UPDATE at 1748 on 6/26: You are all AMAZING!!! We have reached our goal!! Thank you to everyone who has help her. We will pull her and get her out as soon as possible!! Love you guys! This is Coco. She is a 4-year-old female Rottweiler currently on the euthanasia list at Maricopa County Animal Care & Control in Mesa, Arizona. We have to rescue her by Sunday, June 29, or the shelter will euthanize her the morning of Monday, June 30. Coco is listed as NHO, which means she can

Thank you to Rachel and Dan Vance for stepping up and becoming a ROTTIE HERO and giving this baby a safe place to lay her head!’ Unfortunately, she has become very sick the past couple of days and now has pneumonia!

In November, while volunteering at our county shelter, we met a beautiful, sweet and incredibly scared Rottweiler puppy named Mona. One look at her, and we knew we had to help

❤️This sweet little girl's name is Simone. She was brought into the Pinal County Shelter as a stray by a member of the public. We don’t know what her life looked like before, but we do know it wasn’t good to her.

Wavey is a young male Rottweiler currently at Maricopa County Animal Care & Control (Phoenix) and is on the euthanasia list scheduled to be put to sleep if not saved by 12/29/2025.

We are urgently searching for a committed foster home for Mystique, who is currently on the euthanasia list at Maricopa County Animal Care & Control in Mesa, Arizona and must be saved by 12/28/2025!

Last week was a busy one at Rotten Rottie Rescue, but we finally get to introduce you to Mona 💕 Monday, November 10th, we rescued a very scared female puppy from Maricopa County Animal Care & Control, and we named her Mona.

Xander has left the building and not in a trash bag!! HUGE thanks to Nikki and Richard who stepped up to foster Xander and let him live!!

The shelter has placed Xander on the euthanasia list. The shelter will euthanize him on 9/11 if we do not find a foster or foster-to-adopt by the evening of 9/10.

On Sunday, a severely neglected Rottweiler was surrendered as a stray to the county pound. Today, she is safe with us — and we have named her Amara, which means “eternal” or “grace.”

Marv at PCACC Marv is waiting for someone to love him at Pinal County Animal Care & Control in Tucson, AZ. The shelter staff think he's...