In the last 27 years, Ark-Valley Humane Society has helped thousands of animals through adoptions, our community programs and services, and our spay and neuter efforts. Our live release rate in 2017 was 99% for all animals and we're proud of the lifesaving work we do. Would you partner with us?

We improve the lives of at-risk cats and dogs through our low cost spay/neuter voucher program for pet cats and dogs, our TNR (trap/neuter/return) program serves the feral cat community, the Uber Kitty Transfer program, and our Feral Food Bank and Pet Pantry.

The main ingredient we feel each dog needs is Love. Each receives all Medical Care they need, Surgeries, Heatworm Treatment, Vaccinations, Microchip, good food, a soft bed and lots of Love. Thank you for considering DDRT for your contribution! Help us help them. Touching Hearts One at a Time.

Our goal for COGives Day is to raise $100,000 for operational expenses and for property improvements at our new, safer location near Red Feather Lakes. Modifications to existing buildings, roadways, creation of wolf habitats, and engineering and other professional fees will run nearly $700,000.

Our mission is 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.

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!

Your gift helps to make a difference in the lives of the nearly 650 parrots in our care. We can't do it without your support!

A leader in conservation, captive breeding and animal care, Cheyenne Mountain Zoo connects people with wildlife and wild places through experiences that inspire action.

MPR is proud to have reached its goal of having rescued and rehomed over 2000 puppies and dogs since its inception in January 2012 and wants to continue saving lives and bringing joy to those who adopt from us. To do so, we need your help.

Through our partnership with ANAW in Kenya, we promote the peaceful coexistence of communities and wild, domestic, and farm animals by engaging in high-level policy change as well as creating a grassroots movement to protect the diversity of all beings.

Protecting biodiversity is a BIG job, and we know that we can't do it alone. We are actively building a diverse community of educators, students, activists, philanthropists, and citizen scientists to help us protect, connect, and restore wildlife and wild lands in the Southern Rocky Mountain region.

Dream Catcher Therapy Center and End of the Trail Rescue offers sanctuary, rehabilitation, public education and re-homing efforts to abused, neglected, and unwanted horses. Many of these horses are also a part of our various therapy programs designed for kids, adults, veterans and seniors.

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.

Now that we are established in the community we need more room & resources. Isolation rooms to prevent the spread of disease, Indoor/outdoor kennels for fear aggressive animals so they can calm down & realize they are safe. The ability to continue what we're doing in a larger, safer shelter. .

Did you know that anesthesia causes low body temperatures not only in people but also in pets? You can give a warm "hug" to shelter pets this winter by making a gift today to help us purchase additional Bair Hugger warmers, so all can share in warmth and coziness. Learn more in "Testimonials".