Pointer puppies and dogs in Eloy, Arizona

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Meet Dale! He was hit by a car over two plus years ago.  The vet said the outcome would’ve been better for him if he was treated asap once he was hit. Dale injured his spine when he was hit by a car in Costa Rica.  He was living on the farm in Costa Rica with lots of other dogs.  A few months before coming to the US he lived at home with a vet in order to get laser therapy more frequent, which were continuing here along with acupuncture.  Long term we hope he improves with continued physical therapy but it’s not a guaranteed due to how long ago his injury to was. He gets around great in a wheelchair, that’s how he got the name Dale (Earnhardt). Out of the wheelchair he gets around pretty well.  He wears a belly band in the house to prevent accidents and he will use the doggie door.  Personality wise he LOVES attention from anyone who will give it to him.  He’s a huge snuggler and will follow everyone around the house, just to stay close to them.  He does great with kids and is being fostered with 12 other dogs.  He deserves a chance at a real place to call home after having such a rough start.  His foster is in Tucson, AZ, but comes to the Phoenix/East Valley area often. He is 1 of 8 dogs saved from Costa Rica and we hope we can give him a second chance at a great life. He will need a home that can continue with acupuncture and laser therapy. Please fill out an application on our website so a meet/greet and home check can be arranged. His adoption fee is $250. May 25, 2025, 7:29 pm

EMERGENCY PLACEMENT DEADLINE3PM SUNDAY 07/06/25AVAILABLE FOR ADOPTION OR FOSTER THROUGH PACC Name: CecilyAnimal ID: A868467Age: 6 yearsWeight: 69.0lbs.Web Link: 24petconnect.com/PimaAdoptablePets/Details/PIMA/A868467About: Sweet Cecily: A Golden Girl Seeking a Forever Home (or a Loving Foster!)This sweet, old soul, Cecily, is yearning for a calm, quiet home where she can finally be pampered and soak up all the love she so richly deserves. At PACC, we`re holding out hope for an adopter, but we`d be thrilled to find her a dedicated foster who understands the unique charm of a senior dog.Cecily`s journey to us was heartbreaking. She was found abandoned in a condemned house, left without food or water – a truly unfair betrayal by people she once trusted. Despite her difficult past, Cecily immediately revealed her incredibly sweet nature upon arriving at PACC. She`s been a delight, even enjoying day trips up to Mt. Lemmon, where she enjoyes car rides and leisurely strolls in the cool mountain air. She takes treats with the utmost gentleness, is wonderfully mellow, and incredibly well-behaved. While she might be a little nervous when first meeting new people, she warms up quickly, even with kids.Cecily spent some time in a foster home after her spay and a mass removal, needing a quiet space to recover. During that time, we learned some valuable insights about her. She`s house-trained (a huge bonus!) and does well when left alone. She enjoys playing with stuffed toys, is a lovely slow walker, and absolutely adores belly rubs. We also discovered she has a fear of bikes, which causes her to bark, but with a good hold on her leash and a redirection of her attention, both she and the cyclist can remain safe.Unfortunately, Cecily had an incident in her foster home involving a small dog. While the foster was holding a small dog, Cecily jumped up and grabbed the small dog by the leg. When another large dog in the home intervened, and the foster grabbed Cecily by the collar, the foster was bitten on both hands. It was a devastating situation that led to Cecily`s return to the shelter for a 10-day quarantine.Despite this isolated incident, Cecily has continued to thrive at PACC. She currently shares her kennel with another dog, enjoys going to playgroups, socializes well with other canines, and is easygoing and affectionate with her handlers.Cecily deserves her chance to find a loving forever home where s

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