SOUTHWEST OASIS LABRADOR RESCUE INC

Conducts home visits through a dedicated Home Visit Team to evaluate potential adopters’ living environments and match them with appropriate dogs to ensure successful placements.

Charges a $15 non-refundable fee for adoption applications to cover administrative costs and recruits volunteers to review applications as part of the screening process.

Processes adoption applications with a $15 non-refundable fee to cover administrative costs.

Facilitates the adoption of rescued Labrador dogs into permanent homes, including matching dogs with adopters through home visits and meet-and-greet events.

Facilitates the adoption of Labrador dogs into permanent homes through application screening, home visits, and matching services. Charges a $15 non-refundable application fee to cover administrative costs.

Facilitates the adoption of rescued Labrador dogs into permanent homes, ensuring each dog is spayed/neutered, microchipped, up-to-date on vaccinations (Rabies, Distemper, Bordetella), and tested negative for Heartworm, Lyme’s, Anaplasmosis, and Ehrlichiosis before placement.

Operates a foster program for rescued Labradors, limited to residents of Arizona, providing individual attention and care in foster homes until adoption.

Operates a foster-based care system limited to Arizona residents, where dogs receive individualized attention and care in home environments prior to adoption.

Operates a foster-based care system limited to Arizona residents, utilizing foster homes to provide individualized attention and temporary housing for rescued Labrador dogs.

Operates a foster-based care program limited to Arizona residents, using foster homes to provide individualized attention and care for rescued Labradors.

Rescues homeless Labradors, including those with medical conditions, provides them with necessary medical care (spaying/neutering, vaccinations, microchipping), and facilitates their adoption to approved homes. The program saved 223 Labradors in 2025.

Rescues homeless Labradors, including those with medical conditions such as heartworm, cancer, broken legs, Parvo, and pregnant mothers, providing necessary medical care. In 2025, the organization saved 223 dogs.

Rescues homeless Labradors, including those with medical conditions such as heartworm, cancer, broken legs, Parvo, and pregnant mothers, providing necessary medical care. In 2025, the organization saved 223 dogs through this program.

Distributes an email newsletter, "The Paw-Print," every Tuesday and Friday to approved adopters, listing available dogs and foster contact information.

Distributes "The Paw-Print" via email twice a week to approved adopters, listing available dogs and foster contact information.

Hosts meet and greet events, such as "Snooze Meet & Greet," to introduce adoptable dogs to potential adopters.

Hosts regular meet-and-greet events, including "Snooze Meet & Greet" events at locations such as Pet Supplies Plus in Moon Valley, to connect available dogs with potential adopters.

Hosts regular "Snooze Meet & Greet" and other adoption events at locations like Pet Supplies Plus in Moon Valley, and distributes "The Paw-Print" email newsletter on Tuesdays and Fridays listing available dogs and foster contacts to approved adopters.

Hosts regular meet-and-greet events, including "Snooze Meet & Greet" events at Pet Supplies Plus in Moon Valley, to connect available dogs with potential adopters.

Distributes an email newsletter, "The Paw-Print," every Tuesday and Friday listing dogs available for adoption and providing foster contact information to approved adopters.

Conducts home visits to assess potential adopters and provides post-adoption check-ins and resources to ensure successful placements.

Provides ongoing check-ins, resources, and guidance to adopters after placement to support long-term adoption success.

Provides ongoing check-ins, resources, and guidance to adopters after placement to support successful long-term adoptions.

Provides ongoing check-ins, resources, and guidance to adopters after placement to ensure successful long-term adoptions.

Organizes volunteer transporters to move dogs to foster homes and veterinary appointments, providing transportation seven days a week across Phoenix, Tucson, and the broader Southwest region.

Organizes volunteer transporters to move dogs to foster homes and veterinary appointments, providing transportation seven days a week across Phoenix, Tucson, and the broader Southwest region.

Organizes volunteer transporters to move Labradors to foster homes, veterinary appointments, and throughout the Southwest, including local trips in Phoenix and Tucson areas.

Recruits volunteers for various roles including fostering, dog transportation, application review, and administrative tasks to support rescue operations.

Recruits volunteers to support fostering, dog transportation, application review, administrative tasks, and other operational needs.

Recruits volunteers to support operations including fostering, dog transportation, application review, and administrative tasks.

Ensures all dogs are spayed or neutered, vaccinated (including Rabies, Distemper, Bordetella), tested negative for Heartworm, Lyme’s, Anaplasmosis, and Ehrlichiosis, and microchipped before adoption.

Ensures all dogs are spayed or neutered, vaccinated (including Rabies, Distemper, Bordetella), tested negative for Heartworm, Lyme’s, Anaplasmosis, and Ehrlichiosis, and microchipped before adoption.

Recruits volunteers to support fostering, application review, administrative tasks, and dog transportation. Organizes volunteer transporters for moving dogs locally and across the Southwest seven days a week.