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All Breed Rescue & Training accepts dogs from shelters for rescue and adoption, and works through a network of foster homes. A wide variety of training classes are offered to the community; including puppy classes, basic and advanced curriculum, and both shy and reactive dog behavior classes.
410 1/2 E Fillmore Street |
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Happy Cats Haven operates an adoption center for homeless cats and kittens in the Pikes Peak Region and provides Trap-Neuter-Return help for those with community cats.
1412 S 21st Street |
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The Humane Society of the Pikes Peak Region provides a safe haven for stray and unwanted animals, adoptions for dogs, cats and small animals, animal cruelty investigations, subsidized spay/neuter and vaccinations, Trap-Neuter-Return program for community cats, and other important services.
610 Abbot Lane |
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JJ’s Helping Paws is a non profit organization whose core passion is to improve the lives of homeless cats and dogs through education and spay and neuter programs.
PO Box 3 |
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Look What the Cat Brought In is a cat shelter giving abused, abandoned, and injured cats a second chance to find safe, loving homes. Since 2008, we’ve helped cats from open admission shelters requiring longer stays for medical reasons. We also assist with Trap-Neuter-Return programs outside the city limits of Colorado Springs.
2129 E Boulder Street
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Noah’s Ark Animal Welfare Association provides a safe haven for companion animals in the city of Trinidad and Las Animas County. Dogs and cats are available for adoption and subsidized sterilizations are offered for pets.
224 N Chestnut Street |
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Pet Project accepts cats and kittens from shelters in Southern Colorado. Owned animals are required to be fostered in the home until space is available. We offer low cost spay/neuter vouchers for cats and dogs in Custer County, Fremont County, and a small area of Huerfano County bordering Custer County. We also offer free feral/community cat sterilizations in the same areas. Adoption fairs are hosted at four locations.
PO Box 7312 |
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Pueblo Animal Services is a division of the Humane Society of the Pikes Peak Region. Services include dog and cat intake and adoptions, subsidized pet sterilization and vaccinations, animal cruelty investigations, a Trap-Neuter-Return program for community cats and other important services.
4600 Eagleridge Place |
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Second Chance Animal Rescue is a foster-based rescue and safe haven for companion animals within the six counties of Southeast Colorado. Both dogs and cats are available for adoption. We hold community spay/neuter and TNR events, and focus on pet retention through training and utilization of community resources.
PO Box 44 |
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Teller County Regional Animal Shelter is a rescue shelter for dogs and cats of Teller County and surrounding areas. Services include: dog and cat intake and adoptions, Trap-Neuter-Return program for community cats and subsidized spay/neuter certificates for companion animals.
308 Weaverville Road |
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