Valley Dogs is a 501(c)(3), non-profit, all volunteer, no-kill organization that rescues abandoned, neglected or abused dogs and places them in temporary care until they can be adopted. The group also promotes and encourages responsible pet care through spay/neuter, micro-chipping and vaccinations. Collectively, Valley Dogs volunteers have over 40 years of experience in animal welfare. Please visit www.valleydogs.org or call 480-898-3647 to learn more about Valley Dogs.
NIGEL
Nigel’s family moved and abandoned him at a local shelter. A botched ear surgery, probably done at home, to replicate the “Pincher” ears left Nigel with deep scars.
Due to glaucoma, a cataract that impairs his vision and severely over-crowded shelter conditions, Nigel found himself on the euthanasia list. Valley Dogs came to rescue and saved Nigel from certain death. In cooperation with Eye Care for Animals in Avondale, Nigel had surgery for lens replacement. Although he cannot see in one eye, Nigel is expected to live a normal life. He is recuperating with a foster family where he enjoys playtime, belly rubs and dog biscuits. A social little boy, Nigel gets along with other dogs and people. He will need an introduction to cats. Valley Dogs raised a portion of the funds required to help Nigel but continues to accept donations to pay the balance on Nigel’s surgery. Nigel patiently waits for a forever home where he will be loved and cherished.
To meet Nigel contact Rene Silva at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or call 602-653-6392.
The Phoenix Animal Care Coalition (PACC911) is a non-profit organization uniting the local rescue community through adopt-a-thons, humane education, fundraising and the unique Emergency Medical Fund (EMF) available exclusively to its 100+ rescue partners. PACC911’s EMF has allowed its partner rescues to save thousands of animals by providing financial assistance to offset costly medical treatment. PACC911 relies on donations to sustain this life-saving fund. For more information on PACC911 or to donate to the EMF, please visit www.pacc911.org, call 602-992-4779 or mail your donation to: PACC911, 10645 N. Tatum Blvd., Ste. 200-516, Phoenix, AZ 85028.
