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  1. East Valley Men's Center

    A New Leaf

    • Emergency shelter
    • Meals
    • Hours: Start with the online prescreen on their website; intake is not done by phone. Three meals a day.
    • 2345 N Country Club Dr, Mesa, AZ 85201
    • Who it serves: Men
    • Call to ask about pets
    Call (877) 211-8661DirectionsWebsite

    Source: A New Leaf. Checked October 2026.

  2. CASS Single Adult Shelter

    Central Arizona Shelter Services (CASS)

    • Emergency shelter
    • Hours: Go to the Keys to Change campus at 204 S. 12th Ave., complete intake, and ask for CASS. Same-day beds when available. Bring ID, medications and papers if you have them.
    • 230 S. 12th Avenue, Phoenix, AZ 85007
    • Who it serves: Single adults 18 and older. Families: call the Family Housing Hub at 2-1-1.
    • Call to ask about pets. Maricopa County lists CASS as housing that works with people who have pets. Call to ask.
    Call (602) 256-6945DirectionsWebsite

    Source: Central Arizona Shelter Services; Maricopa County. Checked October 2026.

  3. Family Housing Hub (families with children)

    Family Housing Hub

    • Emergency shelter
    • Hours: Call 2-1-1 (or 877-211-8661), every day, 9 AM to 7 PM. Every adult who needs shelter should be on the call. Free.
    • Phoenix. No walk-in address. Call or apply online.
    • Who it serves: Families in Maricopa County with children under 18
    • Call to ask about pets
    Call (877) 211-8661Website

    Source: Family Housing Hub; UMOM. Checked October 2026.

  4. Keys to Change Campus

    Keys to Change

    • Emergency shelter
    • Open 24 hours
    • 204 S. 12th Avenue, Phoenix, AZ 85007
    • Who it serves: Single adults experiencing homelessness in Maricopa County
    • Call to ask about pets
    Call (602) 282-0853DirectionsWebsite

    Source: Keys to Change; CASS. Checked October 2026.

  5. St. Vincent de Paul Phoenix Dining Room (overnight shelter)

    Society of St. Vincent de Paul

    • Emergency shelter
    • Meals
    • Hours: Overnight shelter all year. Walk-ins welcome. Call (602) 478-8172 to ask about open beds.
    • 1075 W. Jackson St., Phoenix, AZ 85007
    • Who it serves: Adults 18 and older
    • Call to ask about pets
    • Daytime heat relief here (cold water, air conditioning) runs June 1 to September 30, daily 1:30 to 5 PM.
    Call (602) 478-8172DirectionsWebsite

    Source: St. Vincent de Paul. Checked October 2026.

  6. UMOM New Day Centers

    • Emergency shelter
    • Hours: Family shelter placement goes through the Family Housing Hub: call 2-1-1.
    • 3333 East Van Buren Street, Phoenix, AZ 85008
    • Who it serves: Families with children
    • Call to ask about pets
    Call (602) 275-7852DirectionsWebsite

    Source: UMOM New Day Centers. Checked October 2026.

  7. Washington Street Shelter

    Society of St. Vincent de Paul

    • Emergency shelter
    • Open 24 hours
    • 2739 E Washington St, Phoenix, AZ 85034
    • Who it serves: Adults 18 and older
    • Call to ask about pets
    DirectionsWebsite

    Source: St. Vincent de Paul. Checked October 2026.

  8. Family Promise Emergency Shelter Program

    Family Promise of Greater Phoenix

    • Emergency shelter
    • Pet kennel
    • Hours: Call to speak with a team member. Placement depends on space.
    • 7447 E. Earll Dr., Scottsdale, AZ 85251
    • Who it serves: Families with children experiencing homelessness
    • Pets welcome. Promise for Pets: shelter, food and vet care for family pets at one of its centers.
    Call (480) 659-5227DirectionsWebsite

    Source: Family Promise of Greater Phoenix; Maricopa County. Checked October 2026.

  10. Pima County Coordinated Entry (Housing Questionnaire)

    Tucson Pima Collaboration to End Homelessness (TPCH)

    • Emergency shelter
    • Hours: Fill out one Housing Questionnaire at any access point, for example the Salvation Army by phone at (520) 622-5411, Monday to Saturday, 2 PM to 7 PM.
    • Tucson. No walk-in address. Call or apply online.
    • Who it serves: People experiencing homelessness in Pima County
    • Call to ask about pets
    Website

    Source: TPCH. Checked October 2026.

  11. Primavera Casa Paloma Women's Shelter

    Primavera Foundation

    • Emergency shelter
    • Transitional housing
    • Hours: Call for an appointment to check eligibility and openings.
    • Tucson. No walk-in address. Call or apply online.
    • Who it serves: Women
    • Call to ask about pets
    Call (520) 623-5111

    Source: City of Tucson; Pima County Public Library. Checked October 2026.

  17. Crossroads Mission Men's Shelter & Family Shelter

    Crossroads Mission

    • Emergency shelter
    • Meals
    • Cool or warm place, all year
    • Hours: Break rooms with heat and air conditioning open to the public daily from 2 PM. Public showers daily at 3 PM. Shelter bed sign-up every evening at 7:45 PM.
    • 944 S Arizona Ave, Yuma, AZ 85364
    • Who it serves: Men and families
    • Call to ask about pets
    Call (928) 783-9362DirectionsWebsite

    Source: Crossroads Mission. Checked October 2026.

  20. My Sisters' Place

    Catholic Charities Community Services

    • Domestic violence shelter
    • Hours: 24-hour hotline.
    • Chandler. The location is kept private for safety. Call to arrange safe intake.
    • Who it serves: Individuals and families fleeing abuse, including children
    • Some pets allowed. Call to ask. Service animals at the shelter. The program can help find a temporary home for your pet.
    Call 24-hour line (480) 821-1024Website

    Source: Catholic Charities Community Services; ACESDV; Maricopa County. Checked October 2026.

  21. Faith House

    A New Leaf

    • Domestic violence shelter
    • Hours: Placement through the 24-hour Maricopa County Domestic Violence Hotline: (480) 890-3039 or 1-844-SAFEDVS.
    • Glendale. The location is kept private for safety. Call to arrange safe intake.
    • Who it serves: West Valley survivors escaping domestic violence or sexual assault, or experiencing homelessness
    • Call to ask about pets
    Call 24-hour line (480) 890-3039Website

    Source: A New Leaf; Arizona DES. Checked October 2026.

  22. New Life Center

    • Domestic violence shelter
    • Hours: For shelter or support, call (623) 932-4404.
    • Goodyear. The location is kept private for safety. Call to arrange safe intake.
    • Who it serves: People affected by domestic violence, sexual violence and human trafficking, and their families
    • Pets welcome. PAWS program: survivors' pets can come too.
    Call (623) 932-4404Website

    Source: New Life Center; Maricopa County; ACESDV. Checked October 2026.

  23. Autumn House

    A New Leaf

    • Transitional housing
    • Hours: Transitional housing, not emergency shelter. Contact through the 24-hour Maricopa County DV Hotline: (480) 890-3039 or 1-844-SAFEDVS.
    • Mesa. The location is kept private for safety. Call to arrange safe intake.
    • Who it serves: Survivors fleeing abuse in the East Valley
    • Pets welcome. Pet-friendly housing.
    Call 24-hour line (480) 890-3039Website

    Source: A New Leaf; Arizona DES. Checked October 2026.

  24. Chrysalis

    • Domestic violence shelter
    • Advocacy and support
    • Hours: 24/7 support line.
    • 2055 W. Northern Ave., Phoenix, AZ 85021
    • Who it serves: Individuals and families affected by domestic abuse
    • Service animals only. Service animals only.
    • The address shown is the office. Call first; shelter locations are kept private for safety.
    Call 24-hour line (602) 955-9059DirectionsWebsite

    Source: Chrysalis; ACESDV; Arizona DES. Checked October 2026.

  25. DOVES Program

    Area Agency on Aging, Region One

    • Transitional housing
    • Advocacy and support
    • Legal help
    • Hours: 24-hour Senior HELP Line: (602) 264-4357, toll-free (888) 783-7500. Case management, support groups, transitional housing and legal advocacy.
    • 1366 East Thomas Road, Suite 108, Phoenix, AZ 85014
    • Who it serves: Survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault and elder abuse, age 50 and older
    • Call to ask about pets
    • The address shown is the office. Call first; shelter locations are kept private for safety.
    Call 24-hour line (602) 264-4357Text (520) 775-1899DirectionsWebsite

    Source: Area Agency on Aging, Region One. Checked October 2026.

  26. De Colores

    Chicanos Por La Causa

    • Domestic violence shelter
    • Advocacy and support
    • Hours: 24-hour hotline. Services in Spanish.
    • Phoenix. The location is kept private for safety. Call to arrange safe intake.
    • Who it serves: Survivors of domestic violence, sexual violence and human trafficking, and their families
    • Pets welcome. Pets can stay, with access to shelter, grooming, vet care, food and supplies.
    Call 24-hour line (602) 269-1515Website

    Source: Chicanos Por La Causa; ACESDV. Checked October 2026.

  27. Sojourner Center

    • Domestic violence shelter
    • Pet kennel
    • Hours: 24-hour hotline. Up to 120 days of shelter in a secure building with staff around the clock.
    • Phoenix. The location is kept private for safety. Call to arrange safe intake.
    • Who it serves: Adults and children affected by domestic violence, sexual assault or human trafficking
    • Pets welcome. Pet Companion Shelter on site: dog kennels and yards, cat rooms, and vet help.
    Call 24-hour line (602) 244-0089Call (602) 244-0997Website

    Source: Sojourner Center. Checked October 2026.

  28. Emerge Center Against Domestic Abuse

    Emerge

    • Domestic violence shelter
    • Advocacy and support
    • Hours: 24-hour multilingual hotline (520) 795-4266 or toll-free (888) 428-0101.
    • Tucson. The location is kept private for safety. Call to arrange safe intake.
    • Who it serves: Survivors of domestic abuse. Family and friends can also call for support.
    • Call to ask about pets
    Call 24-hour line (520) 795-4266Website

    Source: Emerge; City of Tucson; Pima County Public Library. Checked October 2026.

  29. Community Alliance Against Family Abuse (CAAFA)

    A New Leaf

    • Domestic violence shelter
    • Legal help
    • Advocacy and support
    • Hours: Call the 24-hour DV hotline: (480) 890-3039 or 1-844-SAFEDVS. 16-bed emergency shelter.
    • 2066 Apache Trail #101, Apache Junction, AZ 85120
    • Who it serves: Families and individuals of all genders in Pinal and eastern Maricopa counties
    • Service animals only. Service animals and emotional support animals only.
    • The address shown is the office. Call first; shelter locations are kept private for safety.
    Call 24-hour line (480) 890-3039DirectionsWebsite

    Source: A New Leaf; ACESDV; Arizona DES. Checked October 2026.

  30. Against Abuse (La Casa de Paz shelter)

    Against Abuse, Inc.

    • Domestic violence shelter
    • Advocacy and support
    • Hours: 24-hour crisis line. Office Monday to Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM.
    • Casa Grande. The location is kept private for safety. Call to arrange safe intake.
    • Who it serves: Survivors of sexual violence, domestic violence, dating violence, stalking and human trafficking
    • Some pets allowed. Call to ask. Animal Safe Home Network: foster homes care for your pet while you stay in shelter.
    Call 24-hour line (520) 836-0858Call (520) 836-1239Website

    Source: Against Abuse, Inc.; Arizona DES. Checked October 2026.

  31. Verde Valley Sanctuary

    • Domestic violence shelter
    • Advocacy and support
    • Hours: Answered 24 hours a day at (928) 634-2511 or toll-free (800) 930-7233.
    • 221 S Main St, Cottonwood, AZ 86326
    • Who it serves: Victims of domestic violence and sexual assault and their children
    • Call to ask about pets
    • The address shown is the office. Call first; shelter locations are kept private for safety.
    Call 24-hour line (928) 634-2511DirectionsWebsite

    Source: Verde Valley Sanctuary; Arizona DES. Checked October 2026.

  32. Stepping Stones Agencies

    Stepping Stones

    • Domestic violence shelter
    • Advocacy and support
    • Hours: 24/7 HelpLine (928) 445-4673 for advocacy, safety planning and shelter. Office (928) 772-4184.
    • 2651 N. Industrial Way, Suite A, Prescott Valley, AZ 86314
    • Who it serves: People fleeing domestic violence
    • Call to ask about pets
    • The address shown is the office. Call first; shelter locations are kept private for safety.
    Call 24-hour line (928) 445-4673Call (928) 772-4184DirectionsWebsite

    Source: Stepping Stones; City of Prescott Public Library; Arizona DES. Checked October 2026.

  33. Safe House

    Catholic Community Services of Southern Arizona

    • Domestic violence shelter
    • Hours: Advocates available 24/7 for screening and referrals.
    • Yuma. The location is kept private for safety. Call to arrange safe intake.
    • Who it serves: Survivors of domestic violence: men, and women with children
    • Call to ask about pets
    Call (928) 782-0077Website

    Source: Catholic Community Services of Southern Arizona; Arizona DES. Checked October 2026.

  34. Kingman Aid to Abused People (KAAP)

    Kingman Aid to Abused People

    • Advocacy and support
    • Hours: 24-hour crisis line (928) 753-4242. Office (928) 753-6222.
    • 1770 Airway Ave., Kingman, AZ
    • Who it serves: Families in crisis affected by domestic violence
    • Call to ask about pets
    • The address shown is the office. Call first; shelter locations are kept private for safety.
    Call 24-hour line (928) 753-4242Call (928) 753-6222DirectionsWebsite

    Source: Kingman Aid to Abused People; Arizona DES. Checked October 2026.

  35. Northland Family Help Center

    • Domestic violence shelter
    • Legal help
    • Hours: Call (928) 527-1900 or toll-free (877) 634-2723 for the 24-hour crisis line. Counseling and legal advocacy Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM.
    • Flagstaff. The location is kept private for safety. Call to arrange safe intake.
    • Call to ask about pets
    Call (928) 527-1900Website

    Source: Northland Family Help Center; Arizona DES. Checked October 2026.

  36. Sharon Manor

    Housing Solutions of Northern Arizona

    • Transitional housing
    • Hours: Transitional housing with case management and support groups.
    • Flagstaff. The location is kept private for safety. Call to arrange safe intake.
    • Who it serves: Survivors of domestic violence and their children who are experiencing homelessness
    • Call to ask about pets
    Call (928) 214-7456Website

    Source: Housing Solutions of Northern Arizona; Arizona DES. Checked October 2026.

  37. Victim Witness Services for Northern Arizona

    • Advocacy and support
    • Hours: Crisis help available 24 hours a day. Court support and referrals to shelter.
    • Flagstaff. The location is kept private for safety. Call to arrange safe intake.
    • Who it serves: Victims and witnesses of crime in Coconino County
    • Call to ask about pets
    Call (928) 856-7676Website

    Source: Victim Witness Services for Coconino County; Arizona DES. Checked October 2026.

  38. House of Hope

    Catholic Community Services of Southern Arizona

    • Domestic violence shelter
    • Hours: Advocates available 24/7 for screening and referrals.
    • Douglas. The location is kept private for safety. Call to arrange safe intake.
    • Who it serves: Survivors of domestic violence: men, and women with children
    • Call to ask about pets
    Call (520) 364-2465Website

    Source: Catholic Community Services of Southern Arizona; Arizona DES. Checked October 2026.

  39. Forgach House

    Catholic Community Services of Southern Arizona

    • Domestic violence shelter
    • Hours: Advocates available 24/7 for screening and referrals.
    • Sierra Vista. The location is kept private for safety. Call to arrange safe intake.
    • Who it serves: Survivors of domestic violence: men, and women with children
    • Call to ask about pets
    Call (520) 458-9096Website

    Source: Catholic Community Services of Southern Arizona; Arizona DES. Checked October 2026.

  40. Tohdenasshai Shelter Home

    Tohdenasshai Committee Against Family Abuse

    • Domestic violence shelter
    • Kayenta. The location is kept private for safety. Call to arrange safe intake.
    • Call to ask about pets
    Call (928) 697-8591

    Source: Arizona DES. Checked October 2026.

  41. Alice's Place

    • Domestic violence shelter
    • Hours: Call (928) 289-3003 or toll-free (888) 531-7233.
    • 218 N. Williamson Avenue, Winslow, AZ 86047
    • Who it serves: Victims of domestic and sexual violence and their children
    • Call to ask about pets
    • The address shown is the office. Call first; shelter locations are kept private for safety.
    Call (928) 289-3003DirectionsWebsite

    Source: Alice's Place; Arizona DES. Checked October 2026.

  42. Time Out Shelter

    Time Out, Inc.

    • Domestic violence shelter
    • Hours: 24-hour crisis line (928) 472-8007. Offices (928) 478-1280. 28-bed shelter.
    • Payson. The location is kept private for safety. Call to arrange safe intake.
    • Who it serves: Survivors of domestic violence in Payson and the Rim Country
    • Call to ask about pets
    Call 24-hour line (928) 472-8007Call (928) 478-1280Website

    Source: Time Out, Inc.; Arizona DES. Checked October 2026.

  43. Mt. Graham Safe House

    • Domestic violence shelter
    • Legal help
    • Hours: 24/7 hotline 1-888-269-9104, or text (626) 733-8431. Legal advocacy.
    • Safford. The location is kept private for safety. Call to arrange safe intake.
    • Who it serves: Survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault: adults, children and family pets
    • Pets welcome. The shelter can house your pets so you don't have to leave them behind.
    Call 24-hour line (888) 269-9104Call (928) 348-9104Website

    Source: Mt. Graham Safe House; Maricopa County; Arizona DES. Checked October 2026.

  44. Colorado River Regional Crisis Services

    • Domestic violence shelter
    • Transitional housing
    • Hours: 24-hour confidential hotline (888) 499-0911. Business line (928) 669-8620.
    • 1301 S. Joshua Ste. C, Parker, AZ 85344
    • Who it serves: Survivors of domestic and sexual violence in La Paz County
    • Call to ask about pets
    • The address shown is the office. Call first; shelter locations are kept private for safety.
    Call 24-hour line (888) 499-0911Call (928) 669-8620DirectionsWebsite

    Source: Colorado River Regional Crisis Services; Arizona DES. Checked October 2026.

  72. First United Methodist Church of Mesa, Outreach Center

    First Community Missions DBA Friends at First Mesa

    Season ends Oct 31

    • Respite center (rest indoors)
    • Wheelchair accessible
    • Hours: Mon: noon to 3 PM; Thu: noon to 3 PM
    • 15 E. First Ave., Mesa, AZ 85210
    • Pets welcome
    • Food, Clothing, Hygiene items, Showers
    Call (480) 359-4628Directions

    Source: Maricopa Association of Governments, Heat Relief Network. Updated Oct 19.

  103. Community House Monday Day Relief Center

    Community House

    Season ends Oct 31

    • Respite center (rest indoors)
    • Wheelchair accessible
    • Hours: Mon: 10 AM to 6 PM
    • These hours apply when there is no heat warning
    • 4425 N. Granite Reef Rd., Scottsdale, AZ 85251
    • Pets welcome
    • Hosted at Scottsdale Congregational United Church of Christ. Mondays 10 am to 6 pm: a safe, cool place to rest, plus showers, clothes, toiletries, meals and case management.
    Call (480) 297-4404Directions

    Source: Maricopa Association of Governments, Heat Relief Network. Updated Oct 19.

  108. Surprise Community & Resource Center

    City of Surprise

    Season ends Oct 31

    • Cooling center
    • Hours: Mon and Tue: 7:30 AM to 5 PM; Wed and Thu: 7:30 AM to 7 PM; Fri: 7:30 AM to 5 PM
    • 12641 W. Santa Fe Dr., Surprise, AZ
    • Call to ask about pets
    • Homeless services, Health services, Food, Hygiene items, Utility Assistance Open every 3rd Saturday of the month 9am-1pm
    Call (623) 222-1600Directions

    Source: Maricopa Association of Governments, Heat Relief Network. Updated Oct 19.

  114. Catalysts Helping Increase Potential (CHiP)

    • Cooling center
    • Water
    • Cool or warm place, all year
    • Free Wi-Fi
    • Phone charging
    • Wheelchair accessible
    • Hours: Tue to Sat: 10 AM to 7 PM
    • 400 E 6th Street, Casa Grande, AZ 85122
    • Some pets allowed. Call to ask. Leashes and outside in our sun-covered court yard (has misters as well)
    • ADHS listing says the cooling spot is outside the building; look for the large sign.
    Directions

    Source: Arizona Department of Health Services, Statewide Heat Preparedness Network. Updated Oct 19.

  120. Ash Fork Public Library

    • Cooling center
    • Water
    • Cool or warm place, all year
    • Drinking fountain
    • Free Wi-Fi
    • Wheelchair accessible
    • Hours: Mon to Fri: 9:30 AM to 4:30 PM
    • 450 Lewis Ave, Ash Fork, AZ 86320
    • Service animals only
    • Yavapai County Libraries offer a place to escape the heat, they are not officially recognized as shelter sites. Should anyone experience a medical emergency, it is advised to reach out to a medical professional or dial 9-1-1 without delay.
    Call (928) 637-2442DirectionsWebsite

    Source: Arizona Department of Health Services, Statewide Heat Preparedness Network. Updated Oct 19.

  121. Bagdad Public Library

    • Cooling center
    • Water
    • Cool or warm place, all year
    • Drinking fountain
    • Free Wi-Fi
    • Wheelchair accessible
    • Hours: Mon to Fri: 9 AM to 5 PM
    • 700 Palo Verde Rd C, Bagdad, AZ 86321
    • Service animals only
    • Yavapai County Libraries offer a place to escape the heat, they are not officially recognized as shelter sites. Should anyone experience a medical emergency, it is advised to reach out to a medical professional or dial 9-1-1 without delay.
    Call (928) 633-2325DirectionsWebsite

    Source: Arizona Department of Health Services, Statewide Heat Preparedness Network. Updated Oct 19.

  122. Black Canyon City Community Library

    • Cooling center
    • Water
    • Cool or warm place, all year
    • Drinking fountain
    • Free Wi-Fi
    • Wheelchair accessible
    • Hours: Tue to Thu: 9 AM to 7 PM; Fri and Sat: 9 AM to 5 PM
    • 34701 S Old Black Canyon Hwy, Black Canyon City, AZ 85324
    • Service animals only
    • Yavapai County Libraries offer a place to escape the heat, they are not officially recognized as shelter sites. Should anyone experience a medical emergency, it is advised to reach out to a medical professional or dial 9-1-1 without delay.
    Call (623) 374-5866DirectionsWebsite

    Source: Arizona Department of Health Services, Statewide Heat Preparedness Network. Updated Oct 19.

  123. Clark Memorial Library

    • Cooling center
    • Water
    • Cool or warm place, all year
    • Drinking fountain
    • Free Wi-Fi
    • Wheelchair accessible
    • Hours: Tue to Thu: 1 PM to 5:30 PM; Fri and Sat: 10 AM to 2:30 PM
    • 39 North Ninth Street, Clarkdale, AZ 86324
    • Service animals only
    • Yavapai County Libraries offer a place to escape the heat, they are not officially recognized as shelter sites. Should anyone experience a medical emergency, it is advised to reach out to a medical professional or dial 9-1-1 without delay.
    Call (928) 634-5423DirectionsWebsite

    Source: Arizona Department of Health Services, Statewide Heat Preparedness Network. Updated Oct 19.

  124. Congress Public Library

    • Cooling center
    • Water
    • Cool or warm place, all year
    • Drinking fountain
    • Free Wi-Fi
    • Wheelchair accessible
    • Hours: Tue to Fri: 10 AM to 4 PM; Sat: 9 AM to 1 PM
    • 26750 Santa Fe Road, Congress, AZ 85332
    • Service animals only
    • Yavapai County Libraries offer a place to escape the heat, they are not officially recognized as shelter sites. Should anyone experience a medical emergency, it is advised to reach out to a medical professional or dial 9-1-1 without delay.
    Call (928) 427-3945DirectionsWebsite

    Source: Arizona Department of Health Services, Statewide Heat Preparedness Network. Updated Oct 19.

  125. Cordes Lakes Public Library

    • Cooling center
    • Water
    • Cool or warm place, all year
    • Drinking fountain
    • Free Wi-Fi
    • Wheelchair accessible
    • Hours: Mon to Thu: 10:30 AM to 6 PM; Fri and Sat: 9 AM to 4 PM
    • 15989 S Cordes Lakes Dr, Cordes Lakes, AZ 86333
    • Service animals only
    • Yavapai County Libraries offer a place to escape the heat, they are not officially recognized as shelter sites. Should anyone experience a medical emergency, it is advised to reach out to a medical professional or dial 9-1-1 without delay.
    Call (928) 632-5492DirectionsWebsite

    Source: Arizona Department of Health Services, Statewide Heat Preparedness Network. Updated Oct 19.

  126. Crown King Public Library

    • Cooling center
    • Water
    • Cool or warm place, all year
    • Drinking fountain
    • Free Wi-Fi
    • Wheelchair accessible
    • Hours: Tue to Thu: 10 AM to 4 PM
    • 23550 S. Towers Mountain Road, Crown King, AZ 86343
    • Service animals only
    • Yavapai County Libraries offer a place to escape the heat, they are not officially recognized as shelter sites. Should anyone experience a medical emergency, it is advised to reach out to a medical professional or dial 9-1-1 without delay.
    Call (928) 632-5986DirectionsWebsite

    Source: Arizona Department of Health Services, Statewide Heat Preparedness Network. Updated Oct 19.

  127. Dewey-Humboldt Public Library

    • Cooling center
    • Water
    • Cool or warm place, all year
    • Drinking fountain
    • Free Wi-Fi
    • Wheelchair accessible
    • Hours: Mon to Wed: 9 AM to 5 PM; Thu: 9 AM to 7 PM; Fri: 9 AM to 5 PM; Sat: 9 AM to 3 PM
    • 2735 South Corral Street, Humboldt, AZ 86329
    • Service animals only
    • Yavapai County Libraries offer a place to escape the heat, they are not officially recognized as shelter sites. Should anyone experience a medical emergency, it is advised to reach out to a medical professional or dial 9-1-1 without delay.
    Call (928) 632-5049DirectionsWebsite

    Source: Arizona Department of Health Services, Statewide Heat Preparedness Network. Updated Oct 19.

  128. Kate Garber Community Center / Dewey-Humboldt Community Center

    • Cooling center
    • Water
    • Cool or warm place, all year
    • Phone charging
    • Wheelchair accessible
    • Hours: Tue to Sat: 10 AM to 3 PM
    • 13000 Prescott St, Humboldt, AZ 86329
    • Service animals only
    • Users of this site are encouraged to independently confirm the information provided as necessary. Should anyone experience a medical emergency related to heat, it is advised to reach out to a medical professional or dial 9-1-1 without delay.
    Call (928) 632-0699Directions

    Source: Arizona Department of Health Services, Statewide Heat Preparedness Network. Updated Oct 19.

  129. Mayer Public Library

    • Cooling center
    • Water
    • Cool or warm place, all year
    • Free Wi-Fi
    • Wheelchair accessible
    • Hours: Tue to Sat: 9 AM to 5 PM
    • 10004 S Wicks Ave, Mayer, AZ 86333
    • Service animals only
    • Yavapai County Libraries offer a place to escape the heat, they are not officially recognized as shelter sites. Should anyone experience a medical emergency, it is advised to reach out to a medical professional or dial 9-1-1 without delay.
    Call (928) 632-7370DirectionsWebsite

    Source: Arizona Department of Health Services, Statewide Heat Preparedness Network. Updated Oct 19.

  130. Paulden Public Library

    • Cooling center
    • Water
    • Cool or warm place, all year
    • Free Wi-Fi
    • Wheelchair accessible
    • Hours: Mon to Fri: 10 AM to 6 PM; Sat: 10 AM to 4 PM
    • 16 West Big Chino Road, Paulden, AZ 86334
    • Service animals only
    • Yavapai County Libraries offer a place to escape the heat, they are not officially recognized as shelter sites. Should anyone experience a medical emergency, it is advised to reach out to a medical professional or dial 9-1-1 without delay.
    Call (928) 636-1202DirectionsWebsite

    Source: Arizona Department of Health Services, Statewide Heat Preparedness Network. Updated Oct 19.

  131. Beaver Creek Public / School Library

    Beaver Creek Public Library

    • Cooling center
    • Water
    • Cool or warm place, all year
    • Drinking fountain
    • Free Wi-Fi
    • Wheelchair accessible
    • Hours: Mon to Thu: 7:30 AM to 5 PM; Fri and Sat: 9 AM to 5 PM
    • 4810 E. Beaver Creek Road, Rimrock, AZ 86335
    • Service animals only
    • Yavapai County Libraries offer a place to escape the heat, they are not officially recognized as shelter sites. Should anyone experience a medical emergency, it is advised to reach out to a medical professional or dial 9-1-1 without delay.
    Call (928) 567-4034DirectionsWebsite

    Source: Arizona Department of Health Services, Statewide Heat Preparedness Network. Updated Oct 19.

  132. Spring Valley Library - Mayer High School

    Spring Valley Public Library

    • Cooling center
    • Water
    • Cool or warm place, all year
    • Drinking fountain
    • Free Wi-Fi
    • Wheelchair accessible
    • Hours: Mon to Thu: 10 AM to 5:30 PM; Fri: 8 AM to 3 PM
    • 17320 E. Mule Deer Dr, Spring Valley, AZ 86333
    • Service animals only
    • Yavapai County Libraries offer a place to escape the heat, they are not officially recognized as shelter sites. Should anyone experience a medical emergency, it is advised to reach out to a medical professional or dial 9-1-1 without delay.
    Call (928) 642-1295DirectionsWebsite

    Source: Arizona Department of Health Services, Statewide Heat Preparedness Network. Updated Oct 19.

  133. Cathy Prentice Memorial

    Wilhoit Public Library

    • Cooling center
    • Cool or warm place, all year
    • Wheelchair accessible
    • Hours: Wed to Fri: 11 AM to 5:30 PM; Sat: 11 AM to 4 PM
    • 9325 S Donegal Dr Suite B, Wilhoit, AZ 86332
    • Service animals only
    • Yavapai County Libraries offer a place to escape the heat, they are not officially recognized as shelter sites. Should anyone experience a medical emergency, it is advised to reach out to a medical professional or dial 9-1-1 without delay.
    Call (928) 442-3611DirectionsWebsite

    Source: Arizona Department of Health Services, Statewide Heat Preparedness Network. Updated Oct 19.

  134. Yarnell Public Library

    • Cooling center
    • Water
    • Cool or warm place, all year
    • Drinking fountain
    • Free Wi-Fi
    • Wheelchair accessible
    • Hours: Mon to Fri: 9 AM to 4 PM; Sat: 9 AM to 2 PM
    • 22278 S. Highway 89, Yarnell, AZ 85362
    • Service animals only
    • Yavapai County Libraries offer a place to escape the heat, they are not officially recognized as shelter sites. Should anyone experience a medical emergency, it is advised to reach out to a medical professional or dial 9-1-1 without delay.
    Call (928) 427-3191DirectionsWebsite

    Source: Arizona Department of Health Services, Statewide Heat Preparedness Network. Updated Oct 19.

  167. Colorado River Indian Tribes Library/Archive

    CRIT Library

    • Cooling center
    • Water
    • Cool or warm place, all year
    • Drinking fountain
    • Free Wi-Fi
    • Wheelchair accessible
    • Hours: Mon to Fri: 8 AM to 5 PM
    • 26600 Mohave Rd, Parker, AZ 85344
    • Some pets allowed. Call to ask. Must be leashed
    • This facility is a temporary cooling respite for those in need. Stay hydrated, dress for the heat, and check on neighbors!
    Call (928) 669-1332DirectionsWebsite

    Source: Arizona Department of Health Services, Statewide Heat Preparedness Network. Updated Oct 19.

  170. Parker Public Library

    • Cooling center
    • Water
    • Cool or warm place, all year
    • Drinking fountain
    • Free Wi-Fi
    • Wheelchair accessible
    • Hours: Mon to Thu: 10 AM to 7 PM
    • 1001 S Navajo Ave, Parker, AZ 85344
    • Some pets allowed. Call to ask. must be leashed or in a cage
    • This facility is a temporary cooling respite for those in need. Stay hydrated, dress for the heat, and check on neighbors!
    Call (928) 669-2622DirectionsWebsite

    Source: Arizona Department of Health Services, Statewide Heat Preparedness Network. Updated Oct 19.

  207. ATR Resource Services

    Season ends Oct 31

    • Water
    • Hours: Mon: 9 AM to 4 PM; Tue to Fri: 8 AM to 4 PM
    • 4135 W. Thomas Rd., Phoenix, AZ 85009 (Suite #2)
    • Call to ask about pets
    • Homeless services, Health services, Food, Clothing, Hygiene items
    Directions

    Source: Maricopa Association of Governments, Heat Relief Network. Updated Oct 19.

  240. AZ Pet Project

    • Hours: Request help with the online form on their website (there is a separate form for Southern Arizona).
    • Phoenix. No walk-in address. Call or apply online.
    • Who it serves: People with pets in crisis or with low income, statewide
    • Pets welcome. Help with pet supplies and services so you don't have to give up your pet.
    Call (602) 882-8627Website

    Source: AZ Pet Project; Maricopa County. Checked October 2026.

  241. Project Home Away From Home

    Arizona Humane Society

    • Temporary pet care
    • Pet kennel
    • Hours: Apply online; applications are reviewed within 72 hours.
    • Phoenix. No walk-in address. Call or apply online.
    • Who it serves: Families in crisis: hospital stay, domestic violence, losing housing, or military deployment
    • Pets welcome. 30 to 90 days of foster care or boarding for up to two pets. You need a plan to reunite. Vaccines and spay or neuter required; AHS can provide them.
    Call (602) 997-7585Website

    Source: Arizona Humane Society. Checked October 2026.

  242. Temporary Care Program

    Lost Our Home Pet Rescue

    • Temporary pet care
    • Hours: Apply online. Office Tuesday to Saturday, 10 AM to 5:30 PM. Urgent cases: email TCP@lostourhome.org with "TCP Urgent" in the subject.
    • 2323 South Hardy Drive, Tempe, AZ 85282
    • Who it serves: Arizona families in crisis: eviction, homelessness, domestic violence, medical treatment or financial hardship
    • Pets welcome. Up to 90 days of care for dogs and cats. Vaccines and spay or neuter required; they can help with vaccines.
    Call (602) 445-7391DirectionsWebsite

    Source: Lost Our Home Pet Rescue; Maricopa County. Checked October 2026.

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