Being around horses positively affects people. Riding can improve strength, balance, postural control, muscle tone, coordination, sensory processing, speech, motor development, cognitive development, confidence and emotional well being, among other things.

RCHS manages a county-wide animal shelter in Steamboat Springs. We care for the animals entrusted to us and provide compassionate safe haven. Funding goes toward healing their minds, bodies and hearts as we find them new homes. Help our life-saving work for the animals, and the people who love them!

Colorado is the heart of avalanche country. We train avalanche rescue professionals and dog teams to be ready at a moment's notice for victims in their time of need. We also strive to be a leader in community outreach and awareness about the importance of dogs as partners in search and rescue.

Help support our mission to rehabilitate orphaned, sick and injured wildlife along the Front Range for release back into their appropriate habitats. Greenwood also strives to educate the public of all ages about humane and non-destructive ways to handle human/wildlife interactions.

We use the healing power of horses to strengthen the mind, body, and spirit of those we serve in Western Colorado. We provide equine assisted mental health therapy and hippotherapy (using horses for physical, occupational, and speech therapy), tutoring and education.

Our core programs (Low-Cost Spay/Neuter; Trap-Neuter-Return; Uber Kitty, and Pet Food Pantry) work together to improve the lives of at-risk cats and dogs who would otherwise suffer from overpopulation, neglect, starvation, or a lack of medical care.

In the past year, we've distributed 5.1 million meals to dogs and cats whose families needed help with pet food. Please help us to keep dogs and cats with the families who love them. For every $5 raised, the Colorado Pet Pantry can feed a pet for a full month. We currently have 63 pet food banks!

Ferret Dreams Rescue and Adoption is dedicated to finding homes for rescued, homeless and surrendered ferrets. We are no-kill and no animal is ever euthanized because it is considered unadoptable.

Our dedicated rescue has helped thousands of local pets find homes and helped their terminally ill owners find much-needed peace of mind through our Placement and Wellness programs. We honor our donors by efficiently using 85 cents of every dollar towards the care and support of our pets.

Many humans experience tremendous conflict with animals, both wild and domestic. At Mission: Wolf, we teach basic body language and animal behavior in an effort to help improve human-animal relationships. Developing an understanding of how to interact with animals is key to our peaceful coexistence.

Please save a life today by donating to Animal Rescue of the Rockies! Your support will help save the life of a homeless dog or cat and create a lifetime of happiness for a deserving pet! In 2019 we adopted out 1,827 lucky dogs and cats, thanks to your support!

We need your help to save viable horses in the community from dangerous or disadvantaged situations as well as provide solutions for horse owners in need. Each week, healthy horses are sold at the local livestock auction to meat buyers for slaughter. There is a solution for these deserving animals.

Nature's Educators is a volunteer-driven educational wildlife program licensed by county, state, and federal agencies to care for non-releasable birds of prey and reptiles for educational programs. We travel all over to give our talks on conservation, respect of wildlife, habitats, and more.

Wild Bird Rescue & Rehab rehabilitates injured, sick, and orphaned wild birds for release back to their appropriate, natural territory. WBRR just moved to a new location in Englewood & expanded to rescue even more birds! Can you help us care for and sustain Colorado's birds?