Circle L Ranch
Circle L Ranch Animal Rescue & Sanctuary in Prescott Valley, Arizona, is one of the largest shelters in the U.S. Overflowing with animals, we're home to dogs, horses, goats, geese, sheep, chickens and a rooster. Many of these animals were rescued from County facilities or the Humane Society—literally a day away from euthanasia. Others come from owners who can no longer... Read more
Our Adoptable Dogs
Pet of the Week
Happy Tails Adoptions
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Donate to Daisy's Eye Surgery
On about February 5, an email was sent out to rescue groups that was a plea to help a young female hound being left chained up in her yard. The message said she was emaciated and possibly had pups. We answered that email and said we'd take her, and on February 8, we received Daisy.
The Sad Story of Coco
In April 2013 we received an email alert that there were a lot of puppies in the shelters that were going to be euthanized. We put our word out saying we could take 8 of them. Arrangements were made to transport them up to us.
Circle L at Pronghorn Ranch
We attended the first annual Pronghorn Ranch Community Craft Show and Family Fun Day Saturday, May 25, and it was a great day. This was quite the event with handcrafted jewelry, pottery, woodwork, art, housewares, quilts, rustic items and baked goods.
Sign Up Now! Cosmic Bowling Fundraiser
Join us for a fun evening of bowling Saturday, June 29, and help raise awareness of animals in need. Only $15 per person. Includes bowling balls and shoes. A portion of the proceeds go to Circle L Ranch Animal Rescue and Sanctuary.
Circle L at Woofstock 2013
Woofstock 2013 in Prescott Valley, May 19, drew a large crowd of dog owners, prospective dog owners and overall animal lovers. Woofstock is an annual gathering of area rescue organizations and supporters who want to make the community aware of animals in need and showcase all sizes, shapes and breeds of dogs ready for adoption.
Gomez, River & Missy Adoptions
Gomez - Gomez has been with Lance for about four weeks and is doing well. Lance's 10-year-old grandson considers Gomez his dog, and he walks him and feeds him and they sleep together—every 10-year-old boy should have a dog.
Emma, Linus & Blaze Adoptions
Emma - Charles told me that Emma and their other dog, Buddy, get along well. Both dogs sleep in their small beds on top of their owners' bed, and they eat side by side with no problem.
