Rescue Me!
Bringing Homeless Pets to Loving Homes

Adoptions

Meet some pets just begging to be a SaddleBrooke dog or cat. All of the pets on RESCUE ME! are homeless and waiting in foster homes to meet their new forever family. Come on SaddleBrooke … let’s play matchmaker! RESCUE ME! showcases just a few of the thousands of pets in local Tucson rescue groups. All pets are spay/neutered, up to date on vaccines, and microchipped. Don’t see your perfect match?

SPECIAL OFFER:
Trainer Jay Smith of Community Dog Training has offered a free home consultation for each Rescue Me! adoption. Thanks, Jay!

Contact Us

Contact us (use contact form) and we’ll help you look. For more pets available for adoption at our Partner Rescues: PAKS and Animal Crusaders of AZ. Or, go to petfinder.com and narrow your search by breed, sex, age, and zip code.
If you have a pet in need of a new home, feel free to list their photo and description on RESCUE ME! photo gallery. (See navigation instructions).

Fostering

 Fostering – A Short Term Commitment with Life Changing Benefits
Your current lifestyle doesn’t allow for a long term commitment to a pet but, for now, you have the time, experience and, most importantly, the heart to care for a pet in need of a temporary home.  Please consider being a foster pet parent .

Why foster?
Many rescue groups don’t have a permanent facility and must place their animals in foster homes while they wait to be adopted.  Foster families offer the pet a safe place to get ready for their forever home.  Fostering is a great way to enjoy a pet in your home with out making a lifetime commitment and you will have the satisfaction of knowing you've made a difference in the life of an animal.

What skills are needed?
With basic knowledge of animal behavior and health, fostering can be a flexible, fun and rewarding volunteer job.  Just by getting to know the animal’s behavior and personality, you’ll offer valuable information to the adoptive family.  Some foster animals require a little extra help or training. Shy cats may need some patience and dogs benefit from basic obedience training.

Most rescue groups ask foster families to make a minimum time commitment, for example 3 months, and our partner rescue groups will work with you to find a pet compatible with your home and lifestyle.  Rescue groups will pay related medical expenses and some even pay for food.  

Want to learn more about fostering?  
Read more about it, and then Contact Us.  We’ll answer your questions, provide additional information, and organize a contact with our partner rescue group to begin the process.

Here's an article about fostering pets from the  Humane Society of the U.S.