Rescue organizations

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Denver Cat Rescue

Denver, CO

A non-profit rescue arm of Denver Cat Company café that vets cats through foster families and socializes them in a cage-free, enriching environment before adoption. The rescue works with rural and county shelters and accepts owner surrenders, achieving a 98% adoption success rate.

Cats onlyNo-killOffers fostering
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Humane Society of the Pikes Peak Region

Colorado Springs, CO

The Humane Society of the Pikes Peak Region is a 501(c)(3) shelter dedicated to adoption, veterinary services, foster care, and animal welfare enforcement across the Pikes Peak Region. They operate two adoption centers in Colorado Springs and Pueblo, offering spay/neuter clinics, vaccine services, a

No-killKittensSpecial-needs cats
Rescue

Wild Blue Animal Rescue & Sanctuary

Colorado Springs, CO

Wild Blue Cats! is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to saving the precious lives of cats and kittens who are abandoned, abused, neglected, displaced or surrendered, and to find them permanent homes or provide lifetime sanctuary or foster care. 100% of the cats we help are spayed/neutered, vaccinated

Cats onlyNo-killOffers fostering
Foster network

Circle 2 Rescue

Home-based / foster network — serves the Evergreen, CO area

A nonprofit 501c3 no-kill rescue organization dedicated to rescuing homeless, abused, and abandoned animals across Colorado, Wyoming, Montana, California, Texas, Kansas, and New Mexico. Animals are placed in foster homes and carefully matched with screened permanent families.

No-killOffers fostering501(c)(3)
Foster network

Gray Muzzle Society

Home-based / foster network — serves the Morrison, CO area

A volunteer-run, foster-based rescue organization dedicated to helping senior and special-needs dogs and cats in Colorado. Gray Muzzle Society covers veterinary care while animals wait for adoption or receive long-term hospice care in foster homes.

No-killSenior catsSpecial-needs cats

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