The Animal Defense League of Arizona is a statewide animal protection organization that works on behalf of companion animals, wildlife, animals in laboratories, animals in entertainment, and farm animals. Their mission is to protect and defend Arizona's animals, through education and public awareness, research and investigation, and reforming laws.

The Behavior Help Line is a resource provided by Pet Behavior Solutions, a division of the Arizona Animal Welfare League, for pet owners who need help with behavior issues. This help line provides assistance for both dog and cat owners. You can contact our knowledgeable Behavior Help Line staff by phone or email. Please note that certain issues may require additional training or specialized counseling and cannot be effectively addressed through the phone assistance provided by the Behavior Help Line.

AzCATs helps individuals to trap, neuter, return (TNR) free-roaming, primarily feral, cats. Their mission is to work with the communities, and through a collaboration with other organizations, eliminate cat overpopulation through non-lethal methods.

Bad Rap is rescue organization based out of San Francisco. Bad Rap is also an excellent source to learn more about American Pit Bull Terriers

Pet Behavior Solutions, a division of the Arizona Animal Welfare League, provides a variety of dog training classes. Pet Behavior Solutions also offers behavior assistance to dog and cat owners.
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This is a great source to locate adoptable pets across the Valley, state, and nationwide.

PETS 911 is a great resource for lost and found animals, fostering, volunteering, adoption, shelters, clinics, and training.

Pit Bull Rescue Central a virtual shelter and resource for owners and caretakers of American Pit Bull Terriers, American Staffordshire Terriers, Staffordshire Bull Terriers, and pit bull mixes.

The Spay/Neuter Hotline is a program of the Animal Defense League of Arizona. This hotline provides information regarding spaying or neutering your pet. Even if you live outside Maricopa County, the Spay/Neuter Hotline can help you in the right direction.