HOSPICE OF THE VALLEY Hospice of the Valley’s pet therapy teams bring joy to everyone they meet. As soon as pet therapy teams walk into a room, our patients and families feel better. There is something very comforting about the unconditional love pets freely give — not to mention all the precious cuddles, handshakes and tail wags. Our cheerful teams visit our patients in homes, group homes, independent and assisted living communities, inpatient care homes, nursing facilities, trade shows and expos. Suitable pets include dogs, cats, bunnies and miniature horses with a current pet therapy certification. 1510 East Flower Street | Phoenix, AZ 85014 call: 602-636-6336 visit: hov.org/volunteer/pet-therapy LIBERTY WILDLIFE For over 40 years, this volunteer-driven wildlife rescue and rehabilitation organization in the heart of Phoenix has had a national impact. When Arizona residents find animals in trouble, Liberty Wildlife is there with a 24-hour hotline and intake window open seven days per week. Every year, over 10,000 animals are cared for through the wildlife hospital, while hundreds of thousands more people participated in our high-quality environmental education programs, including many dozens of K-12 school groups. Liberty Wildlife also provides conservation services and works to preserve Native American culture through our acclaimed feather repository. 2600 East Elwood Street | Phoenix, AZ 85040 call: 480-998-5550 visit: libertywildlife.org LOST OUR HOME PET RESCUE Our Mission: Helping people, saving pets, changing lives. We provide compassionate services to pets and pet parents in crisis. We believe no one should have to choose between their safety and their pet’s well-being. We rescue pets facing homelessness and euthanasia, provide a pet food bank and offer 90 days of temporary pet care for people escaping domestic violence, experiencing homelessness or undergoing medical treatment. Our Tempe First Responder Program ensures first responders have 24/7 access to our shelter for pets in urgent need. Partnerships with domestic violence shelters ensure survivors don’t have to leave pets behind. Lost Our Home steps in when no one else can, keeping pets safe and families together when they need it most. 2323 South Hardy Drive | Tempe, AZ 85282 call: 602-445-7387 visit: lostourhome.org 2025 RESOURCE DIRECTORY: ANIMAL ADOPTION, CARE, RESCUE & SUPPORT | 14 | FURRY FRIENDS 2025

POWER PAWS ASSISTANCE DOGS Power Paws provides service dogs for disabled children and adults. Power Paws provides trained service dogs for individuals with Type I Diabetes, PTSD, mobility challenges and facilities offering victim advocacy programs for sexual/domestic abuse. Our community outreach includes: • Reading programs for kids • Social engagement visits with seniors/veterans Power Paws is one of two Arizona agencies accredited by Assistance Dogs International to train service dogs for individuals with disabilities. 5025 East Washington Street, Suite 204 | Phoenix, AZ 85034 call: 480-970-1322 visit: azpowerpaws.org PAWSITIVE FRIENDSHIPS We support individuals with special needs by using the special bond of pets to help them reach their full potential. Pawsitive Friendships redefines special needs therapy by utilizing the powerful bond between pets and children. Founded in 2014 by Tosha, whose son has autism and showed progress when she incorporated her dog, Zoe, she developed an occupational therapy-focused curriculum using pets in adaptive activities. Our mission is to help individuals with special needs achieve their goals through these unique connections. We collaborate with special education schools and adult day programs. Contact us to learn how your pet — whether a dog, cat, pig or even a reptile — can pawsitively impact the special needs community. 3317 South Higley Road, #114-778 | Gilbert, AZ 85297 call: 480-269-0124 visit: pawsitivefriendships.org PHOENIX ANIMAL CARE COALITION (PACC911) PACC911 brings together over 140 animal welfare organizations throughout Arizona to create a potent animal rescue community that works together under a unified umbrella. PACC911’s outdoor adopt-athons have placed over 11,200 homeless pets in loving homes since 2004. PACC911 unites Arizona’s animal rescue groups, shelters and advocates to save homeless, injured, neglected and abused animals. Programs like the Chuck Waggin’ Pet Food Pantry and Critical Care Program provide lifesaving support where it’s needed most. The annual Glimmer of Hope event and Rescued Treasures Thrift Store help raise essential funds to sustain these efforts. 10645 North Tatum Boulevard, Suite 200-516 | Phoenix, AZ 85028 call: 602-402-1946 visit: pacc911.org FURRY FRIENDS 2025 | 15 | Furry Friends