Scottsdale Doggys Need Homes!

Have you been dreaming of adding a new four-legged member to your family? Look no further! Scottsdale is home to many adorable dogs eagerly waiting to find their forever homes. By opening your heart and home, not only will you gain a loyal companion, but you’ll also make a difference in the life of a deserving animal. 🏠❤️

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Even if you can't adopt right now, you can still make an impact! Consider fostering, volunteering, or donating to help us continue our mission. Every bit helps in giving these dogs the lives they deserve. Click here to learn how you can contribute.

Together, let's make a difference in the lives of these wonderful animals! 

Coraline is a sweet-natured 3-year-old husky mix looking for her forever family in Scottsdale.

Rescued from a difficult situation due to an eye issue, Coraline continues to flourish with the help of a caring foster home.

She’s calm around children, loves pets and belly rubs, and always has an affectionate kiss or nuzzle to share.

Coraline gets along well with both small and large dogs—though she enjoys being in charge, her playful energy makes her a joy.

Her previous herding behavior has improved and now only surfaces if play gets too rough.

She spends time in a crate when alone but mingles freely when family is home.

Coraline is still mastering some manners, like counter surfing and jumping up, but she responds well to gentle correction.

A home with another dog and kids over 7 would suit her best, where her gentle spirit can truly shine.

Meet Chloe, a spirited 3-year-old husky mix whose journey in Navajo County began with uncertainty but evolved into a story of hope.

Initially timid, Chloe flourished in her foster home, surrounded by five other dogs and the gentle encouragement of her foster family.

She quickly embraced new routines—enjoying walks, splashing in the doggy pool, and playful bug-chasing sessions in the yard.

Chloe thrives in calm, structured environments and bonds easily with confident, friendly dogs.

Her ideal match is a patient family, ready to guide her through new experiences at her pace.

For her continued well-being, homes without cats, small dogs, or young children are recommended.

Desert Tails Shelter and Love For Dogs in Scottsdale champion rescue efforts, relying on local support for fostering and adoption.

Chloe’s resilience shows how foster care transforms rescue dogs, inspiring others to open their homes and hearts.

Xena is a resilient Husky and Cattle Dog mix searching for her forever home in Scottsdale.

Originally rescued alongside 46 other Husky mixes in Navajo County, Xena has quickly flourished into a playful, outgoing companion.

Her love of treats and food motivated her to master the doggie door, and she’s had no indoor accidents—a true sign of adaptability.

She gets along well with dogs and is gentle with young children, although she has some hearing loss and responds best to higher-pitched sounds.

Xena enjoys belly rubs, relaxing at your feet, and occasional playful leaps onto patio furniture, always maintaining a sweet, composed nature indoors.

With medium energy and no destructive habits, she would thrive with regular walks, affection, and a secure, fenced yard.

Xena is available for adoption through AZ Husky Rescue, and pet lovers can meet more adoptable animals at the new Maricopa County Animal Care & Control center in Old Town Scottsdale.

Adopting Xena offers a loving pup a bright new beginning.

Wesson is a spirited five-year-old Siberian Husky in Scottsdale, Arizona, looking for a loving forever home.

Rescued from a shelter, Wesson faces challenges, including blindness in one eye due to glaucoma.

He needs daily eye drops to manage his condition, and regular care helps avoid surgery.

Playful and energetic, Wesson enjoys spending time outside and gets along with dogs of all sizes, though he does show some alpha traits.

Wesson is crate-trained but has resource-guarding tendencies, so he needs an experienced and patient adopter.

He communicates his needs well and does best in an adult-only home, either as the sole dog or with compatible canine friends.

With understanding and love, Wesson will reward his new family with loyalty and affection.

Everly, an adorable 2-year-old Husky Shepherd mix, is seeking a loving forever home in Scottsdale, Arizona.

Once shy, she’s blossomed into a confident, affectionate companion thanks to her caring foster family.

Crate and potty trained, Everly adjusts quickly to new environments.

She enjoys playing with dogs of all sizes and shows a gentle, adaptable nature—even with cats.

Everly loves car rides for outings and has developed a special fondness for swimming and playtime with children.

She would especially thrive in a home with another dog to share her energy and affection.

Families, including those with kids, will find her loyal and loving personality a perfect addition.

Meet Everly at AZ Husky Rescue’s adoption event on December 13, 2025, at 7777 E Indian School Rd.

Apply today and let this sweet pup brighten your home!

Meet Corvinus, a two-year-old Husky who’s overcome major challenges to become a loving, playful companion.

Once hampered by painful eye conditions, Corvinus received essential surgery and is now thriving, his joyful spirit shining through in foster care.

He connects deeply with people he trusts, responding gently to guidance and enjoying everything from snuggling and toys to sock-stealing mischief.

Corvinus enjoys the company of other dogs, both at home and on walks, and is learning to stroll nicely on a leash.

Affectionate and adaptable, he’s ready for a household—calm or lively—where he’ll be cherished and ideally paired with a canine friend.

Corvinus has made remarkable progress and is eager to bring happiness to a new home.

Meet him at the AZ Husky Rescue event on December 13, 2025, in Scottsdale, and discover if he’s the perfect fit for your family.

Sulley is a 5-year-old Siberian Husky hoping for a loving family in Scottsdale, Arizona.

After enduring over two years in a cramped crate during a hoarding situation, Sulley’s resilience stands out.

Though he missed out on a normal dog’s life, he’s adapted beautifully and shows a gentle affection for people.

Sulley may be shy with strangers initially, but once comfortable, his sweetness shines.

In his foster home, he enjoys newfound freedom and is steadily building confidence.

He does well with other dogs, especially females or those smaller than him, and his social skills grow each day.

With a $250 adoption fee supporting AZ Husky Rescue, Sulley is ready for his second chance.

Adopting him means welcoming a loyal companion—and giving a deserving dog a brighter future.