Dogs Available Today 1/10
Please note: Statuses can change quickly. This information was accurate at the time it was posted. Please contact us by phone: 520-965-1911 and leave a message or email: info@tucsonrescuenow.com for most current status.
Milo-
• Neutered Male
• 28 pounds
• 5 years old
• ID#: 882460
Milo is a smaller guy, only 28 pounds and 15 inches tall–from floor to the top of his shoulders. He arrived at the shelter as a stray, along with two other little buddies who have since been adopted. He’s loving life in his foster home, where he lives with a larger female dog, but he’d really love to find his forever home.
He is house-trained, likes to follow his foster around inside the home, and has done well meeting neighborhood dogs. He LOVES playing with tennis balls and enjoys his walks, spending time in the back yard, and he adores children. He also likes de-stuffing squeaky toys and knows a few commands, he even talks! Milo really wants to find an active home where he can run and play and get lots of love from his person/family. He is an absolute delight, enjoys going out with his foster to meet new people and he is always the hit of the party! He is such a quirky, friendly guy. He’s awaiting dental surgery, which the PACC clinic will do soon. He is available to adopt.
Come meet him at Tucson Rescue Now, located at 4752 E. Grant Rd. (SE corner of Grant and Swan), open Thursday through Sunday from 11am to 3pm, or message us through our Facebook page, or email info@tucsonrescuenow.org for more information!


Kingi-
• Neutered Male
• 52 pounds
• 7 years old
• ID#: 752726
Kingi is a PACC staff and volunteer favorite, and for good reason! He’s been there far longer than he should be, and that’s given them time to get to know this handsome senior guy. He’s got some arthritis, so he’s not looking to spend his days hiking, but a nice leisurely walk works for him. In play group it takes him a bit to feel comfortable, but with the right dogs, he will even initiate play. Landing in a home with another dog(s) could be just fine, he would just appreciate getting to meet any other pups before he says YES. He enjoys finding a comfy spot to settle in for a nap, and he lets you know when he needs to potty. He also enjoys car rides and walks well on a leash. He is available to adopt or foster.
Come meet him at Tucson Rescue Now, located at 4752 E. Grant Rd. (SE corner of Grant and Swan), open Thursday through Sunday from 11am to 3pm, or message us through our Facebook page, or email info@tucsonrescuenow.org for more information!

Ellie-
• Spayed Female
• 70 pounds
• 7 years old
• ID#: 884620
Ellie arrived at PACC as a stray, so we don’t know what her life was like prior to arriving at PACC. She is currently kenneled alone at the shelter, and she wouldn’t mind being your one and only. She’d appreciate meeting any other dogs in the home before she gives her paw stamp of approval. She loves people and enjoys giving affection as much as she likes to receive it. She walks nicely on leash, and really loves to amble along and smell all the smells. She will also sit nicely and give her paw for treats, which she takes gently. She is available to adopt or foster.
Come meet her at Tucson Rescue Now, located at 4752 E. Grant Rd. (SE corner of Grant and Swan), open Thursday through Sunday from 11am to 3pm, or message us through our Facebook page, or email info@tucsonrescuenow.org for more information!

Kaia-
Kaia is fresh from a couple week temporary foster stay, and not surprisingly, and they have wonderful things to say about her:
Kaia is such a sweetheart! It has been an absolute pleasure fostering her. Let me count the ways:
1. Lovable – She’s a cuddler who’s happy to sleep beside me while I’m working – and functions as a great foot warmer when she’s laying under my desk. However, her forte is curling up on the couch and laying her head in my lap.
2. Friendly – She’s a people person.
3. Quiet – Kaia doesn’t bark, snore, or slurp. Okay, she does bark at the Amazon guy, but she doesn’t bark at people or dogs walking by when we’re out.
4. Polite – She greets me with a smile and wagging tail, but never jumps up. She takes treats like a dainty princess. And it is simply below her royal status to beg for attention or food.
5. Easy-going – Calm, content. She is so over with separation anxiety, chewing up toys or shoes, counter surfing, and hiding socks. Let’s just chill, momma!
6. Easy walker – We walk short distances throughout the day, with respect to her mild arthritis. I’d say that 95% of the time it’s loose-leash heaven with a normal harness and allowing some scratch and sniff. However, she can tense up, tug and glare hard at some dogs. Then we cross the street and reverse course. If needed, I pull her close, distract her, turn her away from the sight of the other dog, and ask her to sit. Very manageable.
7. Surprising – It’s true she spends the day rotating through different sofas, soft rugs, and the dog bed in my bedroom. Yet she has bursts of playful energy. For instance, when we walk, I never know when she’s going to break into her Best of Show brisk trot. She acts like she’s taking a victory lap at Westminster, leaving me trotting beside her like one of the matronly handlers in sensible shoes.
8. Low-maintenance – At some point in our lives, we want to simply relax with a loyal roommate. This dog has got the personality and the good soul to be that best friend.
She is available to adopt or foster.
Come meet her at Tucson Rescue Now, located at 4752 E. Grant Rd. (SE corner of Grant and Swan), open Thursday through Sunday from 11am to 3pm, or message us through our Facebook page or email info@tucsonrescuenow.org for more information!


Chispa-
• Neutered Male
• 56 pounds
• 3 years old
• ID#: 877537
Chispa’s life was saved when a good samaritan saw him struggling this past summer and contacted PACC. An APS officer brought him to the shelter’s clinic and they saved him from the heatstroke that almost took him. He required some surgery and he has healed up well, now he just needs a small mass removed (looks like a beauty mark under his eye in his picture). He’d love to find a calm, quiet home to hang out in while he waits for that surgery. He loves to be with people, and did fine in play group. He does seem to prefer to not hang out with unaltered male dogs, so meeting any potential doggy pals would be the ideal before he heads home. As we learn more about him, we will update his info. He is available to adopt or foster.
Come meet him at Tucson Rescue Now, located at 4752 E. Grant Rd. (SE corner of Grant and Swan), open Thursday through Sunday from 11am to 3pm, or message us through our Facebook page, or email info@tucsonrescuenow.org for more information!


Foster Dogs
Astrid-
• Spayed Female
• 59 pounds
• 8 1/2 years old
• ID#: 841285
Astrid is loving life outside of the shelter in her foster home. Her foster family adores her and wants her to find the very best forever home. She is gentle with the active young kids in the home–she even adjusts her playstyle with them so that she isn’t too rough. She loves car rides, is a huge snuggler (she even comforts the kids when they’re crying), plays a little fetch, appreciates a spirited game of tug and enjoys rolling in the grass. She’s a great mix of play time and just hanging out with her people. She is technically a senior, but you’d never know it; she enjoys life and loves to de-squeak toys in record time. This is one truly special gal. She is available to adopt.
Message us through our Facebook page or email bonnyharristrn@gmail.com for more information!

