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Companion Pets in Crisis is dedicated to ensuring that no pet is left behind in times of crisis. We believe that pets are family, and during challenging times, they deserve support just as much as their human companions. As a volunteer-run, donation-driven organization, we provide critical assistance to individuals and families in Maricopa County who are navigating the toughest moments of their lives — from sudden displacement due to fires to the struggle of homelessness.

Shelter Intervention for Homeless Individuals and Their Pets

We recognize the unique bond between homeless individuals and their pets, and we work tirelessly to ensure they can stay together. Our Shelter Intervention program is designed to break down the barriers that prevent veterans and unhouse  individuals from accessing shelters with their pets. We provide resources, support, and advocacy to help keep pets and their owners together while they transition off the streets and into safe, stable housing.

     Pet Retention Program For Fire Victims

In partnership with local fire departments our Pet Retention Program provides essential resources and supplies to families affected by fires. We supply comfort kits to fire departments and work directly with families to provide everything from pet food and essentials to Emotional Support Animal (ESA) letters, helping them access housing with their beloved pets. While we do not provide temporary shelter, we offer vital support to help families keep their pets by their side during the recovery process.

We are not a rescue. We do not intake animals. If you are looking for a rescue please contact PACC911.
We Do Not provide medical funds or FOSTER animals.
Due to the high volume of emails we will not respond to any request out of our scope of services. Please refer to our RESOURCE page.

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