Animals

Front Range Rescue Dogs, Inc is an experienced and dynamic non-profit volunteer group committed to providing competent canine search and rescue teams to missing person emergencies.

Archway wildlife seeks to address many environmental issues. We take care of wildlife in need as a direct result of human contact primarily, infant squirrels, raccoons,foxes,wood ducks, mallards and goslings. Another significant part of Archway is outdoor education. We teach animal tracking, wilderness survival, appreciation for the natural world,and heightened awareness,to all age groups. We also offer advice on wildlife conflict and management.

Every Creature Counts is dedicated to reducing the number of homeless dogs and cats on our streets and in our shelters through low cost spay and neuter clinic, rescue and adoption programs, and education of our citizens regarding pet overpopulation.

to treat injured and orphaned wildlife, primarily raptors, such as eagles, hawks, falcons and owls and return healthy members of the breeding population to their natural habitat; to foster compassion for wildlife in distress and teach new generations through mentorships, internships, lectures, and volunteer programs; to continuously improve the high quality care and housing of captive raptors everywhere through education; observation, invention and exemplary ethics in their treatment and husbandry.

The Colorado Therapeutic Riding Center promotest the physical, psychological and social well-being of persons with disabilities through interaction with a therapeutic team consisting of an instructor and/or therapist, volunteer(s), and a horse.

The mission of Medicine Horse Program is to transform the mental health and life skills of adoescents, adults and families. Through interaction with horses, participants experience psychological, social, emotional, and spirtitual growth.

The Prairie Dog Coalition is dedicated to the protection of prairie dogs and restoration of prairie dog ecosystems.

The mission of the Longmont Humane Society is to provide for the welfare of animals and to promote and nourish the fundamental bondsbetween people and animals.

Our mission is to rescue, rehabilitate, and find new homes for abused, neglected, unwanted and slaughter-bound horses, ponies, and other equines.

To help eliminate the human-imposed suffering of animals in the Rocky Mountain region.