Great NO KILL shelter. This location has older and big dogs. Staff is friendly. The kennels are…read moreclean and the pups have clean warm beds music playing food and toys. A lot of sponsored adoptions available so there are some dogs whose adoption fees are waived/pre paid. They have openings for volunteers and fosters. Vet clinic open to the public on Saturdays for shot clinics. 501c org Donate here. Adopt don't shop.

It has been years, but our 2 cats (male, all white and female, all black) who passed away were…read morebought from here. They came with most of their shots/also neutered, very affordable. Thank you for 14 precious years with them (got them as kittens) and your work to save animals!

One week ago I met Cameron Pike , events coordinator. He brought with him…read more4 Rescue Dogs. I deliberated and chose Sookie A striking Brown & White long legged Sheep Dog?? In just One Week we have become the best of friends I subscribe to their MARICOPA COUNTY NEWSLETTER. Great tips on training and raising your RESCUE

Great people work here, and great cats/dogs are here waiting. I've never had a "bad" dog come from…read moreMCACC... The most memorable and unique ones are the "unwanted" animals. A little orange cat was standing on our back wall one day, just... there. She let us pet her, she let us feed her. Then she followed us by shoving herself into the dog door. No chip, and she was just a little teenie-bopper kitty. About a year later... MCACC had this Cattle Mix. We didn't see her beforehand, we met her there at the shelter. A total surprise, and a total sweetheart. She was a maniac at first, not gonna sugarcoat. But we realized she needed more help, and the rest is history. Two little outcasts, getting along beautifully, for over a year now Though I will mention, it can be a tad cutthroat with adoption, especially small dogs from what others say. You'd think with the prices being so high, it would encourage others for the larger dogs, but nope! People like their apartment/bag-sized dogs a LOT. Definitely consider a big dog like we did--There's a lot of them in there!

This is a great organization. They take amazing care of their dogs and work hard to find…read moreappropriate permanent homes for them. Jamie is really good with dogs, and people too. Through her we met the most wonderful, sweetest dog, Lisa. On a home visit, we learned that our dog unfortunately needs to be an only dog, but Lisa is so cute, funny and easy going, and will make a very sweet and fun pet for a lucky someone! Highly recommend Rockstar Rescue!

The work that the caring people at Rockstar canine rescue and sanctuary do is absolutely amazing!…read moreThey go above and beyond to rescue and care for dogs in need. You can tell that they really care and want to help these poor babies get healthy and find their forever homes. These animals are so blessed to have these angels in their corner.

I went to the Paws + Reflect Puppy Yoga Series hosted by Almost There Rescue and it was absolutely…read moreamazing. It was basically 90% puppies and 10% yoga, but honestly, the puppies stole the show. My kids begged to take one home (we didn't), but we all had so much fun snuggling, playing, and forgetting about everything else for a bit. I would go back in a heartbeat--and now I'm dreaming of having my 40th birthday there!

I was a foster for this mom + pups rescue and absolutely loved it. They provide all the supplies…read moreyou will need, from supplies, food, crates, and toys. A vet is also available on-call for fosters, and can be texted with questions anytime. I loved the 2 boxers that were adopted the first day, after I returned them from foster. Such a special place!

In April, I reached out to Vivianette, the founder of the rescue, for a FEMALE orange kitten she…read morehad. She advertised it as a girl all over Facebook and Instagram. Upon receiving this kitten, I noticed that it had the genitalia of a boy. The male kitten also had a dark bump in his eye. This was unintentional so I was not upset with her about this happening. However what upset me was that she was not willing to refund me the $75 I paid to have a female orange kitten. She expected me to donate my money to her even though I did not receive what I expected. She did not fulfill her side of the contract by providing me a female orange kitten (as advertised), and yet I don't get my money back. It's not like I got what I expected and then suddenly decided to change my mind. PLEASE stay away from adopting from this rescue. She will scam you your money even if she is the one in the wrong. Also the reviews left on yelp for her lash business are so bad as well, I honestly should have trusted my gut feeling when I saw those bad reviews.

Lisa is a wonderful human being. We needed a couple of NHV items for our very ill cat. She went out…read moreof her way to FedEx the items so we can get them the next day. Thank you so much Lisa

We were looking for kittens when our adult children moved out with their cats. These ladies were…read moreamazing to work with and you could tell right away that they truly loved the animals and their first consideration was for their well being. This love is reflected back to us from our kittens because they were so well cared for. Everything about our experience was positive and we enjoyed getting to know Lisa and Ariella and we will stay in touch with them so they know their babies are enjoying their new home. Great job Ladies!

I was going to go in to look at possible adoptions. Just riding by this place was very disturbing…read more Terrible accommodations for the dogs. Tiny pens covered with dilapidated pieces of debris. One poor Shepard was jumping to the top of his pen hitting his head every time. Horrible and so sad. I didn't see any type of yard either, where the dogs could be walked. I could smell dog feces from my car! Stay far from this place. I can't believe the state allows them to operate.

Be prepared for meager conditions if you're looking for a dog here. The facility itself is in a…read moresketchy area surrounded by barbed wire, and excrement can be smelled from all the way across the street. I came by first for a meet and greet, and Connie was good with answering my questions (in person and via text) to the best of her ability and let me bring my other dog to see how they got along. We met in a little front room and all other dogs were somewhere else behind a door, so I didn't see what normal living conditions were like. I picked him up a few days later and was told he was in good health and up to date on all shots except two, and they handed me his vet records, which I had requested. Upon bringing him home, I noticed he had diarrhea, sometimes accompanied with blood in his stools. He was drinking a crazy amount of water, and pooped around ten times a day. He was clearly unwell. His vet records showed he had been previously treated for these issues, and I wish I would have been made aware of this before, when I asked about his health. I took him to my vet, and a fecal exam revealed he had two different parasites, giardia and cystoisospora. The vet explained how easy it is to spread and get reinfected by these parasites, especially among high concentrations of dogs. Some older dogs may not exhibit symptoms but still be carriers, while younger dogs suffer quite a bit. I have no doubt that most of the other dogs at this rescue are infected. I contacted Connie about this issue. She said she was unaware my puppy was sick, but understood the circumstances and agreed to pay for his medication. While it was clear to me from the very start that he was sick, I understand she is caring for so many dogs at a time and may not be able to keep track of whose poop is whose, etc. However, other potential adopters need to know the conditions these dogs are in so they can make an informed decision.