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MAX

Redbone Coonhound

Male, 2 yrs 5 mos
Tucson, AZ
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(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
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COCHISE

Redbone Coonhound

Female, 6 yrs 9 mos
Tucson, AZ
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(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
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CENSUS DEADLINECLOSE OF BUSINESS Thursday 04/16/26AVAILABLE FOR ADOPTION OR 30 + day FOSTER Name: CochiseAnimal ID: A888466Age: 6yWeight: 74.00lbsWeb Link: About: Cochise was a 9th-century Chiricahua Apache leader who is remembered for bringing peace to his people. Our sweet gal Cochise is also a big proponent of peace- she dreams of a calm, loving home where she can spend her days peacefully relaxing and being loved by her family! Cochise is a sensitive girl who isn’t cut out for life in a crowded shelter. She spends several days a week at the offsite location of PACC’s rescue partner, Tucson Rescue Now. This is a quieter environment where pups can snooze on couches and schmooze with visitors. Here’s what the TRN staff said:“Cochise arrived at PACC after her person passed. She was pretty shut down (understandably), and shelter life makes her nervous. In her time away from the shelter, she is really beginning to open up! She walks nicely on leash and loves her walks along quiet routes. She is a pleasant walking partner and she rarely pulls. While she’s not big into toys yet, she does enjoy yummy treats and gentle pets. We love to see Cochise smiling and feeling good! She is very obedient and stays right by your side in the play yard. Just this week, we discovered she enjoys trotting along with you if you run back and forth, the length of the play yard. She also jumps up to interact with someone who stops at the play yard walls to watch her. She is an absolute gem, she makes no noise, is gentle and so tolerant. At TRN, she is learning to trust again and she enjoys naps and cuddles next to the people that she feels safe with. She is looking for a calm loving place to call home.”During a brief adoption Cochise was well- behaved when left home alone and was described as an affectionate couch potato. She bonds deeply with her trusted humans and deserves all the love in the world. Cochise spent some time in a home where it was discovered that she can be protective of her person around other animals. Due to this she will need to either be the only dog in the home or will need to have space dedicated for her and her alone away from other pets. If you have a spot in your heart and your home for a pup who needs a soft place to land, please ask about Cochise!Available for long term foster care (30+ days) or adoption through PACC.Interested parties:Must visit PACC before the COB Thursday April 16th, 2026 deadline to meet with a counselor who will review notes and introduce you to the dog to ensure that it’s a good fit. Some dogs may also require an introduction to any dogs they may potentially live with. Home Management PlanResource Guards Attention From Dogs: Cochise has started altercations with other dogs in her previous home due to not wanting to share her person with the other dogs. This led to a near miss bite when the owner was trying to keep the dogs separate. •Cochise may guard human attention or affection from other dogs, particularly around their favorite people. This behavior can lead to tension or conflict if not managed carefully. • Professional Support: Establish firm, consistent boundaries and seek guidance from a qualified trainer to develop safe management and redirection techniques. • Management Around Other Dogs: If they begin showing signs of guarding (blocking, growling, stiffening, or posturing), calmly stand up and walk away to remove the valued resource - your attention. • Balanced Attention: Divide attention equally between all pets in the home and reward calm, neutral behavior when other dogs approach. • Training Focus: Practice structured exercises such as “stay” and “place” to help them learn impulse control and patience when attention is shared.

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Carter

Bluetick Coonhound Redbone Coonhound

Male, Adult
Tucson, AZ
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Good with dogs, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
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CARTER Carter is a 3–4-year-old, 70-pound, sweet, snuggly hound boy! By DNA, he is roughly equal parts bluetick, redbone, treeing walker and Plott hounds. Even though he looks and sounds like a bloodhound, he does not have any bloodhound in him and his personality is all coonhound! So, if you love coonhounds, you can get almost all of them in one package with Carter! Carter gets along great with dogs in a public setting. However, in his foster home he sometimes guards his space against other dogs. For this reason, it is best that he be the only dog in the home, but with his larger than life personality, you don't really need another dog! He is unknown with cats. He is vaccinated, neutered, crate trained and house trained. Carter needs a 30-40 minute walk every day to stay happy and healthy, so he is looking for an active adopter. He loves the water and will take a dip in even a small tub of water! Carter will need a 5 foot block wall or a 6 foot fenced yard for his safety. Carter gets along well with kids, but due to his size, he would need to go to a home with older kids. We are looking for a hound-experienced adopter with secure containment, and children 12 or older for our big, sweet hound boy. If you are interested in adopting Carter, please go to our website and fill out an application https://docs.google.com/.../1SnhudHYFJaPfZyCeKy36.../edit, and his foster mom will be in touch with you. Carter’s adoption fee is $300.00. Southern Arizona Beagle Rescue, SoAZBR is an all-volunteer group. One hundred percent of your donation is used for the care and treatment needy beagles. Your donation is 100% tax deductible, too. We URGENTLY need fosters so we can help save more dogs.  If you can help, please contact us. Southern Arizona Beagle Rescue Contact Info: E-Mail Southern Arizona Beagle Rescue adoption@soazbeaglerescue.com See more of our adoptable at Southern Arizona Beagle Rescue web site www.southernarizonabeaglerescue.com. Phone us at (520) 247-7720  March 9, 2026, 12:25 am

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MAX

Redbone Coonhound

Male, 2 yrs 5 mos
Tucson, AZ
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
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COCHISE

Redbone Coonhound

Female, 6 yrs 9 mos
Tucson, AZ
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
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CENSUS DEADLINECLOSE OF BUSINESS Thursday 04/16/26AVAILABLE FOR ADOPTION OR 30 + day FOSTER Name: CochiseAnimal ID: A888466Age: 6yWeight: 74.00lbsWeb Link: About: Cochise was a 9th-century Chiricahua Apache leader who is remembered for bringing peace to his people. Our sweet gal Cochise is also a big proponent of peace- she dreams of a calm, loving home where she can spend her days peacefully relaxing and being loved by her family! Cochise is a sensitive girl who isn’t cut out for life in a crowded shelter. She spends several days a week at the offsite location of PACC’s rescue partner, Tucson Rescue Now. This is a quieter environment where pups can snooze on couches and schmooze with visitors. Here’s what the TRN staff said:“Cochise arrived at PACC after her person passed. She was pretty shut down (understandably), and shelter life makes her nervous. In her time away from the shelter, she is really beginning to open up! She walks nicely on leash and loves her walks along quiet routes. She is a pleasant walking partner and she rarely pulls. While she’s not big into toys yet, she does enjoy yummy treats and gentle pets. We love to see Cochise smiling and feeling good! She is very obedient and stays right by your side in the play yard. Just this week, we discovered she enjoys trotting along with you if you run back and forth, the length of the play yard. She also jumps up to interact with someone who stops at the play yard walls to watch her. She is an absolute gem, she makes no noise, is gentle and so tolerant. At TRN, she is learning to trust again and she enjoys naps and cuddles next to the people that she feels safe with. She is looking for a calm loving place to call home.”During a brief adoption Cochise was well- behaved when left home alone and was described as an affectionate couch potato. She bonds deeply with her trusted humans and deserves all the love in the world. Cochise spent some time in a home where it was discovered that she can be protective of her person around other animals. Due to this she will need to either be the only dog in the home or will need to have space dedicated for her and her alone away from other pets. If you have a spot in your heart and your home for a pup who needs a soft place to land, please ask about Cochise!Available for long term foster care (30+ days) or adoption through PACC.Interested parties:Must visit PACC before the COB Thursday April 16th, 2026 deadline to meet with a counselor who will review notes and introduce you to the dog to ensure that it’s a good fit. Some dogs may also require an introduction to any dogs they may potentially live with. Home Management PlanResource Guards Attention From Dogs: Cochise has started altercations with other dogs in her previous home due to not wanting to share her person with the other dogs. This led to a near miss bite when the owner was trying to keep the dogs separate. •Cochise may guard human attention or affection from other dogs, particularly around their favorite people. This behavior can lead to tension or conflict if not managed carefully. • Professional Support: Establish firm, consistent boundaries and seek guidance from a qualified trainer to develop safe management and redirection techniques. • Management Around Other Dogs: If they begin showing signs of guarding (blocking, growling, stiffening, or posturing), calmly stand up and walk away to remove the valued resource - your attention. • Balanced Attention: Divide attention equally between all pets in the home and reward calm, neutral behavior when other dogs approach. • Training Focus: Practice structured exercises such as “stay” and “place” to help them learn impulse control and patience when attention is shared.

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Carter

Bluetick Coonhound Redbone Coonhound

Male, Adult
Tucson, AZ
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Good with dogs, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
CARTER Carter is a 3–4-year-old, 70-pound, sweet, snuggly hound boy! By DNA, he is roughly equal parts bluetick, redbone, treeing walker and Plott hounds. Even though he looks and sounds like a bloodhound, he does not have any bloodhound in him and his personality is all coonhound! So, if you love coonhounds, you can get almost all of them in one package with Carter! Carter gets along great with dogs in a public setting. However, in his foster home he sometimes guards his space against other dogs. For this reason, it is best that he be the only dog in the home, but with his larger than life personality, you don't really need another dog! He is unknown with cats. He is vaccinated, neutered, crate trained and house trained. Carter needs a 30-40 minute walk every day to stay happy and healthy, so he is looking for an active adopter. He loves the water and will take a dip in even a small tub of water! Carter will need a 5 foot block wall or a 6 foot fenced yard for his safety. Carter gets along well with kids, but due to his size, he would need to go to a home with older kids. We are looking for a hound-experienced adopter with secure containment, and children 12 or older for our big, sweet hound boy. If you are interested in adopting Carter, please go to our website and fill out an application https://docs.google.com/.../1SnhudHYFJaPfZyCeKy36.../edit, and his foster mom will be in touch with you. Carter’s adoption fee is $300.00. Southern Arizona Beagle Rescue, SoAZBR is an all-volunteer group. One hundred percent of your donation is used for the care and treatment needy beagles. Your donation is 100% tax deductible, too. We URGENTLY need fosters so we can help save more dogs.  If you can help, please contact us. Southern Arizona Beagle Rescue Contact Info: E-Mail Southern Arizona Beagle Rescue adoption@soazbeaglerescue.com See more of our adoptable at Southern Arizona Beagle Rescue web site www.southernarizonabeaglerescue.com. Phone us at (520) 247-7720  March 9, 2026, 12:25 am

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RUSTY*

Bloodhound German Shepherd Dog

Male, 4 yrs 2 mos
Tucson, AZ
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
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House-trained,
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CENSUS DEADLINECLOSE OF BUSINESS Friday 11/14/25AVAILABLE FOR ADOPTION OR FOSTERName: RustyAnimal ID: A875416Age: 3 yearsWeight: 55.0 lbs.Web Link: https://24petconnect.com/PimaAdoptablePets/Details/PIMA/A875416 About: Happy Hound Seeking a Calm, Secure HomeMeet Rusty, a handsome 3-year-old hound mix whose enthusiasm for life is as big as his heart! This very happy, sweet boy is desperately looking for a loving, secure home where he can fully relax.Rusty first came to us as a stray, and while he was quickly adopted, he was sadly returned after only a month due to some very puppy-like behaviors that need dedicated management:Jumpy and Mouthy: Rusty is still learning his manners and can be overly excited with people, resorting to playful jumpy and mouthy behavior.Escape Artist: During his time in the home, he proved to be an expert at escaping. This is not malicious; it`s linked to his high anxiety.Rusty is a sensitive soul who spooks very easily at loud noises—a trait we`ve seen both in the shelter and in his previous home. When he is startled, his first instinct is to try and run away.To keep him safe, his new family must commit to these non-negotiable requirements:He requires a very high and secure yard. Any time he spends outside will need to be closely monitored to ensure that if he spooks, he doesn`t attempt to escape.Dog-Selective: Rusty has shown issues with other dogs in the home and is highly leash reactive on walks. While he is required to meet any resident dogs prior to adoption to ensure initial compatibility, his ideal home would be as the only pet to minimize stress and prevent conflict.Rusty is a wonderful dog who just needs patience, consistency, and a tranquil environment to thrive. If you can offer this sweet boy a safe sanctuary as a foster or are ready to give him his forever home, please come to the shelter today and ask to meet Rusty!Available for foster care (2+ weeks) or adoption through PACC.Interested parties:Must visit PACC before the Close of business Friday November 14th deadline to meet with a counselor who will review notes and introduce you to the dog to ensure that it’s a good fit. Some dogs may also require an introduction to any dogs they may potentially live with.Home Management Plan1) DOG INTRO REQUIRED • Due to previously being dog selective with male dogs in playgroup; he may be too much for some dogs and has the potential to tip into an altercation2) Dog Selective with male dogs • Must meet all dogs in the home prior to adoption. • Selective dogs like to choose their friends; they may like some dogs and dislike others. • Muzzle training can be a useful tool for initial introductions to new dogs. • NO DOG PARKS.3) Flight Risk • Escaped owner`s harness twice as well as escaping harness once at PACC when being adopted. Will try to back out of harness if scared/frustrated/overstimulated. Please continue using the harness and prevent injury to himself but ALWAYS have a slip lead on as a backup.4) Escape Risk • Rusty gets scared with loud noise and may find ways to escape their confinement. • Supervise outdoor time and avoid leaving unattended. • Must be secured in a safe space like a crate or room with music or the TV on during holidays that have fireworks. 5) On Prozac • Do NOT stop medication without consulting your personal vet. • MUST be tapered - stopping abruptly may cause negative effects.

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MUFFIN

Treeing Walker Coonhound

Male, 1 yr
Tucson, AZ
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(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
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