Found/Stray Dog in Phoenix, AZ 85051

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Found/Stray Male Dog last seen W kaler dr and 39th ave, Phoenix, AZ 85051

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Status

FOUND

Date Found

November 6, 2026

Location Found

Phoenix, AZ 85051

Nearest Landmark

W kaler dr and 39th ave

Sex

Male

PawBoost ID

73608225

Species

Dog

Description

He appears to be a male Neapolitan mastiff

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🚨 FOUND DOG – PLEASE HELP FIND HIS OWNER! 🐾 We found this sweet boy wandering around W. Kaler Dr. and 39th Ave. in Phoenix, AZ. He appears to be a male Neapolitan Mastiff. He is extremely friendly and gentle, but unfortunately, he seems to be in poor condition. He is very weak, appears malnourished, and has been refusing water and dog food. We’re hoping to find his family or someone who recognizes him. We don’t know how long he’s been wandering or what he may have been through, but we want to make sure he gets the help he needs. If you recognize him, know who he belongs to, or have any information, please reach out! We would really appreciate everyone sharing this post to help get this sweet boy home. ❤️🐾

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Elwira C.

2 hours ago

Is the finder on this chat

Annette S.

5 hours ago

I pray he finds his way to a loving home❤️

Alex R.

7 hours ago

There is a mastiff rescue here in Arizona reach out to them they will help. contact.azmastiff@gmail.com. At the very least he most likely means medical help. There's no way to tell with this limited information that he was abused. There's a chance he escaped and got this way while lost. The other more likely thing is he was dumped because people don't realize how big and strong they are and how fast they grow. Also you may have more health issues than what you can see.

Nancy H.

9 hours ago

Rita Camou ...It is! And I take the time because there are many misconceptions about these breeds among others that I feel it is important to dispel. Every dog is an individual, as are their human family. My 1st Presa did not prepare me for my 2nd who were very different dogs. And neither of them or my three Corsos fit the descriptions of these breeds as they are so often described. People of course should educate themselves about the possible propensity of a breed they are choosing. It can make a difference in whether a dog gets a forever home that is best for them & humans get a dog that best suits who they are. But people also need to understand that along with nature comes nurture, proper training, & understanding the exact soul. Generalizations are dangerous & invalid, be they on a group of humans or a breed of dog. A person asserting their absolute wisdom because they had one Corso...over the wisdom of a rescue dealing with these specific breeds for 25 yrs, successfully placing hundreds of them in proper loving homes every year...one is an inflated imaginary ego, the other is true knowledge & expertise. My own experience, while numerous is still minimal by comparison to that of someone who has placed countless thousands of these dogs with histories from one extreme to the other.

LS E.

10 hours ago

Poor baby now he can get HELP he don’t need to go back

Tricia S.

11 hours ago

I am very afraid that he is going to die because he’s refusing food and water and he’s already so malnourished and weak. Please save him!!! He needs to be at a vet now to get some fluids and some Nutrition pumped into him

Debra B.

12 hours ago

Plzzz don’t return this poor dog to his abusers!!! You just have to look at him to know he’s been mistreated!!!

Marlene W.

13 hours ago

Poor soul

Christopher M.

13 hours ago

Looks like an emaciated Neapolitan Mastiff or an emaciated Old English black Mastiff

Christopher M.

13 hours ago

Look for a Mastiff type rescue

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