A Dog's World Mobile Grooming

11/25/2024

Moose 🖤🤎🤍

11/23/2024

Please note: my cat prices have gone up. I am completely self taught on cats so I never raised my prices but it’s definitely time as I’ve been grooming them for 8 years.
Existing clients your prices will stay the same per usual but don’t share these prices with friends, as they will be inaccurate for new clients.
As of 2025 our cat grooming will start at $175 as this is only $25 more than a salon, and we bring the salon to the comfort of your driveway. Matting fees will be extra if applicable!
Thanks for understanding!
239-940-7199

11/22/2024

11/22/2024

It’s cold in SWFL, but the water is warm at A Dog's World Mobile Grooming!

11/21/2024

Sammy can see again after his haircut 😜

11/21/2024

Bailey the goldendoodle 🧡

11/20/2024

We are getting booked for the holidays! Now that we’re back in SWFL full time, the schedule is becoming much tighter with recurring monthly schedules! We don’t have anything left before thanksgiving and we will be working until Dec 22nd and closed after that until the new year!
Text 239-940-7199 to secure your spot!

11/20/2024

Ask us about creative grooming add ons!
All color is permanent, pet specific dye!

239-940-7199

11/18/2024

See you in 2025, Cyrus! 🩶🤎🤍🛁🧼

11/18/2024

A Dogs World will be closed December 23-29th for Christmas. Please text us or schedule online at www.adogsworldmg.com to secure your holiday appointment for your dog or cat!

11/16/2024

Bailey 💛

11/16/2024

Lucy the Chihuahua/yorkie mix before and after her shavedown 🐾🖤🤎

11/15/2024

My truck is down.. again.
So I will likely be working the weekend to make up appts if I can. Please bare with me and have patience as this is just one of those things with mobile, every day is a risk and a gamble and it’s not new and I so appreciate each and everyone of you for being flexible on your doggies spa day!

11/13/2024

At Lee County Domestic Animal Services
ID

I am an unaltered female, tricolor Dachshund sh.

The shelter staff thinks I am about 10 years old.

I have been at the shelter since Nov 12, 2024.

11/07/2024

Tucson you’d shelter has 1000 animals go adopt!!!

MESSAGE FROM THE DIRECTOR:

The last couple weeks at PACC have been challenging. We have continued to see significantly more dogs entering the shelter than leaving. We've watched our census jump from 475 dogs, to 530, to 570 despite every effort to bring more people in to adopt and foster.

We couldn't keep just hoping for adopters and fosters, so yesterday we pulled together our management team for an emergency meeting to discuss a difficult topic... euthanasia. With 978 animals, 570 of which are dogs, in our shelter, 50+ dogs coming in daily, space and resources stretched to the absolute max, and adoptions and fosters slow despite our pleas to the community, where do we go from here?

Thankfully, we had an excellent day yesterday, with twice the number of dogs leaving the shelter than coming in, bringing us down to 533 dogs in shelter today. That number is still astronomical, is still urgent, but it's not 570. This one good day has given us hope that we, with our community's efforts, can turn this around without having to result to drastic measures.

We cannot say it enough: To improve this situation, to prevent euthanasia, we NEED our community to help us make every day a good day. We need adopters and fosters. We need folks to make the effort to find the homes of happy, healthy lost pets by using tools like Petco Love Lost (lost.petcolove.org) BEFORE bringing them to the shelter. We need pet owners to be responsible and to take the basic steps to keep a collar and tag on their pets and to keep them safe and contained. We need our supporters to help spread the word. Surely in a county that's home to more than a million people, even just a few of those people can step up for dogs in need.

Our current goal is to reach 500 dogs in our shelter by this Sunday and then continue lowering that number. All dogs and puppies are currently free to adopt, and all medium-to-large dogs that are adopted go home with a FREE crate through Sunday. If you can't commit to forever but you have even two weeks to share with a dog in need, you can save lives, too - and even if you can't take a dog home at all, you can help by taking the steps outlined above.

Thank you, always, for your care for Pima County pets. With your help, PACC has found homes for more than 12,000 animals so far this year. I look forward to seeing how many more we can save - together.

Monica Dangler

11/07/2024

Jax looking like a cute little teddy bear after his shavedown complete with an adorable panda Bandana🐼 🎋

11/07/2024

Mocha & Misty the Pomeranians ❤️🐾

11/07/2024

Zeeba got a haircut, bath and ear cleaning today complete with a spiral tail!