Hopi Dog Rescue Organization

Hopi Dog Rescue Organization Hopi Dog Rescue provides free spay/neuter clinics in conjunction with the Hopi Tribe of Arizona.

Can you foster?
08/05/2025

Can you foster?

10/21/2024

Get your pets spayed or neutered and they get a bag of food too. NO PET FOOD DISTRIBUTION it's for pets getting fixed. There's still time to sign up your pet to get fixed. It starts Thursday and ends on Sunday. Call 928-738-5251 for an appointment.

10/17/2024
09/22/2024

The kittens that were abandoned at the clinic back in July are now flying out to Oregon tomorrow to their forever homes.
People please be responsible pet owners and spay / neuter your animals. Do no just dump them off for others to care for. These two are lucky to find homes. There are two spay/neuter clinics coming up next month. Sign your pet up to get fixed.

09/13/2024

All out of pet food....

A few left. First come first serve. I'm busy and will not answer phones or messages

08/08/2024

Second clinic at the end of the month.

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Hotevilla-Bacavi, AZ

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Bridging Boundaries

Alexandra was just six years old when she first visited the Hopi Tribe reservation in remote northeastern Arizona with her two moms. After seeing dozens of homeless and starving dogs, she connected with Maxine, a tribe member asking for help. Alex vowed to return to her Chicago suburban community and start raising money to help. It took Alex over four years to raise and save $1000. In 2015, when Alex was ten years old, Hopi Dog Rescue held its first low cost spay and neuter clinic in conjunction with Soul Dog Rescue from Colorado and volunteers from Best Friends Animal Society in Utah. Since that time over 500 dogs and cats have been sterilized and hundreds have been rescued and placed in new and loving homes. Together, Alexandra and Maxine have bridged boundaries of age, community and culture to make a a positive impact in the world.