidays. Come spend time with me at the shelter so we can hang out in the park, share some love, and get to know each other. I really can`t wait to start a life of attachment and joy away from the shelter.
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Thor *Sponsored*

Great Pyrenees

Male, 3 yrs 4 mos
Sedona, AZ
Size
(when grown) X-Large 101 lbs (46 kg) or more
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I`m Thor, a fit and beautiful 130 pound three-year-old playful and happy Great Pyrenees mix dog looking for friends and a home with a fenced yard that can accommodate my size and my need to roam. I have been at the shelter for a little more than a 1 year as I wait for that unique person who is familiar with my breed and what makes me an awesome companion. I remain confident that there is someone in the Sedona-Verde Valley area who will see my beauty, my potential, my sparkle and my need to start a life outside the shelter. I am people selective and can tell pretty quickly if someone will make a good partner for me. When I feel a human`s calmness I am happy, peaceful, playful and really into being loved on. I am into belly rubs and squeaky toys. Daily exercise and mental stimulation are essential for me. I am funny and smart too, and know ‘sit, stay, shake’. I’m learning even more manners from staff and volunteers and with consistent training from an alpha coach like you perhaps, life will be great. Part of me feels like a lap dog despite my size because I have the heart of a puppy. I am especially good at making the people around me smile, like when I lean into them happily when being pet.I am dog selective and uncomfortable with unfamiliar dogs that are bigger than me. I have had fun playing with a few of the smaller dogs at the shelter, but you’ll want to chat with my care team about a ‘meet and greet’ with a dog you already have at home. It would be best if I was your only dog as our teamwork would be magnificent.I dream of one day living somewhere with room to roam and a family that can provide space, consistent care, trusting interactions and a sense of purpose. Since I am a young dog, I am strong on a leash and need someone who can teach me restraint, self-control and what is expected of me. I will be worth the effort and will bring joy, love, and laughter into your home.I am neutered, microchipped, up to date on vaccines and house broken.If you are a U.S. military veteran or Gold Star family you can apply to adopt me through our rescue partners at www.petsforpatriots.org and receive discounts and other specials when you adopt me. Or just contact the folks at the Humane Society of Sedona at: 928.282.4679 any day of the week 10am-4pm; excluding major holidays. Make an appointment to meet me please, and let’s plan some marvelous and beautiful adventures of our own. It all starts with you!
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Millie *Sponsored, Energetic,

American Staffordshire Terrier

Female, 5 yrs 9 mos
Sedona, AZ
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
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I’m 5 ½ year old 73-pound Millie and here’s a glimpse into my life since December 2024 when I came to the shelter as a stray. I can’t remember how long I was alone wandering the streets, but I remember how afraid of cars and coyotes I was. At first, I tried curling up into the smallest ball possible in my kennel, I was rough and had little to no manners. I soon realized that the shelter staff wouldn’t let me be a wild boy anymore, and I am so thankful.I have been working with staff and a trainer and learning that an old dog can learn new behaviors. My excitement has mellowed and I am working to let my happy, curious spirit shine through. I can be shy at first as I have been at the shelter a long time and I am still learning that people are safe and kind. I am a very fun and lovable dog, but at times I play rough and I`m strong on a leash sometimes. I can get mouthy and will put my leash and other things in my mouth but I am learning to redirect my behavior. Some of these behaviors will change when I am rescued from the shelter and not stimulated by all these stressors. I need a patient, experienced, caring and strong person to help me achieve better manners.I will thrive in a home as the only dog as I have had no experience living with another animal. I need a rescue family who will share regular walks and explore the bigger world with me. Perhaps you can help me develop more canine skills and maybe a high five trick. I yearn for companionship and can’t wait to return to the life I had before. I hope you have an outside area where I can stretch my legs and play with you and my toys, as being outside is soothing and so much fun. After a day of play I crave a good head and neck rub.I am ready to run, play and bring joy to our lives together. My stunning blue and brown eyes and bouncy ears will turn heads while walking in your neighborhood. I am smart, interesting, an okay leash walker often, enjoy being outdoors, and eager to please my humans. Living my best life would include walks with my own family, feeling grass under my feet and becoming fit and trim again!I am spayed, microchipped, current on all my vaccinations and house broken.If you are a U.S. military veteran or Gold Star family you can apply to adopt me through our rescue partners at www.petsforpatriots.org and receive discounts and other specials when you adopt me. Or just contact the caring staff at the Humane Society of Sedona at: 928.282.4679 any day of the week 10am-4pm; excluding major so we can start our bonding process and share adventures together. I dream of having a chance to find my forever home and settling down when I am away from the confinement, noise and stress that come with shelter life. Please, it’s time for a ‘Meet and Greet” with me.
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Sue

Catahoula Leopard Dog

Female, 7 yrs
Sedona, AZ
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
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Sue is a senior, 7 year old pup who is full of love and sweet energy. She is ready to start her next chapter in a loving home who is willing to care for her special needs. Sue came to the Humane Society of Sedona with two very painful and non visual eyes. The medical team was able to surgically remove both of her eyes. Although Sue can’t see the world with her eyes, she can still experience all the wonderful things life has to offer through her other senses, gentle touches, familiar voices, and, most importantly, the love of her people. With a little patience, consistency, and a safe environment, Sue can learn her surroundings and build confidence in her new home. Sue may not be able to see you but she can feel your love! Could you be the special person to help Sue’s next chapter be her happiest one yet?Sue is spayed, microchipped, and up to date on vaccines!Please call the Humane Society of Sedona at 928-282-4679 to schedule an appointment to meet Sue!
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Kim

Mixed Breed (Medium)

Female, 9 mos
Sedona, AZ
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
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Meet Kim and prepare to fall in love with me, an adorable, funny, playful sweetheart 8-month-old puppy! I am a 39-pound tall, trim and happy mixed breed girl who enjoys splashing in the kiddie pool. I have a lot of puppy energy, but I calm myself after a few minutes of all out excitement. I love my people time, I`m developing my leash skills, and I take treats nicely from your hand. I will warm your heart when I tire myself out and come looking for hugs and calming pets.I have fantastic zoomies and hope that you have a fenced yard for me to enjoy the fresh air and play outside as I love to explore my surroundings, hear the birds and see scurrying lizards. Like all puppies I need further leash walk training, consistency, socialization and exercise to become an amazing companion. I need an active family who loves the outdoors and is excited to join me on walks, hikes, playtime and new adventures as part of our everyday life. If you’re ready for the fun, commitment and unconditional love that comes with raising a puppy...I am the perfect rescue pup for you!I am spayed, microchipped and up-to-date on vaccines.Plan a `meet and greet` with me and look into my eyes to see my sparkle and joy! Just contact the caring folks at the Humane Society of Sedona at: 928.282.4679 any day of the week 10am-4pm; excluding major holidays and please come play with me.

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Circle 2 Rescue Arizona

6626 AZ-179, Oak Creek, AZ 86351

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Humane Society of Sedona

2115 Shelby Drive, Sedona, AZ 86336

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Golden Bone Rescue & Rehab, Inc.

Sedona, AZ 86336

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Verde Valley Humane Society

1520 W Mingus Ave, Cottonwood, AZ 86326

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Big Luck Club

Cottonwood, AZ 86326

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campverde animal shelter

100 montezuma castle hwy., 646 s 1 st, campverde, AZ 86322

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Pets Return Home

Clarkdale, AZ 86324

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K9 Oasis Rescue AZ Transport Stop

Flagstaff, AZ 86001

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Paals

Prescott Vlly, AZ 86315

Pet Types: cats, birds, dogs

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ForeverFelines/Fidos - Prescott Area

Prescott Valley, AZ 86315

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