ANIMAL ADOPTION CENTER
78
ADOPTIONS IN 2026
6,049
ANIMALS ADOPTED SINCE 2004
115
SPAYS/NEUTERS FACILITATED IN 2026
26,129
SPAYS/NEUTERS FACILITATED SINCE 2009
UNDERDOG OF THE MONTH
Meet our Underdog of the Month: Rotisserie (AKA Roti)!
Roti is a true bundle of joy with an incredible story. Originally from Texas, she was found on the side of the road after being hit by a car. Thanks to One Tail at a Time in West Texas, she was brought to safety and transported to us on a Dog Is My Copilot flight for the care she needed. Roti recently underwent a hip replacement in Sun Valley and is now on the mend.
Despite everything she’s been through, Roti is the happiest, most resilient girl. While she’s currently limited to short walks as she recovers, she absolutely loves getting outside to sniff and explore. She’s also a big fan of soaking up the sunshine, sticking close by your side, and showering her people with love.
Roti adores kids and would thrive in a home with them—she truly is just the best!
SOPHIE’S STORY
Enjoy this heartwarming story of Sophie and her adopter. Fostering goes a long way and who knows you could find your Sophie one day!
TOGETHER WE CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE
Animals live because you give!
Give Today
The Animal Adoption Center is a 501(c)3 nonprofit animal rescue organization. Your gift directly supports our rescue and adoption programs, educational initiatives, and our spay/neuter program.
Lulu’s Fund Match
The Lulu’s Fund has been a longtime supporter of the Animal Adoption Center. Thanks to the generous support of fund founder’s, Tim & Sandy Day, the AAC has two annual matching opportunities. These matches support the AAC’s life-saving programs through the New Leash on Life Challenge and our statewide spay/neuter efforts through the Spay/Neuter Challenge.
Nightingale Fund
This fund provides life-saving and life-changing surgeries, veterinary care, and rehabilitation to animals who otherwise would spend their remaining days in pain and suffering before being euthanized in a shelter. Thanks to the Nightingale Fund dogs like, Harry, were able to get the care they needed to live a full life.
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