Dogs for Adoption in Litchfield Park, AZ: 20 Dogs Looking for a Home
459 dogs and puppies are waiting for homes at 14 rescues and shelters within 25 miles of Litchfield Park. Here are the 20 nearest, each with photos, their story and how to reach the rescue looking after them.
Of the dogs up for adoption within 25 miles of Litchfield Park, 46 puppies, 124 young dogs, 251 adults and 29 seniors. The breeds you'll see most are American Pit Bull Terrier, German Shepherd and Australian Cattle Dog, along with plenty of one-of-a-kind mixes.
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1. Sully
Sully
MEET SULLY — OUR SWEET YOUNG CANE CORSO!
Meet Sully, a handsome black Cane Corso boy, approximately 8 months to 1 year old, with a heart of gold! ❤️
Sully and his sister were abandoned in the desert. Thankfully, HARTT was able to trap Sully and bring him to safety after someone took his sister home.
Despite his rough start, Sully is an incredibly sweet, social, dog-friendly, and people-loving boy who just wants to please and be loved!
He LOVES playgroup, especially chasing his buddies Diamond and Beauty around the yard. His favorite game is King of the Mountain, where he gets all his friends to chase him! And when playtime is over, he’s always ready for cuddles.
When Sully first arrived, he was terrified to go outside and wanted to run straight back to his kennel.
Read more about Sully
Now he’s gaining confidence, enjoying the outdoors, and learning that life can be wonderful! ❤️
Sully may not be the biggest or most traditional-looking Corso, but his personality more than makes up for it!
We think he’d make a wonderful family companion. Like any young Corso, he’ll benefit from basic training, routine, structure, and a family committed to helping him continue to blossom.
Sully survived being abandoned. Now he deserves a family who will never leave him behind.
2. Zuri
Zuri
Meet Zuri — From Abandoned in the Desert to Ready for a Family!
This sweet little fawn Cane Corso mix was abandoned by her owner in the desert, left to fend for herself with no food.
Thankfully, one of our amazing rescue volunteers was able to trap her and bring her safely to AZ Mastiff Rescue.
Zuri was skin and bones and literally pooping rocks from trying to survive. It was heartbreaking to see what this little girl had endured.
But look at her now! ❤️ She’s gaining weight, thriving, and showing us what an absolute sweetheart she is!
And we’ve discovered something wonderful about Zuri — she absolutely LOVES children! She’s also dog friendly and enjoys having four-legged friends.
Zuri is a petite little fawn Corso mix, definitely on the smaller side, which makes her even more adorable!
We would absolutely LOVE to find Zuri a family with children to love and spoil her.
Read more about Zuri
After everything she’s been through, she deserves a home filled with love, laughter, soft beds, full bowls, and little humans to call her own.
3. Winnie
MEET WINNIE!
13 Weeks Old | Female Mastiff Mix | Sweet as Can Be! ❤️
Looking for a sweet, affectionate puppy to add to your family? Meet our adorable little Winnie!
Winnie is a 13-week-old Mastiff mix with a gentle, sweet personality and a whole lot of love to give!
This little girl can be a little shy when first meeting new people, but give her a little time to warm up, and you’ll discover what an affectionate sweetheart she really is! She loves attention, enjoys being loved on, and especially seems to have a soft spot for men! ❤️
Winnie is dog friendly, cat friendly, and kid friendly! She’s still a baby, learning all about the big world around her.
A Little More About Winnie:
13-week-old female Mastiff mix Very dog friendly Cat friendly Kid friendly ❤️ A little shy initially, but very affectionate once comfortable Absolutely loves men! Working on house training Sweet, gentle, and still learning about life!
Winnie’s ideal home MUST have another dog!
Having a four-legged companion will help Winnie build her confidence as she grows.
Read more about Winnie
She needs a doggy friend to play with, learn from, and help show her that the world isn’t such a scary place.
We would love to see Winnie in a patient, loving home where she can continue to blossom at her own pace. She’s just a baby and will need guidance, continued training, and lots of positive experiences.
With a little patience, a doggy best friend, and a whole lot of love, this sweet girl is going to make someone an amazing companion! ❤️
Who has room in their home and heart for little Winnie?
AZ Mastiff Rescue www.azmastiffrescue.com
❤️ Rescue One Until There Are None ❤️
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- Good with kids
- Good with dogs
- Good with cats
4. Meatball
MEET MEATBALL — YES, THE NAME FITS.
Meatball is exactly what you would expect from a dog named Meatball: big, goofy, handsome, slightly ridiculous, and completely lovable.
This sweet meathead is actually more of a calm, mellow guy. He isn’t looking to run a marathon or solve complicated problems. His goals in life are pretty simple:
Eat good snacks.
Hang out with his people.
Play with a pretty girl dog.
Take a nap.
Repeat.
Meatball loves female dogs and would be happiest in a home with a large-breed female buddy he can romp around with. We haven’t tested him with male dogs yet.
Read more about Meatball
He would also be fine with kids around 7 years and older. Not because he’s mean — quite the opposite — but because Meatball is a lumbering giant who may accidentally send a little kid flying just by turning around.
Meatball came to us after being removed from a neglectful situation. When he arrived, he was terribly thin and you could see every rib and bone on his body.
Thankfully, those days are behind him.
Now he is filling out beautifully and turning into the giant, goofy Meatball he was always supposed to be.
House trained
Rides well in the car
Pretty decent on leash
Loves female dogs
Professional cuddler
Certified goofball
And Meatball has VERY quickly learned that rescue life comes with excellent snacks.
His current food pyramid consists of:
Cow cheek rolls
Bully sticks
Chicken feet
Duck feet
Tracheas
And the most important food group of all… COSTCO COOKIES.
Meatball is looking for someone who wants a big, handsome shadow following them around the house, leaning against them for affection, and staring at them like they are the greatest human being on Earth.
He has already experienced what it feels like to be forgotten.
Now he deserves to be someone’s whole world.
Think you need a Meatball in your life?
5. Mabel
Mabel came into the shelter as a stray with no one to call her own. But instead of letting that change her, she quickly became a volunteer favorite because of her happy, playful, social personality.
This sweet 3-year-old girl has so much going for her.
Very dog social
Good with cats
House trained
Crate trained
Best with kids 5+
Working on her leash manners
Mabel is the kind of dog who just wants to be part of a family. She wants someone to play with, someone to cuddle with, and a home where she knows she belongs.
She has already spent enough time wondering where her people are.
Read more about Mabel
Now it’s time for Mabel to have the one thing every rescue dog deserves — a family who chooses her forever. ❤️
- Good with kids
- Good with dogs
- Good with cats
- House-trained
6. Syracuse
My name is Syracuse, and I’m a handsome male Cane Corso under a year old
Unfortunately, my owners abandoned me, and I suddenly found myself sitting in a scary shelter wondering what happened to my family and everything I knew.
Syracuse absolutely loves people and thrives on human interaction. He enjoys attention, learning new things, and spending time with his people. He's dog friendly too!
- Good with dogs
7. Harold
MEET HAROLD — BIG PUMPKIN HEAD ALERT! ❤️
My name is Harold, and I’m a stunning 2-year-old English Mastiff with a giant pumpkin head and the personality to match.
I am pretty much the epitome of a lazy English Mastiff. My dream life? Give me a comfy couch, a soft bed, some good snacks, and my people nearby, and I’m one happy boy.
I’m people friendly and dog friendly, and I could live with kids over the age of 6. I’m a big, strong Mastiff boy, though, so little humans can easily get knocked over by my oversized self.
Now… we need to talk about my leash manners.
Read more about Harold
I’m terrible on a leash right now! I’m strong, I have places I think I need to go, and apparently nobody ever explained to me that I’m supposed to walk WITH the person holding the leash. We’re working on it, and I’ll need an adopter willing to continue teaching me that walks don’t involve dragging my human down the street.
Underneath all that muscle and that enormous pumpkin head is a sweet, lovable boy who just wants what every Mastiff wants — a family, a couch, love, and probably a snack or twelve.
If you’ve been waiting for a big, handsome, goofy English Mastiff to take over your couch, Harold might just be your guy.
- Good with dogs
8. Goliath
Goliath is a stunning 2-year-old apricot English Mastiff and one BIG, beautiful boy!
We’re still getting to know this handsome guy, but so far we know he absolutely loves every person he meets. He’s a sweet, affectionate boy with that wonderful Mastiff personality.
Goliath appears to be dog friendly with female dogs, and we’ll continue evaluating him as he settles in.
Car rides are not his favorite. He gets pretty stressed and nervous in the car, so we’re working on helping him become more comfortable.
We’re also working on his leash manners—and when you’re dealing with a giant English Mastiff, good leash manners are definitely important!
Read more about Goliath
Goliath is a diamond in the rough. He’s a huge, lovable boy who just needs some time, consistency, and someone willing to continue showing him what life as a loved family dog is all about.
9. Bruce 2
My name is Bruce, and I’m about 3 years old. I’m a pretty calm, mellow guy who is just looking for a family to call my own.
What breed am I? Well… that’s still up for debate!
Cane Corso? Boerboel? Mastiff? Bullsomething.... A little bit of everything?
Whatever I am, one thing is for sure — I’m pure sweetness.
I’m house trained and crate trained, and overall, I’m just a really good boy. I don’t need to be the center of constant excitement. I’m perfectly happy hanging out with my people, relaxing, and enjoying the good life.
Since coming into rescue, I’ve also discovered something very important…
TREATS!
Read more about Bruce 2
Apparently nobody told me how amazing duck feet, bully sticks, and cow cheek rolls are! I’m definitely making up for lost time.
About 3 years old
House trained
Crate trained
Calm and mellow
Can live with a compatible female dog
Or I’d be perfectly happy being your one and only
Professional treat tester in training
If you’re looking for a big, handsome, easygoing guy who just wants a home, some love, and a steady supply of good chewies, Bruce might be your guy.
- House-trained
10. Lucias
MEET LUCIUS!
Hi! My name is Lucius, and I am one BIG baby!
I’m a 9-month-old Great Dane/Mastiff mix, already weighing over 100 pounds, so there’s a very good chance I still have some growing to do!
I am:
House trained
Very friendly
Great with other dogs, including little dogs
Good with children of all ages
Playful, goofy and affectionate
A professional toy inspector
In my new home, I must have at least one or two other dogs to play with. I’m still a little under-socialized, and I really gain my confidence from other dogs. Having canine buddies around helps me feel safe, learn the ropes and come out of my shell.
Read more about Lucias
Mom says I have an “acorn brain.”
I’m not exactly sure what that means, but apparently it means my brain is tiny, my attention span is even tinier, and I’m usually thinking about approximately 47 things at the same time.
I definitely could use some more leash work. When we go for walks, I want to sniff EVERYTHING, investigate EVERYTHING and see what’s happening everywhere all at once. Again… probably the acorn brain.
My favorite things include:
Bully sticks
Chicken feet
Duck feet
Costco cookies — obviously!
Toys, toys and more toys
Playing with my dog friends
I’m still just a giant puppy learning about the world, and I need a family who understands that big puppies still need patience, structure, training and plenty of playtime.
If you’re looking for a huge, goofy, lovable boy who will keep you laughing and fill your home with personality, I might just be your guy!
AZ Mastiff Rescue
www.azmastiffrescue.com
#AZMastiffRescue #RescueOneUntilThereAreNone #GreatDaneMix #MastiffMix #GiantBreedRescue #AdoptLucius #AdoptDontShop #RescueDog
- House-trained
11. Travis
Travis was found as a stray, doing his best to get by on his own — and now he's ready for someone to give him the home he's always deserved.
This handsome boy is as easygoing as he is gorgeous. He walks great on a leash, already follows basic commands, and has been good with every dog he's met so far. Even sweeter? He's been cute and gentle with kids too — a real testament to the good heart he's carried through everything he's been on his own.
Travis is proof that a dog can come from nothing and still show up ready to love. All he needs now is a family willing to give him the structure and consistency to keep thriving.
Read more about Travis
Could you be Travis's person?
- Good with dogs
12. Honeybuns
Honey buns
MEET HONEY BUNS!
Yes, we know… HONEY BUNS! His foster family’s kids picked his name, so Honey Buns it is… at least for now! LOL!
This adorable 5-month-old male Cane Corso is one happy, playful little guy who is ready to find his forever family! ❤️
Honey Buns loves playing with toys, splashing around in play pools, and romping with his four-legged friends. He’s a typical happy puppy who just wants to play, have fun, and be loved!
A little about Honey Buns:
Dog friendly! Needs a home with another dog, preferably a female. Good with children! Crate trained and almost house trained. Loves toys and playing in the water.
Read more about Honeybuns
Favorite treats are bully sticks, cow cheek rolls, and chicken feet!
Honey Buns is still a baby, so he’ll need a family willing to continue his training, provide structure, and help him grow into a well-mannered adult Corso.
He’s sweet, silly, playful, and full of personality! And let’s face it… how can you not smile when you tell someone your dog’s name is HONEY BUNS? ❤️
- Good with kids
- Good with dogs
- Good with cats
13. Maximus
MEET MAXIMUS — CAN YOU SAY HUGE HUNK OF LOVE?! That pretty much describes Maximus perfectly! Maximus is approximately 3½–4 years old and one seriously BIG, handsome boy. He was a shelter favorite in California, but when no one came for him, he ended up on the euthanasia list. Thankfully, we were able to get him out at the last hour. Maximus is past all those crazy puppy antics and is a pretty cool, calm and mellow guy. Female-dog friendly Has not yet been tested with male dogs Not dog reactive Does pretty well on a leash Not a jumper Mellow and easygoing Learning that treats are actually pretty awesome! So far, cow ears and bully sticks have definitely won his approval.
Read more about Maximus
Because Maximus is such a large boy, we think older kids would be the best fit. He doesn’t mean any harm, but one happy bump from this guy could send a little one flying! Maximus will also be getting his cherry eye surgery soon so he can be looking and feeling his very best. He’s simply a really nice, mature boy who would love a family to call his own. If you love the big guys, Maximus might just be your perfect huge hunk of love.
- Good with kids
- Good with dogs
- House-trained
14. Madea
Madea is about 4 years old and came to us from a shelter in Northern California, where she was extremely scared, undersocialized and overwhelmed by the shelter environment. We were already there pulling another dog when we saw her, and we just couldn’t stand the thought of her losing her life simply because there were too many dogs and not enough space. Once you give Madea a little time to warm up, you discover the sweetest, gentlest little girl. House trained Calm and quiet Nice house manners Not destructive Male AND female dog friendly Loves to cuddle Gentle, soft personality Sadly, Madea has spent about 4½ months in boarding simply because we didn’t have an open foster space for her.
Read more about Madea
We are so excited to finally get to know her better and would LOVE to find her either a foster home or, even better, a forever family of her very own. We honestly aren’t quite sure what breed mix she is — but whatever she is, she’s adorable. Madea would be perfect for someone looking for a nice, gentle dog and a quieter companion. She definitely seems to seek out women a little more quickly than men, but bring out a hot dog and you may find yourself becoming her new best friend pretty fast! She’s also discovering that treats are pretty wonderful. So far, duck feet and bully sticks are getting her stamp of approval. Sometimes the dogs who need just a little extra time are the ones who end up loving you the hardest. Madea deserves the chance to finally know what it feels like to belong.
- Good with dogs
- House-trained
15. Gwen
MEET GWEN!
Gwen is a beautiful Cane Corso with a sweet, soft temperament. She can be a little shy at first, but once she feels comfortable, her loving personality really comes through. ❤️
Gwen is: Crate trained House trained Dog friendly Great in the car Easygoing and gentle A total cuddle bug
She loves her chew toys and some of her favorite treats are cow ears, lamb ears, and chicken feet!
Gwen would love a home where she can feel safe, loved, and included as part of the family. She’s an easygoing girl with a gentle heart who just wants people of her own to cuddle with.
AZ Mastiff Rescue http://www.azmastiffrescue.com ❤️ Rescue One Until There Are None.
#AZMastiffRescue #CaneCorso #CaneCorsoRescue #AdoptDontShop #RescueDog #MastiffRescue #DogFriendly #ForeverHomeWanted #PACC911Partner
- Good with kids
- Good with dogs
- House-trained
16. Nova
MEET MISS NOVA
Nova is a Cane Corso with a great personality, good with kids and good with dogs — a mom who's done an incredible job raising her girls and now deserves her own turn to be taken care of.
Someone get this queen her Gordita Crunch and her forever home. She's earned both.
- Good with kids
- Good with dogs
17. Happy Gilmore
❤️ MEET HAPPY GILMORE! ❤️
Gilmore is about 1 year old, a Mastiff mix, dog friendly, people loving, toy obsessed, and one of the happiest goofballs you’ll ever meet.
This sweet boy was dumped alone in an orchard in California’s Central Valley and survived nearly two weeks in coyote country before finally finding safety.
Now Gilmore is with AZ Mastiff Rescue, living with his foster BFF and continuing his training through board & train. He’s smart, eager to please, loves car rides, and is especially obsessed with BALLS!
Despite everything he survived, Gilmore absolutely LOVES LIFE.
He’s ready for the best chapter yet…
A forever family of his own.
AZ Mastiff Rescue www.azmastiffrescue.com Rescue One Until There Are None.
#AZMastiffRescue #HappyGilmore #MastiffMix #AdoptDontShop #RescueDog #DogFriendly #MastiffRescue #PACC911Partner
- Good with kids
- Good with dogs
- House-trained
18. Lexi 2
MEET LEXI — YOUR NEW CUDDLE BUDDY!
Hi! My name is Lexi, and I’m about 4 years old.
Before coming into rescue, I lived with eight children, so I’ve definitely experienced a busy household! We’re still getting to know everything about me, but what we already know is pretty wonderful.
I’m crate trained and house trained❤️ I’m a wonderful house dog I’d enjoy having a smaller compatible dog as my buddy I love to cuddle and just hang out with my people
I think I’d be especially happy with an older couple or a quieter family looking for an easy companion to share their home and their days with.
And treats? Yes, please! My favorites are duck feet, chicken feet, bully sticks, and lamb ears!
I’m ready for a family who wants a loyal best friend, cuddle partner, and sweet girl to simply enjoy life with.
AZ Mastiff Rescue http://www.azmastiffrescue.com
#AZMastiffRescue #AdoptLexi #AdoptDontShop #RescueDog #MastiffRescue #ForeverHomeWanted #RescueOneUntilThereAreNone
19. Charlotte
Meet Charlotte!
Charlotte is a sweet, funny, feisty little bundle of love looking for her forever home! ❤️
This beautiful purebred female Cane Corso is crate trained, house trained, dog friendly, and easy on a leash. She loves spending time in playgroup with both male and female dogs and really enjoys having canine friends around.
Charlotte would do best in a home with at least one other dog. A male dog would probably be the easiest match, although a submissive female could also be a great fit with someone experienced in managing multiple dogs.
She would be fine with older kids, but because of her size and personality, no toddlers please.
Charlotte rides well in the car, loves her toys, and has excellent taste when it comes to snacks — her favorites are chicken feet, cow ears, and duck feet!
She’s equal parts silly, loving, and spirited and is ready for a family who appreciates everything there is to love about a Corso.
AZ Mastiff Rescue http://www.azmastiffrescue.com ❤️ Rescue One Until There Are None
#AZMastiffRescue #CaneCorso #CaneCorsoRescue #CaneCorsoLove #AdoptCharlotte #AdoptDontShop #RescueDog #MastiffRescue #ForeverHomeWanted #DogFriendly #ArizonaDogs #PhoenixAZ
- House-trained
20. Trapper
❤️ MEET TRAPPER — FROM TERRIFIED AND BROKEN TO READY FOR HOME ❤️
Trapper has been with AZ Mastiff Rescue for about a year and his transformation has been incredible.
When he came to us after being trapped in Rio Verde, he was skin and bones, terrified of people, and suffering from a dislocated hip. He wouldn’t allow anyone to touch him, so we spent weeks simply earning his trust before we could safely get him to the vet.
He eventually had hip surgery, healed beautifully, and has become an absolutely amazing Cane Corso.
Today, Trapper is about 2 years old, healthy, happy, and thriving. He is:
Read more about Trapper
Great with male and female dogs
House trained
Doggie-door trained
Non-destructive in the home
Sweet, playful, and affectionate
Loving life with his foster sister
Because he loves having a canine companion, Trapper needs a home with at least one other friendly dog.
This boy is incredibly special to all of us. We saw where he started, and we know how hard he worked to trust again. Now it’s time for Trapper to finally have the one thing he’s been waiting for — his forever family. ❤️
- Good with dogs
- House-trained
Rescues and shelters near Litchfield Park
The rescues with the most dogs listed within 25 miles of Litchfield Park.
- Maricopa County Animal Care & Control - West Valley Animal Care CenterPhoenix, AZ · 236 dogs · 14 mi from Litchfield Park
- Arizona Humane Society - Campus for CompassionPhoenix, AZ · 61 dogs · 16 mi from Litchfield Park
- Canine Rescue CoalitionGoodyear, AZ · 58 dogs · 10 mi from Litchfield Park
How to adopt from Canine Rescue Coalition
home visits, adoption fees vary from $400-$600 for most dogs
- Arizona Humane Society - SunnyslopePhoenix, AZ · 37 dogs · 16 mi from Litchfield Park
- Almost There: A Mom + Pups RescuePhoenix, AZ · 18 dogs · 19 mi from Litchfield Park
How to adopt from Almost There: A Mom + Pups Rescue
We have adoption fees, adoption agreements, adopters must meet the requirements set for each dog individually, 1 hour appointment, if an adult it must be with our behavior team
- Adopt A Dog RescuePhoenix, AZ · 17 dogs · 20 mi from Litchfield Park
How to adopt from Adopt A Dog Rescue
Meet and greets/interview with candidate. If match application process/home check. Adoption fees vary depending on age, breed
- Help A Dog SmilePhoenix, AZ · 9 dogs · 17 mi from Litchfield Park
How to adopt from Help A Dog Smile
Adopters must fill out an application, complete an interview, sign a contract, and pay a fee to help cover the cost of vet care, boarding, etc.
- Chi Town RescuePhoenix, az · 7 dogs · 13 mi from Litchfield Park
How to adopt from Chi Town Rescue
Adoptions fee's are $75 to $600 dollars. We do home inspections before adoptions, meet and greets with other animals in the home. Chi Town Rescue Adoption Agreement (please print legibly) Adopter’s Name __________________________________________________Phone: ________________________ Co-Adopter’s Name________________________________________________Phone: ________________________ Street Address: (no PO box) _______________________________________________________________________________________________________ City: ____________________________ State _________ Zip _________ Email: _____________________________________ Dog’s Name _____________________ Breed_________________________ Male ___ Female ___ Approx. Age _______ Non-refundable adoption fee $___________ Initial below to indicate that you understand and/or agree to the following: The adopter of this dog understands that the Chi town Rescue has completed all medical treatment needed for said dog to date. Chi Town Rescue makes every effort to adopt out only healthy animals. All tests and/or treatments given to this dog prior to adoption were given based on our veterinarians consultation when/if symptoms warranted. ________ Tick and valley fever are prevalent in the Phoenix area and blood tests can be done to confirm the dog’s titer score. We have provided information about veterinarians on your take home information sheet that do these tests at reasonable costs and upon symptoms of these diseases. I understand Chi To
- Forever Friends Humane Societyphoenix, az · 4 dogs · 14 mi from Litchfield Park
How to adopt from Forever Friends Humane Society
1st is a home check, then we do foster to adopt for a week to ensure a good fit the adopters get 2 free training sessions in home after adoption, but trainer comes 1day also. Most of my dogs are on a breed restricted list so house is most likely a requirement, if they are renters I'll need to speak to landlords. Fees for 1yr- senior is 100-200$.
- White German Shepherd RescuePhoenix, AZ · 4 dogs · 16 mi from Litchfield Park
How to adopt from White German Shepherd Rescue
Adoption fees range from $150 to $450. We introduce prospective families to a dog (or dogs) that we feel would be a good match for their family. If the introduction goes well, we proceed to a home check. if there are other pets in the family, we introduce the adoptive dog to the family pets. If all goes well, the dog is adopted into the family and a contract signed. We offer a 2 week triel period.
- Living The Dream RescueNo Physical Shelter, AZ · 2 dogs · 12 mi from Litchfield Park
How to adopt from Living The Dream Rescue
We require an adoption questionnaire to be completed to confirm the pet being adopted is a good fit for the new pet parent, then an adoption contract is completed and an adoption fee is collected.
- Robin Hood Animal RescuePhoenix, AZ · 2 dogs · 16 mi from Litchfield Park
- Community PawsBuckeye, AZ · 2 dogs · 20 mi from Litchfield Park
How to adopt from Community Paws
Interested parties submit an adoption application. We review the application, meet the person, perform home checks, if they have pets the animals are introduced while on a walk and hen later in the home setting.
- Pathways Home Animal RescuePhoenix, Az · 2 dogs · 23 mi from Litchfield Park
How to adopt from Pathways Home Animal Rescue
Typically the process is: adoption application; interview, meet and greet with dog and other pets; home check, adoption upon approval.
Adopting a dog in Litchfield Park
Most rescues ask you to fill in an application, meet the dog, and pay an adoption fee that usually covers spaying or neutering, vaccinations and a microchip. Many are foster-based, so you'll often meet your dog in a volunteer's home rather than a shelter.
Senior dogs are often the calmest companions and the slowest to find homes. If you'd like a settled, affectionate dog, ask the rescues about their older residents.
Puppies go quickly, so if you've fallen for one, contact the rescue soon. Ask how big they're expected to grow, and plan for plenty of house-training and training in the first few months.
Questions about adopting a dog in Litchfield Park
How many dogs are up for adoption in Litchfield Park?
As of November 4, 2026, 459 dogs and puppies are listed for adoption within 25 miles of Litchfield Park, Arizona, by 14 rescues and shelters. The list is updated every day.
Where can I adopt a dog in Litchfield Park?
The rescues with the most dogs near Litchfield Park right now are Maricopa County Animal Care & Control - West Valley Animal Care Center (Phoenix, AZ), Arizona Humane Society - Campus for Compassion (Phoenix, AZ) and Canine Rescue Coalition (Goodyear, AZ). Each dog above has the rescue's phone number and website.
Are there puppies for adoption in Litchfield Park?
Yes. 46 puppys are up for adoption within 25 miles of Litchfield Park.
How do I adopt a dog in Litchfield Park?
Pick a dog and contact the rescue or shelter looking after them. Most ask you to fill in an application, meet the dog, and pay an adoption fee that usually covers spaying or neutering, vaccinations and a microchip.
Listings are updated daily. Rescues are responsible for their own listings; a dog may have been adopted since this page was updated.
