me and my girlfriend just came into play with some puppies because we've driven by here multiple…read moretimes and finally stopped in. Cam provided 5 start customer service while also juggling other families and crazy puppies. We will be back

This pet store buys sick puppies from puppy mills. The dogs are overpriced and sick. They could…read morecare less about the dogs or the customers. Their warranties are garbage and meaningless. Please do not buy from these people, they have many complaints and even lawsuits. If you want a healthy dog, do not buy from them. Consider yourself warned!

Friends for Life Animal Rescue gave three kittens from the Wendy's storm drain a chance at the life…read morethey deserve, and I'll always be grateful for that. Knowing they were welcomed into a safe, loving environment brought so much peace of mind after everything they'd been through. You can tell this rescue genuinely cares about every animal that comes through their doors. Their compassion, dedication, and willingness to help when it matters most mean more than words can express. Thank you for giving these sweet babies the fresh start they deserved. You're truly making a difference, one life at a time.

Just an amazing place all around. Very clean & staff is beyond sweet. When I decided to adopt again…read moreafter I lost my fur child after 13 wonderful years, I found my next sweet girl here. Thx FFL, I am fur-ever grateful xx I adopted (Day) a tan Chihuahua mix in May 2026, She has been re-named Cannoli and is thriving !!

We adopted a dog from them a couple weeks ago and everyone was so nice when we came in to meet him!…read moreI guess the dog we picked was a favorite and it really showed because everyone wanted to come say bye to him and was so excited he was getting a forever home and he was so excited when they came out which really shows how well they treated him. You can tell how much they care about the dogs they have there!! They also wanted updates on him and how he was settling in and it was just all around an awesome experience and we absolutely LOVE our new dog!! He is such a sweetie pie and exactly how they described him. I got a like 8 page meticulous medical report on him and his health because he was part of a group of dogs they got from an overcrowded home and quite a few were sick when they got them. It was such a great experience and when we are ready to get another dog, we will absolutely be back! Couldn't recommend this rescue more!!!

My experience adopting a 9 or old shih-tzu has soured me on evercadopting another pet. I later…read morelearned just shortly after adopting her for $400 that she was actually much older than nine years. Two vets estimated her age to be 12 to 14 years old. We found out she couldn't see much at all. Thiscrescue had to know this information already. There was no mention at all about her health. I believe the foster knew too. The foster told us she felt this shih-tzu was much older!! Bottom line, I would not have adopted her if I knew she was much older than nine. $400 to get her at the end of her life. Sad. I love dogs and am giving her the best end of life years I can. But this experience with AZ small dog rescue was like a switch and bait, thought I was adopting a 9 or old with some decent years left. Instead, she is much older, blind and not healthy. These rescue places need to be more honest in their advertising.

I have not used their services as yet, but might in the future. The reviews are good and planning…read moreon visiting the facilities soon!

I just celebrated the first year anniversary with my cat Snowy. I adopted her last year on Black…read moreFriday from the barn house. They are a great organization that gives all animals love, respect, and hope. They are very special people. Andy H

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!

Jen and her team are some of the most incredible people I have ever had the pleasure of working…read morewith when it comes to veterinary care. Every action they take, every decision they make, is done with genuine compassion and dedication. Their love for animals is clear in every interaction, and it shows in the exceptional care your pet receives. I cannot recommend them enough. Before going to any other veterinary clinic, I strongly suggest giving Jen and her team a call (or a text) to see if they can help. Not only could you save yourself thousands, but you'll also ensure that your furry friend gets the absolute best care available. To Jen, Dr. Kit, Liz, Melissa and everyone else on the team, I want to express my heartfelt thanks. You all are truly amazing.

Jen is amazing and helpful. Very knowledgeable and informative about my dogs dental issues. I…read morehighly recommend contacting her for veterinary and dental care for your dog.

Unfortunately, we had a euthanize a pet. He was terminally ill, and it was his time. Everybody…read moreelse was so expensive and our funds were very tight. We checked with the Humane Society and surprisingly their prices were so affordable. As to the actual service, I can't believe it how much the Humane Society has changed since the last time we had to do this about 12 years ago. You can decide to be with your pet up until the actual second shot which you cannot see. Or you can decide to just drop your pet off. You also can ask for the body back to keep things cheap cheaper and then take it to the Maricopa County animal control and they will dispose of the body for $15. It is illegal to bury a pet in Arizona. You get an appointment there is a special room for euthanasia. Dimly lit, soft music, flickering LED candles. They come in and tell you exactly how it's going to happen. They ask you when you're ready to let them know. Then they come in and give the shot that will just make them go to sleep then they will tell you to ring the doorbell, which is on the wall when you are ready for them to come and take your pet for the final shot. We decided to go with cremation, but did not want the ashes back, which is cheaper than if you do want the ashes back A week later, we had to put down our other dog that we had for very similar reasons we had gotten both dogs one week apart and unfortunately, they both were euthanized one week apart 16 years later. Unfortunately, it was a Friday and we knew this couldn't wait until Monday and we couldn't get an appointment. We went elsewhere for the second dog, and while it wasn't a terrible experience, it was nothing like the respectful quiet time that we had at Humane Society. In fact, I told the vet how they do things that Humane Society. And she thought all of that was a great idea and said that they had a spare room that they were trying to figure out what to do with, and she made the decision right then to try to emulate what the Humane Society is doing.

I adopted my son (2.5-year-old rag doll cat) here this past June 2025 on one of their free adoption…read moredays. He was already neutered and had all of his vaccines. There was a medical disclosure online. that he had gingivitis, but as a first time cat owner, I researched that this is pretty common in young cats and can self resolve without treatment. About 1/2-year later, he still had the gingivitis. Since he was adopted from and already well known at this clinic, I scheduled an appointment for a dental cleaning/procedure of pulling infected teeth if needed here too, for continuity of care. Upon scheduling the appointment, I had to pay a 10% deposit fee over the phone by reading out my card number, which was about $90, assuming tooth would have to be pulled for total cost of $900 (I DO NOT HAVE PET INSURANCE). Due to this possibility of pulling teeth, this appointment was booked as a surgical procedure. They offer these appointments Monday through Thursday only and lasts all day: You are to drop off your animal at 7:45 AM and pick them up around 4 PM or earlier if the providers done earlier.) Prior to my appointment, I was texted a required prescreening questionnaire which I filled out prior to my appointment. It also came with preparation instructions including allowing your animal to drink water freely but have nothing to eat after midnight. On the day of the appointment, I arrived 15 minutes early as instructed, around 7:45 AM, but I found myself waiting outside the clinic as they opened at 8 AM. I checked in, and was almost immediately taken to a room to be triaged by the vet tech. Then the provider came in, examined my son, and took him back. He was ready for pickup around 3:30 PM, but I was busy and ended up picking him up at 4:30 PM, which did not prove to be an issue. He needed less work done than expected, so I ended up actually paying $375.50 by card (SEE SCREENSHOT ATTACHED FOR THE COST OF THE ENTIRE APPOINTMENT). He did not have any teeth pulled. All in all satisfied with my experience with this campus of the Arizona Humane Society! I adopted my boy from them, and he will continue to receive all of his care from them.

Such an amazing resource for those in need of temporary pet relocation/housing. The cats up for…read moreadoption seemed healthy and happy in their little apartments at the rescue. You can tell the staff truly cares!

Lost our home pet rescue.Help me in ways that touched my soul.My cats are my entire life.And my…read moreemotional support animals, and I was in a bad space and needed help with housing them.They came through for me, loved them, nurtured them and gave them back with love.They reached out, they kept in contact, and I will never stop being grateful.So if you are in need of help, it is okay.We all fall down sometimes if you need help with your animals give them a ring.They got your back!