Phoenix Animal Rescue    

A volunteer-run non-profit rescue in Gainesville, FL.

Phoenix Animal Rescue


Phoenix Animal Rescue is proud to announce its designation as a 501(c)(3) charitable organization.  Thank you for the generous donations made by Gladys, Bert, and Simon Cofrin, and the hard work of Steve Kattell! 

Totally Pit Bull Training Class
Gainesville's only training class specifically focused on bull breeds
This class is open to
American bulldogs
Bull terriers
American Staffordshire terriers
Staffordshire bull terriers
Pit bulls
American pit bull terriers
Bull mixes
Pit mixes
This class will be offered again in the Fall of 2009.
Add your name to the mailing list by emailing Gainesville Canine Academy.
$95 for the course and CGC test at the conclusion of the course.
Both trainers have bull breeds holding the AKC CGC Title
and
Certification from the American Temperament Testing Society
Training will emphasize the Canine Good Citizen program
For more information or to register
Contact Michelle Dunlap
352 226-0228
GainesvilleCanineAcademy@yahoo.com

Pit bull Amber holds a CGC title and certfication from ATTS
Pit bull Amber holds a CGC title and certfication from ATTS
 
Dog Fighting Tip Line
$5000 reward
for information leading to the arrest of dog fighters
1 877 847-4787


 

 

Our Mission



The mission of Phoenix Animal Rescue is to rescue, provide sanctuary, and ultimately rehome abandoned, stray, and neglected animals from the Alachua County, Florida area.  

We are a volunteer run, non-profit, no-kill, animal rescue group that is located near Gainesville, Florida.  Instead of having a store-front or rescue facility, all of our animals are housed in foster homes where they are provided with an enormous amount of love and any medical attention that may be required to ensure that they are in good health prior to going to their forever home.  Our organization's relatively small size facilitates a better understanding and relationship with each and every animal that comes into our care.

Many of our dogs are pit bulls or pit bull mixes who are waiting for people to learn they are very nice dogs.  No matter the issue, once a dog enters Phoenix Animal Rescue's program, we are committed to the life of that dog.  Each and every dog in our program is special and loved.  They are not a statistic.  They each have something wonderful about them and the volunteers at Phoenix Animal Rescue help each dog find the forever home that sees these same wonderful qualities.

When a dog comes in scared, starved, alone, and tired, Phoenix Animal Rescue welcomes him in, takes care of him, and makes him feel loved, wanted, and special.  This individual attention to each and every dog means our dogs stay in our program longer than most.  We aren't interested in gaining adoption numbers for the sake of statistics.  Our funding isn't based on quantity of adoptions.  We focus on quality adoptions and our donors support this focus.  We find the best home for each dog based on each dog's individual needs.  This means our dogs go to obedience classes, live in individual homes to learn how to be a housepet, and get every resource available to treat any and all issues.  Generous donations from the public fund every aspect of Phoenix Animal Rescue. 




 
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