Love Them All Sanctuary + Rescue

Love Them All Sanctuary + Rescue We are a 501(c)(3) nonprofit rescue in Scottsdale, AZ. We save all breeds in most critical need. We are always in need of donations.

Learn how you can help by visiting twochihuahuasrescue.org/donate

06/10/2026

Today feels especially meaningful đŸ’«

Six years ago today, we pulled our very first 2 dogs from the shelter. Today, we saved Arnold — ironically, the exact type of dog that was the very reason we started this rescue — overlooked, unwanted, past euthanasia deadline, a laundry list of medical issues that reflect a life of neglect + that same list of issues that very few rescues are able and willing to take on.

As of 5:30 AM, he had no one coming for him. Euthanasia in the shelter start at 6 AM. What makes his story even more heartbreaking is that he was adopted from the shelter back in 2020 — also ironically the very same year we started this rescue (smack in the middle of CovidđŸ˜·). Six years later, picked up as a stray, in horrible condition, with no one answering the call on his microchip, Arnold was minutes from the end of his life. This time, though, we were there for him.

Looking back, it’s hard to believe how far we have come. It’s only in very rare moments like this, when I stop moving amongst all the chaos, that I look around and exhale. What started as a tiny, foster-based rescue with 2, then 5, then 10 (đŸ«ą) dogs has grown into something we once only dreamed about. Currently, we have 94 dogs in our careâŁïž

Together, with your help, we have saved 636 lives, built a sanctuary that houses more than 40 doggy suites, play yards, routines, training and enrichment my own dogs would dream of, an animal care team of 21 incredible people our dogs consider family, AND in this last year, we’ve even opened an in-house clinic so our dogs [who once had nowhere else to go] can finally get the care they deserve.

Arnold is our 636th rescue, and today feels like a full circle reminder of why our work matters. Not every dog has someone coming for them. That’s the reality we face daily. But
I know for a fact that they ALL deserve a chance, no matter their circumstance.

I feel blessed beyond blessed to have the team, the resources + the opportunity to save as many as we possibly can.

I finally updated our sanctuary page on the website (link in bio). Take a look to see what YOU’VE helped make possible.

Arnold, we’re so glad we crossed paths when we did 💛

06/08/2026

A few weeks ago, we shared that we had taken in six puppies battling parvo.

At the time, we didn’t know exactly what the outcome would be. We just knew they deserved a chance.

Parvo is one of the most devastating diseases a puppy can face. It requires intensive treatment, constant monitoring, and a whole lot of people willing to fight right alongside them. But they fought and every single day, they got a little stronger.

Today, we’re incredibly happy to share that ALL SIX PUPPIES HAVE BEATEN PARVOđŸ™đŸ»

The puppies that once needed around-the-clock care are now doing what puppies do best—playing, making messes, stealing toys from each other, and reminding us just how resilient rescue dogs can be.

We are so grateful to everyone who donated toward their care, shared their story, cheered them on, and helped make their recovery possible. Rescue truly takes a village, and these puppies are here today because so many people came together when they needed it most.

Now, they have one more milestone ahead of them. They’re ready to find the families who will love them for the rest of their lives.

If you’re Interested in adopting one of our little parvo survivors please send us a message or fill out the adoption application linked in our bio. We can’t wait to see what the future holds for these six sweet babies!

My first feelings were that we failed him.As we said goodbye to Hulk, I couldn’t stop thinking that during the more than...
06/03/2026

My first feelings were that we failed him.

As we said goodbye to Hulk, I couldn’t stop thinking that during the more than 2 years he was with us, he was never adopted.

We saved Hulk from euthanasia in the shelter in April 2024. We brought him into the rescue, we promised him a chance, and we promised to do everything we could for him.

Sadly, in all that time, Hulk was one of the ones no one chose to bring home.

The reality: rescues are STRUGGLING under the weight of pet overpopulation. Hulk was one of the many wonderful dogs who spent their lives waiting for a family that never came.

Cancer entered the picture, and it moved far quicker than any of us expected.

While my initial focus was on all the things Hulk never had, as I sat on the floor of our sanctuary Clinic, I was also overcome with gratitude.

Hulk wasn’t alone. He wasn’t scared. He wasn’t spending his final moments in a shelter with strangers.

He *was* at home.

Staff laid beside him. Volunteers came to say goodbye. The vet team who cared for him was there to help him cross. There were tears, stories, gentle hands + so much love in the room.

And it made me realize that while Hulk may have never been chosen by a single family, he was chosen by an entire community.

For more than 2 years, he knew love. He had a warm bed, good meals, daily walks, adventures along the desert canal, treats, belly rubs, training, the best medical care and people who ADORED him.

Of course I wish his story had ended differently. I wish he had experienced “normal” life in a home of his own
one better than the one that originally abandoned him.

But I am so incredibly grateful for what he did have.

Because of our sanctuary, Hulk never had to wonder where he belonged. Because of you, our supporters, he spent the last chapter of his life surrounded by love.

Today, 92 LTA dogs are waking up in a safe place where they are cared for + loved while they wait for their families. Some will be adopted. Some will wait far longer than they should.

No matter what happens, we will keep choosing them.

Thank you for making that possible. Links to help in bio

Hulk, we will love you always + forever. Run free + fast sweet boy đŸ€

05/31/2026

Black dogs continue to be some of the most overlooked dogs in the rescue world and honestly, we can’t quite figure out why.

We have so many incredible black dogs at our sanctuary — big, small, and everything in between — all waiting to be somebody’s everything.

If you’re looking for a sign, this is it. Adopt, foster, or share đŸ–€ Link in bio

Foster Feature Friday! Eddy has been loving life in his foster home. At 2 years old, he’s past the puppy stage and more ...
05/08/2026

Foster Feature Friday!

Eddy has been loving life in his foster home. At 2 years old, he’s past the puppy stage and more than ready to find his forever. đŸ€

Best known as a lovable hunk, Eddy loves meeting new people, exploring new places, and getting his daily steps in! He’s sweet, silly, incredibly smart, and always eager to learn new things.

Eddy already has a great foundation — he knows basic commands and door manners, walks beautifully on leash, and is both housebroken and crate trained. And, he’s adjusted wonderfully to apartment living. His foster dad reports that he settles nicely in his crate when left alone and hasn’t barked or whined, making him the perfect house guest.

All Eddy wants is a family who will love him as much as he’ll love them. He’ll happily join you for any adventure, keep you company on quiet nights in, and binge your latest Netflix obsession while he snuggles up next to you.

He prefers to be the one-and-only king of his castle with no other dogs or small animals in the home, though he’s perfectly content passing them from a distance on walks. While Eddy absolutely adores people, his size makes him a better fit for an adult-only home or one with older children.

If you’re looking for a loyal, lovable rottie mix, Eddy might just be your perfect match.

Link in bio to apply!

We’ve always believed a rescue is only as strong as its foster base.Behind every dog that makes it out of the shelter, t...
04/28/2026

We’ve always believed a rescue is only as strong as its foster base.

Behind every dog that makes it out of the shelter, there’s a foster who said yes—and meant it. Not just when it’s easy, but when it’s inconvenient. When there are accidents, vet visits, behavior challenges, schedule changes
 real life.

Because the truth is, rescue is rarely easy. But the dogs we save don’t need perfect—they need commitment. They need someone who will stay, work through it, and not give up when things aren’t ideal. Fosters like that are everything to us.

Salem was saved just that way. If it weren’t for her foster family saying yes, she wouldn’t be here with us today. And not only did they save her life once—they continue to choose her every single day.

When she didn’t immediately fit in with their pack, they didn’t give up. They listened, followed training guidance to a T, put in the time working on structure, commands, and consistency every single day. They worked through the challenges instead of walking away from them. And because of that, Salem is now thriving in their home.

Fosters like this are the reason we can keep saying yes. The reason we don’t have to worry about dogs being returned when things get tough. The reason more lives are saved.

When you commit to a foster dog, you’re not just helping one—you’re making space for the next, and the next, and the next. That’s how rescue works. And that’s how we keep going.

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