So I'm highly disappointed in the way they ran their business. We applied for a cat two weeks ago…read more My children have been waiting patiently we had planned on getting both children a cat we were not offered the sibling. We were not told about the sibling so therefore we were denied she told us we were denied because they wanted to be adopted as siblings, but yet we were not called and offered that so they went ahead and let someone else adopt the cat that we had applied for and instead of them calling and asking, they just said screw us is just bull crap honestly it takes two seconds to call someone and ask if they would be willing to adopt sibling cats But instead they chose to just give it to someone else so the cat my daughter fell in love with, unfortunately, she didn't get a chance get because they pick and choose who gets to adopt the cats

This is a wonderful, seemingly new facility run by volunteers and donations. I adopted my dog here…read morefor a very low price. My dog's initial veterinary exam, some immunizations, and limited treatment for 14 days were covered in the adoption process. The staff were very helpful. Please consider giving one of the animals here a home before purchasing one elsewhere.

Our health and living space made us give up our pet cat of 8 years. It was a hard thing to do for…read moremy wife and I. I read every review of every shelter in Tucson before driving to Hope. Although it was beyond hours, Susan greeted us, answered questions, and, in reality, comforted both of us. She also offered any help she could give to our situation. Indecision kept us busy for two more weeks, but decision made, we called her. She and a volunteer came on a Sunday and collected our surplus and our cat, taking time from her weekend to let us say goodbye, assuring his care, and thanking us for the privilege of being able to help. Fantastic, caring organization. We are indepted, and will be in their support list for a long time. If you are searching for a new furry friend, give them a call. You'll leave with a good feeling of meeting the people as well as the friend I hope you'll meet there and bring home.

Two years ago we were looking for a new pup and finally found Hope in Tucson. A wonderful…read moreorganization, they called and said they were rescuing a mom and 3 pups and thought either the Mom or one of the pups was what we were looking for. We got to visit the Mom and pups at her wonderful foster home and picked out our girl pup. The foster home was incredible and we love our dog so much. This is a wonderful organization to support. Alison

Volunteered for several months. Staff is caring, and the facility is top-notch. They are…read moreshort-staffed as the officers seem to work double as the managers of the facility and also as animal control throughout the city. The animals are well cared for, and the systems to volunteer and care for the animals are well thought out and easy to follow.

This place USED to be very well run,and fantastic.Many kind and caring people were there.I had…read morevolunteered there in the past,and even donated food and supplies.I even knew Nancy back in the day.That's all changed.Nasty,rude,money hungry,and uncaring is how it is now.A total embarrassment to the City,and Community they represent.Nancy would role over in her grave if she knew how bad it has become.I had heard this from several people recently,but got to experience it first hand this week.The lady in charge should be fired.She is uncaring,rude,unprofessional.The lady before her was an Angel.I thought this was probably the best facility in the state prior the change.Now it's gotta be one of the worst.Beware!She will treat you like a criminal and could care less about you,or your animals.She never says she's sorry,or made a mistake even if it's obvious.She care less!

We could not recommend this place more! From start to finish, they absolutely took the time to make…read moresure that our dog was the right fit for their set up and once he was there, he had an absolute blast! We got constant communication and updates from their staff and pictures as well! They truly care about your dog and treat them like family! Thank you, Angela and crew! Duke loves you and so do we! What peace of mind we had when we had to leave Tucson for a few days when we were so far from home! Absolute trust in this business! We will definitely use them again when we are in the Tucson area!

Angela, the heart of the dog ranch is such a caring and amazing person! She has a heart of gold…read moreand truly loves every dog on the ranch! We brought our two pups in and she not only made the dogs feel her love, but handled us so kindly as we were nervous about leaving them. She is reassuring and sooooo kind! We feel like she treats the pups and their owners like we are family! Ours pups are so excited every time we arrive, they can hardly wait to go in! We feel so blessed to have found the ranch!

AN AMAZING SANCTUARY DEDICATED TO THE WELFARE OF PARROTS…read more The Oasis exists because there are so many parrot species birds in desparate need of permanent safe life time homes. These magnificent challenging birds can life many decades, often longer than their humans. Many of the 800+ birds who live there are also strays with no where to go, or are abuse/neglect cases. Most of the birds are housed in huge outdoor aviaries with birds of their own kind where they get to flock and fly. Tge aviareis are equipped with misting systems for the summer and heaters for the winter. The sanctuary is very remote, so staff lives on site. The staff is very caring and professional. Hiighly recommend as deserving your suport.

This place is amazing, they have over 700 birds as permanent residents, everything from Polish…read moreChickens to a Hyacinth macaw hybrid. They have several large, walk in aviaries, each housing many, many birds of a particular type, male or female cockatoos, macaws, African grays, cockatiels, lories, quakers, and the list goes on. I grew up with parrots and feel very attached to them, so this was a fantastic experience. Despite 700 parrots, the grounds were clean, everything was well organized and put together. This isn't a crazy lady with three hundred parrots in a double wide, this is a legit animal sanctuary. Note, sanctuary - they do NOT do adoptions, every bird there is there for the rest of their lives. I visited during an art fair deal thing in Cascabel, so they were expecting visitors and running tours, if you decide to head out for a visit (if you like birds, you should), it'd be worth giving them a call first. They also have rooms set up so that volunteers have a place to sleep - call and make arrangements and you can go hang out as long as you want, do various tasks with the birds all day long and then have a place to crash at night.

We adopted Jinc. She is a corgi mix and so cute. She was clean and so was her kennel. They provided…read moreus with a leash, collar, and harness. We tried her out on the foster to adopt. We had her for a full weekend and fell in love and adopted her. They have also Spayed and neutered my dogs. I love the staff here!

We adopted a young mixed breed dog today and we hope it works out. The staff was friendly and…read moreattentive and the facility was clean. The animals seemed well cared for. Minimal stress and paperwork. They have a program where you can foster an animal for 2 weeks and then adopt if it works out. Very much worth the drive from Tucson or Green Valley. Sent us home with new dog harness,collar and leash ! No charge. Senior discount for adoptions also.

After experiencing a horrible experience in Tucson trying to adopt a kitten. I went to ALGV…read more Absolutely 5 star... They take great care of all the animals. What a wonderful place. I am impressed at the file they keep on all the animals. The medical records and documentation is amazing, better care than I receive as a human. All I can add is the Pima County Animal Control center has a lot to learn, from Animal League of Green Valley. Thank you for my forever new kitten.. Carolyn L.

I called a couple other shelters/rescues prior to contacting this company. They were not friendly…read moreand seemed like I was an inconvenience asking questions. So I saw a dog on the animal league of green valley website and called to communicate about it. They were very nice on the phone and their recommendation was to come during their open hours. Which I did. Gregory was the volunteer that worked with me to meet lots of dogs. He was nice and professional. They treat the dogs well and it looks good from that perspective. Yes they ask a lot of questions but I don't see that as a problem. They want the dogs to go to proper owners, when a dog goes to a good home they are less likely to return. Wow they don't want the dog to be off leash... cause we have coyotes that will eat that dog. Hello. And I train my dogs very well and never let them off leash. They spay/neuter, give shots and start to try to train them. The welcome bag was some food, toys, a blanket, leash, and collar. Amazing experience, when I am ready for another( hopefully not a long time) id go there again. And I live in Tucson, worth the drive.

I adopted "Ace" {who became Chaco} here in 2020 when he was 10 years old. The shelter is small and…read morerun by volunteers, which at the time seemed to be a kind woman and her daughter. I had over an hour drive to get there and they met me cordially. I had phoned ahead and they promised not to let Chaco be adopted before I arrived, which was very kind. I had my other dog in the car and they allowed him into a fenced off area to see if the 2 dogs would get along - many places will not allow this, but it was a critical issue for me. To rate a shelter based on its website is unfair. This is a quality caring place run on a shoestring - they get no funding other than donations. Sadly, Chaco passed away last week and I will be sending them a thank you donation in his honor and memory.

We got our cat, Chappy Papi, there this past Jan. He had been waiting for his forever home since…read moreat least October. The shelter is no-kill. It is small, quaint, and well maintained. Nice and clean and no smells. We made an appointment to meet Chappy. When we arrived we were greeted by one of the volunteers. The place looked very well kept. It didn't smell like many other shelters. The dogs who were staying there were outside in the yard getting some exercise as it was sunny and fairly warm. The volunteers take them out and bring them in when it's closing time. This is when they clean the kennels. She was cleaning the cat room and feeding the 2 resident cats at this time. She had us sit and brought Chappy out for some interaction. We fell in love and said we'd adopt him, but had to wait to Feb. 3, pay day. She contacted one other volunteer via phone, and they "lent" us the fee,which if I can remember is around $60. They gave us a blanket, some food and a toy for our new cat. We thanked them profusely and took Chappy home. We repaid the bill in total on Feb. 3. Chappy is loving his new forever home. We are so happy he's part of our family.