Vinny, just over a year old, is our youngest resident. He came to us in February 2025 from Pima Animal Care Center (PACC) after he was found abandoned in a park with distemper. About 80% of puppies die from distemper, but this little warrior beat the odds!
Though he has some neurological damage that causes him to twitch and affects the use of his front left leg, he runs and plays like a perfectly healthy dog. While he does have some puppy energy, he’s just as happy to curl up next to you or in your lap and LOVES a good belly rub. He would thrive in a home with a big yard and a playful buddy!

Cairo is a little frenchie with a BIG personality! This 5 year old became paralyzed after jumping off a bed and landing wrong, but that doesn’t stop him from zooming around. He is very friendly and loves people, children, and other dogs. He is currently staying with a foster, but would thrive in a forever home!

This sweet girl is the newest member of the Old Souls pack! Following a difficult situation, her previous owner went into hospice, making this an urgent case for us. She is currently with a foster family, who inform us that she is adjusting well.

Gracie is a 15-year-old visually impaired, diabetic sweetheart who was surrendered by her family as they could no longer manage her health issues.
Since joining Old Souls in March 2025, she’s shown us all just how much joy, sass, and love one little senior dog can pack into her golden years.
She’s friendly, endlessly funny, and known for her adorable little howls. Unsurprisingly, everyone who meets her falls in love.
Gracie does require daily insulin, medications, and glucose monitoring. She would be best suited for a home with someone experienced or committed to learning how to manage her care.

Rafiki arrived at Old Souls in October 2024 with no name, no vet history, and barely able to walk. He had clearly been loved and never missed a meal, but years of living in deep poverty meant he needed more care than his owner could provide.
After a few grooming sessions and some arthritis medication, this 12-year-old had a big glow-up! Nowadays, Rafiki spends his days sunbathing and playing with other dogs.
He’d do best in a home with a yard and a friendly dog companion to share it with.

N’dogo is a slow-moving, easygoing 10-year-old who joined Old Souls in July 2025 after finding himself at Pima Animal Care Center (PACC) for the second time in five years.
His name means tiny in Swahili - a perfect, cheeky name for this gentle giant!
N’dogo loves the company of humans and other dogs, but his favorite things in the world are soft beds, naps, and treats (which he always sits for and takes ever so gently). He’s a calm, affectionate companion looking for a peaceful home where he can feel safe, loved, and never forgotten again.

Meet RuthE!
She’s a 12-year-old who was returned to the shelters 3 times over the last few years before she arrived to Old Souls.
RuthE is sweet, opinionated, and still figuring out her ideal routine. We’re currently working to understand her litter preferences as she’s had some inconsistencies, but we’re committed to helping her get there and can offer guidance to a patient foster or adopter.
Other than that, she is healthy, curious, enjoys being around other people, and gets along great with dogs (but would prefer to be the only cat in the home).

Rosie is a Russian tortoise who came to Old Souls after being surrendered to Pima Animal Care Center (PACC). We don’t know her exact age, but the condition of her shell told us she’d lived a tough life before arriving here.
She’s been with us for a few years now and is happy and healthy. Rosie would do best in a home with someone who has experience or is committed to learning how to care for a Russian tortoise.

Meet Lloyd!
He’s an adult pot-bellied pig with a calm personality who gets along well with other pigs, goats, and tortoises. He mostly keeps to himself, but enjoys snacks, soft spots to nap, and splashing around in water.
Lloyd would do well in a home setup with secure fencing, shade, and space to roam around.

Esme and Safa are part of the goat herd that arrived to Old Souls in December 2022 as part of a cruelty case. In fact, these are Tu’uwa’s sisters!
During the confiscation process done by Pima County, Esme tragically lost her baby. Safa later went on to give birth to two healthy boys who have since found foster homes. Despite all they’ve endured, both girls are healthy, stable, and ready for a safe, loving home.
Esme and Safa must be adopted together, or as part of a larger family group with their sister and nieces Tu’uwa, N’dari, and Akinyi’i. Because they also carry mycoplasma, they cannot live with goats outside of their own herd.

We have five African Sulcata Tortoises looking for homes!
Sulcatas are the third-largest tortoise species in the world and can live well over 70 years. They require large, secure outdoor spaces with plenty of room to roam, dig, and soak up the sun,
These gentle giants are best suited for adopters who are experienced or committed to learning how to provide lifelong care for them.

Tu’uwa came to us in December 2022 as part of a cruelty case involving an entire herd of goats seized by Pima County. She was pregnant and, like the rest of the herd, tested positive for mycoplasma (a contagious bacterial disease that can cause respiratory issues, joint swelling, and chronic illness). Shortly after arriving, she gave birth to daughters N’dari and Akinyi’i.
Because they carry mycoplasma, they cannot be housed with other goats and can only be adopted as a family to a goat-free home. This sweet trio is deeply bonded and hoping to find a safe, loving home!

Residents Available for Adoption or Foster