Nonprofits in Animals

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All Breed Rescue & Training

When local dogs run out of options, ABRT steps in. Since 1996, All Breed Rescue & Training has rescued at-risk dogs, giving them the care, training, and second chances they deserve. Our affordable training also helps families address behavior challenges before they become surrender decisions, keeping more dogs where they belong…with the people who love them.

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FaithfulHearts Equine Learning Center

At FaithfulHearts Equine Learning Center, horses are essential partners in our mission to enhance mental, emotional, physical, and spiritual well-being through equine-assisted services in a Christ-centered environment. Our equine partners help children, adults, veterans, and individuals of all abilities build confidence, develop skills, and experience meaningful connections.

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Happy Cats Haven

Thousands of cats and kittens in our Pikes Peak region become homeless every year. Thanks to volunteers and caring donors like you, Happy Cats Haven rescued almost a thousand cats and kittens last year alone. But our mission goes beyond saving lives—we're committed to finding every cat the right home, because "save" should always mean "stay." We're about building lifelong bonds filled with love, purrs and companionship.

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Harley's Hope

Harley’s Hope is one of Colorado’s oldest safety net charities and helps keep companion animals and older pet parents together through numerous support services including help with major veterinary costs, pet food support, and more. By doing so, HH helps reduce the number of animals losing their homes or their lives because of financial constraints and temporary life challenges. Over 13,200 animals, and the people who love them, have received assistance through Harley’s Hope since 2010.

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Look What the Cat Brought In

Every day, more than 750 cats and kittens are euthanized in U.S. shelters. Not because they are unadoptable, but because too many shelters lack the space and resources to save them. Since 2008, Feline Rescue Network, formally Look What the Cat Brought In, has been working to change that. By partnering with shelters and rescues, we bring cats at risk of euthanasia to Colorado Springs, giving them a second chance to find the loving, permanent homes they deserve.

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National Mill Dog Rescue

At NMDR, we rescue, rehabilitate, and rehome discarded commercial breeding dogs from across the nation, giving them a second chance at life. With over 25,000 dogs saved since 2007 and a new facility expanding our reach, we’re building a more compassionate community, one dog at a time.

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Paws N Hooves

Every dog deserves a second chance. Paws N Hooves Rescue is an all-volunteer organization that saves at-risk dogs with nowhere else to turn, provides foster care, rehabilitation, and love, then matches them with loving forever homes. Together, we're creating a more compassionate Pikes Peak community one rescued dog, one family, and one life changed at a time.

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Safe Place for Pets

Founded 30 years ago by a group of hospice nurses, Safe Place for Pets helps people facing terminal illness find homes for their pets. Not knowing what is going to happen to your best four-legged friend after you are gone is an incredible burden for people and their families. And for a pet who is leaving the only home they have ever known, having a caring team to tend to your physical and emotional needs is critical.

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Spirit Keeper Animal Sanctuary

Spirit Keeper Animal Sanctuary provides lifelong veterinary care, physical and behavioral rehabilitation, and welfare-centered support for special needs, elderly, neglected, and otherwise difficult-to-place animals. Through science-based behavior and welfare practices, community education, internships, and partnerships, we improve the lives of animals while helping prevent neglect, unnecessary relinquishment, and human-animal conflict throughout the Pikes Peak region.