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1		Longmont, CO
2		STEAMBOAT SPRINGS, CO
3		BOULDER, CO
4		Fort Collins, CO
5		TELLURIDE, CO
6		Aspen, CO
7		COLORADO SPRINGS, CO
8		LAFAYETTE, CO
9		BOULDER, CO
10		SILVERTHORNE, CO
11		LIVERMORE, CO
12		DENVER, CO
13		BOULDER, CO
14		LOVELAND, CO
15		CENTENNIAL, CO
16		DENVER, CO
17		BROOMFIELD, CO
18		Denver, CO
19		SILT, CO
20		Colorado Springs, CO
21		CARBONDALE, CO
22		LAMAR, CO
23		LOUISVILLE, CO
24		Ridgway, CO
25		STEAMBOAT SPRINGS, CO
26		Denver, CO
27		DENVER, CO
28		COLORADO SPGS, CO
29		ENGLEWOOD, CO
30		WHEAT RIDGE, CO
31		Littleton, CO
32		DENVER, CO
33		PAGOSA SPRINGS, CO
34		AURORA, CO
35		CASTLE ROCK, CO
36		DENVER, CO
37		LITTLETON, CO
38		DENVER, CO
39		MONTROSE, CO
40		Niwot, CO
41		Niwot, CO
42		NORTHGLENN, CO
43		WOODLAND PARK, CO
44		WESTCLIFFE, CO
45		ARVADA, CO
46		LAKEWOOD, CO
47		Colorado Springs, CO
48		AURORA, CO
49		PUEBLO, CO
50		DENVER, CO

To reduce the population unwanted, neglected and abandon dogs and cats by sponsoring spay and neuter clinics, community education programs, especially for children, providing temporary shelter and medical care until animals can be placed with foster or adoptive families, and providing support to similar nonprofit organizations, especially in the area Rica.

ASSIST PRESERVATION OF ENDANGERED SPECIES CONTRIBUTE TO SUSTAINED BREEDING OF NEAR EXTRINCT SPECIES IN NATIONAL PARKS ZOOS.

THE WILD FOUNDATION WORKS INTERNATIONALLY TO PROTECT AND SUSTAIN AND WILDLIFE.

The is a 501c3 non-profit corporation committed to providing high quality affordable educational courses, travel, opportunities adults. The also supports projects with focus on health wildlife conservation activities. In 2022, 25 educational programs were provided serving 473 individuals, led by an additional 12 individuals. Also, 2 projects provided nearly 7,500 individuals with services.

THE SUPPORTS PROTECTION AND WELFARE THROUGH CHARITABLE GIVING.

LDAR) serves the public as a 501c3 tax exempt, non-profit organization dedicated to the homeless and abandoned animals in and surrounding areas. We , rehabilitate and find homes for animals at risk, regardless age or breed, issue or amount time needed that is within our means, in conjunction with providing educational services and spay/neuter programs to the community.

IS A COLORADO SPRINGS NON-PROFIT THRIFT STORE FUNDING LOCAL ANIMAL RESCUE AND WELFARE GROUPS AND CAUSES. WE ALSO HOST ADOPTION FAIRS AND OTHER EVENTS AT OUR STORE FOR THE GROUPS WE SUPPORT.

WE RELOCATE DESERVING DOGS, PUPPIES, CATS, AND KITTENS FROM HIGH INTAKE SHELTERS AND RESERVATIONS IN THE FOUR CORNERS REGION OF THE US TO FOREVER HOMES IN COLORADO. WE PROVIDE MEDICAL CARE, NURTURING SHELTER THROUGH OUR FOSTER PROGRAM, NETWORKING AND TRANSFER TO OTHER NO-KILL ORGANIZATIONS AND OUR OWN ADOPTION EVENTS SO THAT THESE ANIMALS CAN FIND FOREVER HOME. SIMPLY, OUR MISSION IS TO SAVE LIVES.

TO SUPPORT COMMUNITY-BASED WILDLIFE IN EAST AFRICA.

DONATION TO BEST FRIENDS ANIMALS SOCIETY

IN 2021, A TOTAL OF 40 STUDENTS FROM THE CSU COLLEGE OF NATURAL RESOURCES ASSISTED IN BUILDING THREE WILDLIFE FRIENDLY CROSSINGS OVER A PERIOD OF FIVE DAYS.

PAYMENT OF AWARDS TO INFORMANTS PERTAINING TO CITATIONS ISSUED FOR VIOLATION OF COLORADO WILDLIFE REGULATIONS.

CONTRIBUTIONS TO PIPER MEMORIAL FUND ARE USED TO FUND SERVICES OF PETMENDERS, P.C. TO ALLOW THEM TO BE ABLE TO OFFER VETERINARIAN SERVICES TO PEOPLE WHO CANNOT AFFORD THEM.

WORKING WITH OTHERS TO TAKE ACTION THAT PROTECTS AND RESTORES THE HEALTH AND VITALITY OF THE FOR THE USE AND ENJOYMENT OF OUR COMMUNITY. OUR VISION IS A HEALTHY AND RESILIENT BENEFITTING FISH, WILDLIFE, AND THE PEOPLE IT SERVES THROUGH COLLABORATIVE EFFORTS FOR CURRENT AND FUTURE GENERATIONS.

ERADICATE EXTREME POVERTY UNFORTUNATE POOR YOUNG AND WOMEN BY INTRODUCING THEM HANDS ON VOCATIONAL TRAINING IN CONSTRUCTION TEACHING THEM BASIC FUNDAMENTAL SKILLS WITH TOOLS SUSTAIN THEIR OWN LIVELIHOOD

TO PROVIDE CONSERVATION AND EDUCATION PROGRAMS FOCUSING ON SUSTAINING HEALTHY FRESH AND SALTWATER FISHERIES. CREATES INITIATIVES AND ENGAGES IN PROVIDING EDUCATIONAL AND THERAPEUTIC EXPERIENCES THROUGH FLY FISHING AND FURTHER ADVOCATES CONSERVATION ULTILING MULTI-MEDIA PLATFORMS.

The purpose of this non-profit is to educate on cruelty to animals prevent/improve wild life conservation especially to the wild native of Colorado. We will be holding education fishing events for kids their parents.

To provide peer assistance programs to veterinarians in accordance with Section 12-64-124 of the Revised Statutes and to provide such other charitable and educational programs as determined by the Board of Directors.

To promote emotional, physical and mental healing, the ' & will provide of the United States Armed Forces outdoor recreational opportunities, including but not limited to hunting and fishing

CMZ connects people with wildlife and wild places through experiences that inspire action.

PROTECTING THE OPEN LANDS AND SPECIAL PLACES OF THE ROARING FORK AND MIDDLE COLORADO RIVER VALLEYS FOR WILDLIFE, AGRICULTURE, AND COMMUNITY FOREVER.

TO PROVIDE FUNDING FOR AREA WILDLIFE CONSERVATION PROGRAMS AND HELP FUND NEW WILDLIFE HABITATS.

CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES ARE COMPRISED OF ANNUAL DONATIONS TO ORGANIZATIONS DIRECTLY INVOLVED IN THE HUMANE TREATMENT AND CARE OF ANIMALS.

Connecting pets, people, and community while saving lives.

Organization was formed to rescue sick, abandoned, or injured animals and release them back into the wild.

Improve the quality of care provided to animals in Denvers shelters and increase placement of adoptable animals into good homes. Provide educational materials. Provide materials, goods, services and facility improvements that directly enhance the welfare of animals.

TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO OUR PROGRAMS AT THE V.A. .

PROMTOE INTERST AND INCREASE KNOWLEDGE IN FOLLOWING: GARDENING, CONSERVATION OF NATIVE FLORA, PROTECTION OF WILDLIFE, CIVIC PLANTING, AREA BEAUTIFICATION AND FLOWER ARRANGING.

OUR MISSION IS TO FOCUS ON THE AREAS OF HEALTH HUMAN SERVICES, MEDICAL RESEARCH, ANIMAL WELFARE, EDUCATION THE ARTS.

TO REDUCE COMPANION ANIMAL SUFFERING BY PROVIDING AFFORDABLE SPAY/NEUTER, PROVIDE TRAINING TO VETERINARIANS OF EFFICIENT SPAY/NEUTER TECHNIQUES, AND ENDING ECONOMIC EUTHANASIA THROUGHOUT THE WORLD

To ensure the preservation and propagation of the endangered Giant Panda by providing public awareness and education, research funding, habitat preservation and enhancement, and assistance to the China Conservation and Research Centers for the Giant Panda (CCRCGP).

THE ORGANIZATION SEEKS TO CREATE DRAMATIC AND LASTING CHANGE IN THE SYSTEM. WE RECONNECT AMERICANS WITH THE PEOPLE, TRADITIONS, PLANTS, ANIMALS, FERTILE SOILS AND WATERS THAT PRODUCE OUR . WE SEEK TO INSPIRE A TRANSFORMATION IN POLICY, PRODUCTION PRACTICES AND MARKET FORCES SO THAT THEY ENSURE EQUITY, SUSTAINABILITY AND PLEASURE IN THE WE EAT.

TO ASSIST THE UPPER SAN JUAN HEALTH SERVICE DISTRICT IN ITS MISSION TO PROVIDE CARE TO THE COMMUNITY SURROUNDING PAGOSA SPRINGS.

To rescue and provide care for unwanted, neglected, abused or abandoned animals for the duration of their physical lives.

To , foster, rehabilitate, and adopt out homeless dogs to qualified applicants. Provide low cost and/or free spay and neuter services to the community and provide general animal welfare education to the community.

To provide support to section 501(c)(3) charities which support land preservation and conservation, education, animal and wildlife welfare, climate change initiatives, environmental protection and the arts.

DENVER ZOOLOGICAL

TO BRIDGE SCIENCE AND RESOURCES TO ADVANCE THE HEALTH OF ANIMALS.

MAPA is a Non-Profit Organization dedicated to Welfare with a two-fold focus. MAPA offers Spay/Neuter assistance programs as well as Education programs for the public regarding the importance.

Veg Capital Ltd aims to shift more nutritional consumption to plant-based foods by providing early-stage capital to companies striving to replace the use of animals in the food system.

Supporting the wellbeing of animals, our natural environment and all global citizens.

TO ASSIST ALASKA TRIBES WITH THE CONSERVATION, PROTECTION, ENHANCEMENT OF THEIR , , HABITAT CULTURAL RESOURCES.

WILDLIFE CONSERVATION and PRESERVATION WITH HABITAT RESTORATION/COLORADO MOOSE/DEER/ELK/ANTELOPE MANAGEMENT/HUNTER EDUCATION and SAFETY/COMMUNITY HUMANITARIAN PROJECTS THAT SERVE THE PUBLIC.

THE PRINCIPAL MISSION OF THE IS TO WORK WITH LANDOWNERS TO PROTECT AGRICULTURAL AND FOREST LANDS, WATER RESOURCES, WILDLIFE HABITAT AND SCENIC OPEN SPACES, AND TO SERVE OUR COMMUNITY BY FACILITATING PARKS AND TRAIL IN CUSTER, FREMONT, PUEBLO, AND HUERFANO COUNTIES.

THE FOUNDATION PROVIDES FUNDING TO NUMEROUS 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATIONS ALL OF WHICH ARE INVOLVED IN DOMESTIC ANIMAL WELFARE AND CARE. DURING 2021, THE FOUNDATION PROVIDED FUNDING TO A TOTAL OF 16 DIFFERENT ORGANIZATIONS.

TO IMPROVE THE LIVES OF PETS.

CONTINUING EDUCATION FOR LOCAL VETERINARIANS

TO ENCOURAGE RELIGIOUS, CHARITABLE, SCENTIFIC, TESTING FOR PUBLIC SAFETY, LITERACY, OR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES, OR TO FOSTER NATIONAL, INTERNATIONAL AMATUER SPORTS COMPETITION, PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS

THE ORGANIZATION WILL PROVIDE ASSISTANCE TO HOMELESS CATS AND CAT OWNERS THROUGH EDUCATION, FOOD, TRANSPORTATION SERVICES, VETERINARY CARE, AND FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE. THE ORGANIZATION WILL HELP PAY FOR THESE ESSENTIAL SERVICES DIRECTLY, OR WILL WORK WITH CAT OWNERS TO LOCATE A PET FOOD PANTRY OR CONNECT THE CAT OWNER WITH OTHER PET-RELATED COMMUNITY SERVICE PROGRAMS.

OUR GOAL IS TO SUPPORT THE FLY-FISHING COMMUNITY, ITS MEMBERS, AND THE WARM AND COLD WATER ECOSYSTEMS IN WHICH THEY INTERACT THROUGH EVENTS, EDUCATION, OUTREACH, AND ON-THE-WATER GROUND PROJECTS.

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