Angels
Petunia
Petunia was an older, blind English bulldog. one of the happiest and goofiest girls around. She got to live the remainder of her golden years with her foster mom. Bye sweet girl.
Bo
Bo was a poodle who came into Pima Animal Control Center as a stray and then put on a 24-hour deadline to find placement out of the shelter. We found that Bo had a heart condition and was nearly 17 years old. Unfortunately, Bo was suffering greatly and we made the decision to let him go after smothering him with love. See you soon, Bo.
Louie
Louie was an older poodle mix who got to spend his last few days as a RAD dog soaking up some love. His mom described him as a quirky old guy with an attitude. He had a tongue that hung out 24/7. He was a dog that could always make you laugh. Rest In Peace, sweet boy.
Kai
Kai, a beautiful Pit mix male, had a gentle spirit, despite what was clearly a rough and troubled life in his puppy years. Thanks to the wonderful decompression volunteers at Pima Animal Care Center and to his very patient and loving fosters, Kai learned to trust again. We sadly say goodbye to this sweet boy.
Nanny
Nanny took her final trip over the Rainbow Bridge. She came to RAD a 12-year old PitBull/Greyhound mix in poor condition. She made a strong turnaround but her constitution was to damaged to maintain it.
Nanny was a real sweetheart. She spent her last days living a mellow lifestyle in a slow paced home with plenty of love and snuggles. She will be greatly missed.
Connor
Connor came to PACC as a homeless old man who had obviously been neglected and ill-treated for years. But even with this history he was a sweet and affectionate boy who loved everyone. He touched so many people it is almost staggering. RAD pulled Connor, and Amy and Cara gave him a great foster home. But despite everyone's best efforts we could not save him.
Connor's friends helped him on his last journey, grateful that they were able to give him love and a true home in his last months. Connor: you are loved and you will be missed. Run free now.
Annabell
Our beautiful Annabell crossed the Rainbow Bridge today. Years of neglect took their toll on her; after a difficult morning, the decision was made, with the support of our team of vets, to humanely euthanize her.
We are so very thankful to Charly, who with the help of Amanda, saved this sweet girl. Thanks also to her amazing foster, Jenifer. It takes a special person to foster, it takes an angel to knowingly foster a hospice case.
Thank you all for your positive thoughts. We sent Annabell off knowing love and free from all pain.
You earned your wings, angel Annabell
Gypsy
Gypsy found her home and then sadly passed. She was a five-year-old Pit mix who loved cuddles, fluffy beds, lizards, and cheese slices. She never liked those darn birds in the backyard. Rest in peace, sweet girl.
Lucky
Lucky, a three-year-old female American Bulldog crossed the Rainbow Bridge quietly and peacefully surrounded by her RAD friends. Life and circumstances just couldn't align for this poor, sweet girl. RIP honey; you will be remembered.
Zorro
Look at that face! Seriously. RIP, buddy.
Papa
Such a sweet boy. RIP, buddy.