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Join us for our holiday fundraisers (which have been a great success!) where you can have a great time and meet our available-for-adoption dogs and new friends!

We are currently updating this page. In addition to our Happy Tails section (dogs that have been placed in forever homes), we have new Success Stories on our website.

Canine Rescue Coalition, Inc. is an all volunteer organization formed to rescue, rehabilitate and rehome dogs that come from abusive, neglectful and stray situations. We specialize in the Neapolitan Mastiff and the Mastiff breeds. Ideally all dogs awaiting forever homes are in foster homes, when they are not available we use various boarding kennels. We are always in desperate need for additional foster homes and if you think you might be able to help please call us at 602-281-0901.

We currently have many wonderful dogs waiting for a home to call their own, please visit the dogs and consider adopting one of our furry friends.

Please visit our website for adoption policies and then proceed to fill out an online application. It will be forwarded to us immediately for consideration.

Canine Rescue Coalition handles each adoption application individually, on a case-by-case basis. We consider each adoption to be that dog’s forever home, meaning it’s home for the remainder of it’s life, so we work to find the right environment for the dog and the right dog for the adopter’s environment.

We are under no obligation to adopt a dog to any individual.

Canine Rescue Coalition takes one to three weeks to process an application. We first conduct a phone interview, then all references are checked. If the references are favorable, we then schedule a home visit. All members of the household must be present during the home visit.

When the potential adopters are approved a time will be scheduled to meet the new dog and introduce him/her into the new home.

We do not have one shelter location. Our dogs are in various boarding kennels and foster homes throughout Southern California and Arizona.

The Grace Project is a rescue effort inspired by a Dobie that we tried to rescue from a county shelter, and because of overcrowding, was euthanized before the shelter opened on her available day. Although we could not help Grace, with your help, we can help other dogs (all breeds) that are in need of a foster or forever home.
 

  Visit our website to learn more about the Grace Project.

  Click here to search Dog Adoption Welfare Group (DAWG)