$10/month
Enrichment Support
Treats, toys, enrichment & confidence-building activities.
$25/month
Preventatives & Wellness
Flea/tick treatment, deworming, routine wellness, vaccines.
$35/month
Premium Nutrition
High-quality food + supplements, including special diets.
$45/month
Training and Behavior
Fear and undersocialized dog therapy and social learning
$55/month
Medical & Daily Care
Medications, chronic disease & pain management, grooming, & vet visits.
$95/month
Rescue & Rehabilitation
Covers nearly 1/3 of our total monthly cost per dog.
Other ways to Give
Mailing Address for Checks / Donations: P.O. Box 2769, Cottonwood, AZ 86326
(Our physical location does not receive mail.)
Zelle: accounting@petsreturnhome.org
Venmo: @petsreturnhome
PayPal Giving Fund(no fees): https://www.paypal.com/US/fundraiser/charity/149532
See our Wish List for other options, including gift cards, shop-to-earn, and much-needed supplies.
What Your Monthly Gift Provides
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24-hour supervision - Dogs are never without human supervision
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🐕🦺 Pack therapy & social learning
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🧠 Behavioral rehabilitation with predictable therapeutic routines
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🧹 Daily sanitation & enrichment
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🐾 Premium Food & nutrition
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Free-range living, enrichment, pack therapy & structured rehabilitation
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🩺 Long-term medical care, medications, preventatives & vaccines
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Love without time limits
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❤️ Sanctuary dogs who have in-home living, love without time limits, and comfort for life
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Final-chapter human and pack love and compassion
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🏠Clean, safe living spaces, comfortable bedding & climate-safe sheltering
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🛠️ Facility utilities, maintenance & safety repairs
Helping Dogs No One Else Can
Dogs come to PRH with medical, behavioral, and emotional trauma. Typical shelters or rescues do not have the resources to support those with:
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Fear-based aggression
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Deep trauma
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Long-term medical needs
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Severe neglect
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Failed adoptions
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Behavioral shutdown
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Euthanasia deadlines
A Transformation Your Monthly Gift Makes Possible
This is what monthly giving does — it creates miracles.
Trooper was found as a stray and found himself in a high-kill shelter. We heard about his aggressiveness with humans and dogs. We decide to save this "aggressive" animal. After 6 months of rehabilitation, he was adopted by a very excited family.
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