Paws Patrol Inc.

Our Mission

Paws Patrol is a community-oriented organization dedicated to creating a more humane world for animals by reducing cat overpopulation and rescuing those in need. We strive to provide quality of life for our feline friends through compassionate rescue, expert care, and responsible re-homing.

Who We Are

Established in 2006 by a committee of experienced rescuers, our roots are firmly planted in the Green Valley community. We were founded on the collective expertise of dedicated animal advocates who saw a need for a professional, mission-driven approach to feline welfare in Southern Arizona.

How We Help

We operate as a committed team that utilizes a blend of rescue, foster, and specialized programs like our Working Cat® Adoption Program to support felines throughout our region. By focusing on Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) initiatives and providing a safe, nurturing environment for adoptable strays and kittens, we ensure every cat receives the medical attention and support they deserve before finding their new family.

Finding Your Perfect Companion

Adoption is a joyful partnership, and we are here to ensure the best possible start for you and your new companion. Our thoughtful screening and application process helps us learn more about your lifestyle so we can facilitate a successful, lasting match. We stay involved throughout the process, offering guidance and resources to ensure your new pet feels right at home.

Join Our Mission

Whether you are ready to welcome a new cat into your life or simply want to support our ongoing efforts, we invite you to connect with us. Browse our available cats online, visit our Green Valley office Tuesday through Saturday, or explore our volunteer and donation opportunities to see how you can make a difference today.

Trust Assessment
BronzeRated Aug 31, 2026
NonprofitVerifiedOperating 20+ years
Finances
Online Review Highlights
  • Helpful volunteers
  • Effective community TNR support
Visit Us At

750 W Camino Casa Verde, Green Valley, AZ 85614

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