Meet our

Dogs

Most of our resident dogs have had serious medical issues that we have fixed and have given them a new life.

Dogs

Max
He is a miniature Schnauzer that ended up at an animal shelter because he bit his owner. At the ranch he is happy and has not once bit us but he does need to be sedated for grooming.

Jag
He is a mini schnauzer that has an eye issue. He was going to be euthanized when he could not be used as a breeder anymore. He has no teeth and we recently fixed his entropion (eye issue).

Daisy Duke
She is a Westie we adopted that has urinary and heart issues.

rescue miniature schnauzer, impinged intestines

Grizz
He is a liver colored miniature Schnauzer. He had stomach problems, specifically impinged intestines that required emergency surgery.

Baxter
He was born with no nasal passages and came from a hoarding situation. He alerts us when Timmy is having a seizure.

Dog Success Stories

Recent Adoptions

Rosies’ Rescue Ranch has quite a few long-term residents that we have been the right home for. It is amazing, because two have just found the perfect home. Butler has been here for almost 5 years. He came in when a disc ruptured in his lumbar spine and he was...

Chance

Chance is a 4-year-old male who may be a Golden Retriever that was left in an abandoned home in Globe, Arizona. He was starving to death and has some major medical problems. This case is not just about the will to live but also humans intervening and making a...

Success Story: Animals in need

This past month has been especially busy, with many animals needing urgent care and rescue. We’ve treated a wide range of cases—from a pit bull puppy injured after being run over by a truck, to a young alpaca at risk of losing his home. We also took in four dogs rescued from a hoarding situation in Seligman, and cared for a cat from Jerome who suffered a severe tail injury that led to a resistant bacterial infection.