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Heart Of Infinity Rescue is a 501c3 foster-based rescue + Maricopa County New Hope Partner that ONLY focuses on raising funds and awareness to help save MCACC e-listed dogs in need. ♡

Based in Scottsdale, Arizona ❤️ We're a 501c3 organization that focuses on raising funds and awareness to save Arizona dogs in need - whether it be by supporting other local rescues or rescuing dogs ourselves. Our r

escue is a New Hope Partner with Maricopa County, so we're able to pull at-risk dogs off county's euthanasia list ("e-list") and thus saving their lives by placing them in foster homes until we find their forever homes.

08/07/2026

✨ Today’s Feel Good Friday Moment is brought to you by Bandit! ✨

It’s a simple moment. A dog who faced a euthanasia deadline simply for being fearful in the shelter… now smiling, happy, and safe in a foster home. ❤️

Little moments like this give us a glimpse of just how much a dog’s life can change once they’re out of the shelter environment.

From scared and shut down to happy, relaxed, and smiling. 🥹

Sometimes, all they need is the chance to show us who they really are.

Happy Feel Good Friday from Bandit! ❤️🐾

And yes, this happy boy is looking for his forever home! Send us a DM to learn more about adopting Bandit, the adorable, mini Australian Shepherd mix 🏡❤️

📍 Phoenix, Arizona

08/07/2026

Tango was another gentle soul given a deadline simply because he was scared.

Today, he’s living his very best life with the family who stepped up to save him.

A reminder that fear is not forever… but saying ‘yes’ can be!!❤️

Happy tails, Tango - we’re so glad you found your forever!

08/07/2026

Adventure is calling… and Koi is always ready to answer. 🩵🐾

Meet Koi, a beautiful Husky with a heart as big as the great outdoors ⛰️✨

She was once placed on the euthanasia list simply because fear overwhelmed her in the shelter.

Today, she’s absolutely thriving.

✨ About Koi:
• 2 years old
• Around 45 pounds
• Loves dogs of all sizes
• Adventure seeker and road trip enthusiast
• Sweet, affectionate girl
• Would do best with an active family that loves getting outside

These days, Koi is a frequent traveler - exploring the USA with her foster family and proving that all she ever needed was a little time, patience, love, and adventure!

Now she’s ready for her greatest adventure yet: finding a family to call her own 🙏🏼❤️

Send us a DM to learn more!

08/06/2026

🚨 I don’t need someone to fix me… I just need someone to save me - by 8/9/26🚨

Hi… my name is Momo.

📍 Momo
🐾 2-year-old Australian Shepherd mix
⚖️ 24 lbs
🚹 Male
📍 MCACC West - Kennel D98
⏰ My deadline is 8/9.

When people walk past my kennel, all they see is a dog hiding in the corner.

But that’s not who I am.

The shelter is loud. It’s scary. The barking never stops. Sometimes it feels so overwhelming that I just shut down. Once you get me in the play yard, I’m more relaxed.

I even got to reunite with one of my doggy siblings (we even kissed each other) and that brought me so much comfort! So, I’d do best in a foster home with at least one other friendly dog.

When someone from this rescue spent time with me, they saw something different:

✨Once I was leashed, I walked nicely to the play yard.
✨ I found a quiet little corner where I finally felt safe enough to breathe.
✨ I let them scratch my head, rub my chest, and pet me all down my back.
✨ Zero reactivity observed.
✨ They believe that once I’m out of this shelter, I’ll decompress and adapt much faster than this environment will allow.

My previous family lost their living situation so, through no fault of my own, they made the difficult decision to surrender me along with two other dogs that were my family. They told the shelter that I:

🐾 Slept with their children.
🐾 Was gentle with kids.
🐾 Loved attention.
🐾 Was house-trained and crate-trained.
🐾 Walked well on a leash.
🐾 Knew my basic commands.
🐾 Got along with other dogs.

That dog is still here.

He’s just buried underneath fear.

Lately, I’ve stopped eating. I hide in corners. I tremble when people approach. Not because I don’t want love… but because I don’t know if I’m safe.

Please don’t let this shelter be the last chapter of my story.

Give me a quiet home.

Give me a little patience.

Give me the chance to remember who I am.

❤️ Please foster me to save my life before my deadline on 8/9.

📍Phoenix - Arizona foster needed.

📩 Apply today at dogfoster.org.

Please read my shelter notes before applying:

08/05/2026

Some posts don’t need a long caption. (Which we know were guilty of doing more often than not) 🙈

Sometimes. the moments captured in videos speak for themselves.

Two days ago when we met Flynn (fka Flounder) - he was scared and shut down.

Today, when we went back to the shelter to save him… we saw a different side of him.

He was bright and happy!

Judging by all his tail wags, it’s like he knew he was safe 🥹❤️

From grabbing him at his kennel to rolling him out of the shelter - seeing his eyes full of hope as he took it all in … it’s moments like these that fuel us.

Endless thanks to his foster hero for giving him the second chance he deserves. 🐾

08/05/2026

🐾 This Week’s Pawsitive Furspective, brought to you by Sven 🐾

They say you have to be a little delusional.

I think you just have to believe.

Not long ago, my world was four kennel walls, concrete floors, and waiting. Waiting for someone to notice me. Waiting for my chance.

Now?

I’m running through mountain meadows with the wind in my face. Chasing adventure instead of counting the hours. Trading barking kennels for whispering pine trees.

This life once seemed impossible.

But here’s the thing … you have to believe in the impossible.

And that your reality can change.

Because, before you know it - you’re living the very life you didn’t think was possible.

Maybe, just maybe, you can even help change someone else’s reality.

Better yet, maybe you can change a dog’s reality!

Because somewhere, another dog is sitting in boarding or behind kennel doors, dreaming about a day just like the one I’m having today.

Send my rescue a DM to learn about other dogs in boarding who’d love to have a change of pace and scenery (like me).

And if you’re interested in adopting me - drop a line. My rescue and I can’t wait to hear from you!

08/04/2026

🚨 FOSTER HERO NEEDED BY TONIGHT (8/3) 🚨

This boy is scared as he is sweet.

When we met him, he quietly walked right up to us - finding comfort in resting his head on the lap of the person closest to him.

He gently took hot dogs from our hands, allowed all handling, and enjoyed his face being cradled as he accepted affection.

We did notice that small amount of leash pressure caused him to urinate himself out of fear. So, be mindful about that as he’ll benefit from gentle, encouraging handling.

Overall, he’s sweet, sensitive, and incredibly gentle with so much untapped potential waiting for the right person.

His shelter notes tell the story of a dog shutting down:

• Has barely eaten since arriving, refusing meals for days at a time.
• Trembles, freezes, and tucks his tail in frightening environments.
• Loud noises and fast movements overwhelm him.
• Yet despite his fear, he consistently allows petting, accepts gentle handling, rolls over for belly rubs, and seeks comfort from people when he feels safe.
• Multiple handlers noted he takes treats gently and relaxes with slow, patient affection.

Flounder needs a calm foster who understands that trust isn’t rushed.

Someone who will celebrate the little victories - the first tail wag, the first full meal, the first time he chooses to walk toward you instead of away.

These are often the dogs who form the deepest bonds once they realize they’re finally safe.

Please read his Shelter Notes before applying: https://apps.pets.maricopa.gov/priority/Details/OTMw-MzIz-NTJB

📍 MCACC West
🐾 Flounder ( )
🖤 2-year-old Black Labrador Retriever mix
⚖️ 27 lbs
⏳ Deadline: TODAY (8/3)

📝 Apply to foster at: dogfoster.org

Please help us give Flounder the chance to discover what it feels like to be loved instead of afraid 💙

08/03/2026

🫎 Meet Moose. The gentle giant with a heart as big as his paws and a goofy smile that’ll melt your heart ❤️

Moose is a 2-year-old Husky who was given a second chance after being saved from the euthanasia list. Now, he’s searching for the one thing he’s never truly had - a forever family to call his own.

This handsome boy is everything people love about Huskies: smart, affectionate, hilarious, and full of personality.

✨ Moose at a glance:
• 🏡 House-trained
• 🛏️ Crate-trained
• 🦴 Knows basic obedience
• 🦮 Walks beautifully on leash (walks are his favorite!)
• 🎾 Loves fetch, puzzle toys, and carrying around his beloved raccoon toy
• 🗣️ Loves to “talk” and will happily carry on conversations with you
• 🤍 Incredibly cuddly and adores being scratched
• 🐕 Enjoys calm, one-on-one dog interactions
• 🚫 No cats

Moose thrives in an active home that understands the Husky breed. He loves both physical exercise and mental enrichment, and he’s happiest when he’s included in his family’s adventures.

Like many dogs who have experienced hardship, Moose can be sensitive to loud noises, sudden movements, and overwhelming environments. He’s made wonderful progress in foster care with consistency, patience, and daily walks, and he continues to gain confidence every day.

His perfect family will see beyond those moments and recognize the incredibly loving, loyal companion waiting underneath. Because once Moose trusts you, you’ll have a best friend who wants nothing more than to love you with his whole heart.

Moose survived because someone believed he deserved a chance. Now we’re hoping the right family will believe he deserves forever. ❤️

📍Located in Arizona.
📩 Send us a message if you’d like to meet Moose or learn more about adopting him.

Please share to help Moose find the home he’s been waiting for. 🐾

08/03/2026

“Love is a song that never ends.”

Those are the words in the opening song from Disney’s Bambi. They remind us that while life can be fleeting, love isn’t.

Every now and then, a dog’s story settles a little deeper into our hearts.

Last week, that dog was Chona.

We’d never met a dog as scared and shut down as her. She seemed more like a feral dog than an owner surrender. Still, we knew we had to save her.

Then, the perfect foster came along.

After several conversations, she said, “I can honestly say I want her to come home to our pack.”

Later, she told us she had sent Chona’s picture to a friend, asking what she should rename her.

He said, “Those aren’t dog ears, they’re fawn ears. She should be named Bambi.”

And so, Chona became Bambi.

In the 4 days after Bambi left the shelter, we’d celebrate every little victory along the way. And on the 5th day her foster expressed her desire to adopt Bambi.

Two days later, everything changed.

Bambi became ill and passed away on the way to the emergency hospital.

A lifetime of neglect had taken an unimaginable toll on her body.

And perhaps even more heartbreaking than her physical condition was her emotional one.

Severe neglect and backyard breeding, whether intentional or through irresponsible ownership, continue to fuel the animal welfare crisis we face every single day.

We need change. Not just on a legislative level but as a society. Dogs are treated as disposable things vs sentient beings.

They feel fear and pain.

But they also feel joy.

They know kindness.

And they know when they are loved.

We find peace in knowing that Bambi’s final week was everything the rest of her life should have been.

She knew love and that she mattered. And above all, she had a family. A real family.

Bambi’s life was far too short, but maybe that’s what “Love is a song that never ends” really means.

Our love for Bambi doesn’t end with her. It echoes forward in every dog we’ll continue to fight for because of stories like hers.

Endless gratitude to Christine for saving AND loving Bambi.

Run free, sweet angel. 🪽🌈

Our love for you is a song that will never end.

08/02/2026

🚨 ARIZONA FOSTER HERO NEEDED TO SAVE AILA BY 8/2 🚨

This beautiful girl is at risk of losing her life because she understandably wants out of the shelter.

Though, when we met her - we couldn’t believe she was even on the euthanasia list given how sweet and happy she is. All she needs is a safe, secure home 💛

🏠 Our Kennel Observations
• Friendly and affiliative.
• Approached us to say hello.
• Sniffed our hands.
• Gave gentle hand licks.
• Calm demeanor.

🌿 Our Play Yard Observations
• Happy and relaxed.
• Wagging tail.
• Walked nicely on leash.
• Leaned into us for affection.
• Rested her paw on our knee asking for pets.
• Enjoyed being pet.
• Gave sweet kisses.

🐶 Our Dog Observations
• Safely observed another dog through a secure fenced play yard due to her tendency to seek exits when stressed in the shelter.
• Curious and relaxed.
• Comfortable greeting nose-to-nose through the fence.
• No concerning behaviors observed.
• As always, we recommend slow, thoughtful introductions after any shelter dog has had time to decompress.

📝 What We Know About Aila
• Finder reported she was friendly and playful with small dogs.
• No known history of aggression toward people or other animals.
• Knows “sit.”
• Young, high-energy girl.

💔 Why She Needs a Foster
The shelter environment has become incredibly stressful for Aila. Her notes describe a dog who has struggled to eat (hasn’t eaten in days!), startles easily around the constant barking, and repeatedly looks for ways to escape the overwhelming kennel and play yard environment.

❤️ Despite that, she consistently allows handling, seeks comfort from people, and softens with gentle affection.

We believe she simply needs a quiet home where she can exhale and let her true personality shine.

She’d also benefit from a home with secure yard while she decompresses and learns that she’s finally safe.

🏡 Can you be Aila’s Foster Hero?

🫶🏼 Our rescue provides supplies and support - you provide safety and love.

📍 Arizona foster only.
📩 Apply to foster at dogfoster.org

Shelter notes: https://apps.pets.maricopa.gov/priority/Details/OTMw-MzMz-NDJB

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Scottsdale, AZ

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