Phoenix Metro Dog Rescue

Looking for a dog rescue in the Phoenix area? The Disco Dog Club is a foster-based nonprofit rescue with foster homes across the Valley. Our dogs live with real families in Phoenix and the surrounding communities while they wait for the right adopter — which means happier dogs and better matches.

Rescue dogs, Valley-wide

Because we’re foster-based, “where we’re located” really means “where our foster families live” — and they’re spread across the Phoenix metro, from Phoenix, Tempe, and Mesa to Chandler, Gilbert, Scottsdale, Glendale, and Peoria. Meet-and-greets typically happen at the foster home or a nearby park, wherever the dog is most comfortable.

Adopting in the Phoenix metro

Adopting from The Disco Dog Club is personal and pressure-free. Here’s how it works:

• Browse our adoptable rescue dogs and find a friend who catches your eye.
• Fill out our adoption application so we can learn about your home and lifestyle.
• We’ll set up a meet-and-greet, and if it’s a match, a quick home visit — then it’s time to welcome your new best friend home.

Want the full picture of how adoption works, what’s included, and what to expect? Read our guide to adopting a rescue dog in Arizona.

Foster and volunteer in the Valley

Most of what The Disco Dog Club accomplishes happens because someone in the Phoenix metro raised their hand. Foster families give dogs a safe place to land. Volunteers help with transport, adoption events, photos, and more. If you’ve got a spare bedroom, a free Saturday, or a camera and a good eye, we’d love to meet you — foster or volunteer with The Disco Dog Club.

New to fostering? Our foster guide covers what fostering involves and what we provide.

Other ways to help Phoenix rescue dogs

Not in a position to adopt or foster right now? You can still change a dog’s life. Donate to our Arizona dog rescue to help cover spay/neuter surgeries, vaccines, and vet care — or simply follow us on social media and share our dogs with your Valley friends and neighbors.

We also serve the communities south of the Valley — learn more about our Casa Grande dog rescue work, or get in touch with any questions.