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1		STEAMBOAT SPRINGS, CO
2		Colorado Springs, CO
3		DURANGO, CO
4		GRAND JUNCTION, CO
5		Greenwood Village, CO
6		Fort Collins, CO
7		ENGLEWOOD, CO
8		BOULDER, CO
9		Leadville, CO
10		Aspen, CO
11		Pueblo, CO
12		CASTLE ROCK, CO
13		Denver, CO
14		CORTEZ, CO
15		CARBONDALE, CO
16		BOULDER, CO
17		LOVELAND, CO
18		FORT COLLINS, CO
19		CENTENNIAL, CO
20		GOLDEN, CO
21		DENVER, CO
22		La Veta, CO
23		Colorado Springs, CO
24		LAMAR, CO
25		DENVER, CO
26		LOUISVILLE, CO
27		DENVER, CO
28		Frisco, CO
29		Kersey, CO
30		Denver, CO
31		DIVIDE, CO
32		COLORADO SPGS, CO
33		ENGLEWOOD, CO
34		WHEAT RIDGE, CO
35		Littleton, CO
36		PAGOSA SPRINGS, CO
37		AURORA, CO
38		NEDERLAND, CO
39		MONTROSE, CO
40		Niwot, CO
41		NORTHGLENN, CO
42		DURANGO, CO
43		Fort Collins, CO
44		WOODLAND PARK, CO
45		ARVADA, CO
46		LAKEWOOD, CO
47		PUEBLO, CO
48		Colorado Springs, CO
49		AURORA, CO
50		Pueblo, CO

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

Provide resources for services therapies to families with special needs. Service Dogs program. Provide service dogs to families with , at no cost to families.

Spay Colorado - statewide referral program to low cost spay neuter programs. Monies paid by the to private and non-profit organizations to directly subsidize 913 spay/neuter surgeries dogs and cats in Colorado

BIRD and WILDLIFE EDUCATION and RESEARCH

Being the trusted leader in education, discovery, and medical excellence. Our vision is to improve the lives animals and people globally.

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.

ANIMAL PROTECTION

OUR MISSION IS TO COLLECT DONATED, EITHER NEW OR USED, VETERINARY/MEDICAL EQUIPMENT, VETERINARY BASED TECHNOLOGY AND VETERINARY/MEDICAL SUPPLIES AND DISTRIBUTE THEM TO VETERINARIANS WORKING UNDER THE UMBRELLA OF NONPROFIT/NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS WHOSE MISSIONS ARE TO IMPROVE THE HEALTH AND WELFARE OF ANIMALS. OUR GOAL IS TO DISTRIBUTE DONATED SUPPLIES TO AS MANY ANIMAL RELATED, NONPROFIT/NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS WORLDWIDE AS POSSIBLE. THEREBY HELPING THE VETERINARIANS WORKING IN THOSE ORGANIZATIONS IMPROVE THE HEALTH AND WELFARE OF ANIMALS.

mission is to assist members of the Leadville, Lake County, Colorado community with the care of their pets. The goals set forth are to prevent pet overpopulation, provide community education and to work with local services to help prevent cruelty to animals.

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.

provides rehab medical attention fostering social behavior therapy and eventual adoption to kittens and nursing or pregnant queens in the Southern California region and the foothills area of the Rocky Mountains near Colorado Springs. are placed in PetSmart or PetCo adoption centers per partnership agreements. that are deemed un-adoptable due to anti social behavior or chronic medical conditions are transferred to our Sanctuary for life time support.

DONATION TO AFRICAN WILDLIFE FUND

To provide no-kill solutions to reduce the number homeless cats and dogs through education, rehabilitation, re-homing and castrations.

WELFARE OF DOGS AND CATS

SUPPORT AND ASSIST EFFECTIVE AND ESTABLISHED CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS, RESEARCH CENTERS AND PROJECTS BOTH IN AFRICA AND THE USA, WHOSE MANDATE IS THE CONSERVATION AND PROTECTION AFRICAN WILDLIFE, ENVIRONMENT AND CULTURE FROM THE CONSTANT THREAT DEVASTATION BY OUTSIDE FORCES. THROUGH EDUCATION, FINANCIAL AID, VOLUNTEER COORDINATION AND HARD WORK, IT IS THE GOAL FOAI TO GENERATE AWARENESS THE PUBLIC THOSE THREATS, AS WELL AS THE SOLUTIONS AVAILABLE TO HELP MITIGATE THOSE THREATS.

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.

PROVIDE FREE MEDICAL CARE TO PETS OF THOSE EXPERIENCING, OR AT RISK OF, HOMELESSNESS.

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 RAISE FUNDS FOR ORGANIZATIONS AROUND THE WORLD WHICH PROVIDE CONSERVATION OF ANIMALS.

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 mission of the is to collaboratively protect the area of Colorado, the wildlife, and precious water resources from the impact of destructive fire events. Our objectives are to use a Master Plan to identify critical areas mitigation, education of the public, secure funding training and professional expertise and to secure matching grants property and homeowners to create defensible space. In addition, we collaborate with county, state, and federal agencies to obtain funding to mitigate risks, protect watersheds, protect wildlife, create healthy forests, and evaluate risks to evacuation routes to permit safe evacuation in case of .

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

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

USE RESOURCES TO ENCOURAGE THE USE OF TECHNOLOGICAL EQUIPMENT, SUCH AS DRONES AND LIVE CAMERA TRAPS TO ENHANCE OUR ABILITY TO DO WILDLIFE CONSERVATION IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE WILDLIFE CONSERVATION SOCIETY.

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

TO PROVIDE MEDICAL CARE FOR INJURED PETS WITH NO KNOWN OWNERS, AND TO SEEK OUT NEW HOMES FOR THESE ANIMALS ONCE THEY HAVE RECOVERED.

was established in 1990 obtained 501(c)(3) status in 1992. We work to reduce number unwanted pets through comprehensive spay/neuter programs give financial aid to low income residents to obtain necessary veterinary care their . We seek to promote enhance human-animal bond with our financial aid programs our "fun-draisers" that get whole families to participate in events with their dogs. L.A.P.S. also financially assists County Animal Shelter to offset spay/neuter costs adoptee in residence by subsidizing their spay/neuter program through grants L.A.P.S. recieves.

Helping people with the pressing issues of environmental crisis utilizing self-sufficiency, small footprint techniques and encouraging and helping people reconnect to the Earth. Educational programs and hands-on experiences are provided in a fun/safe environment on site as well as through zoom.. Animal advocacy programs include kitten foster, pet owner assistance and humane farm animal care, as well as, animal consultation of domestic and wildlife concerns. We are attempting to create community and a kinder world for all.

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 EDUCATE THE PUBLIC THROUGH TOURS PROGRAMS ABOUT THE IMPORTANCE OF WOLVES, COYOTES FOXES TO OUR ECOSYSTEM TO FOSTER THE IMPORTANCE OF PRESERVATION/CONSERVATION OF FORESTS LANDS WATER TO SUPPORT FLORA FAUNA AS WELL AS TO PROVIDE NATURAL HABITAT FOR ANIMALS.

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).

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

RESCUE NEGLECTED, ABUSED, OR UNWANTED ANIMALS

TO SUPPORT VETERANS IN TAKING BACK OWNERSHIP OF THEIR NARRATIVE and MENTAL HEALTH THROUGH EDUCATION, AND TRAINING IN THE CAMPAIGN AGAINST SUICIDE;TO MENTOR VETERANS THROUGH TRANSITION AND STRUGGLE BY CREATING OPPORTUNITIES FOR PUBLIC SERVICE, SOCIAL CONNECTION, AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITY;TO RECONSTITUTE SERVICE VALUES AND INCREASE PERSONAL ACCOUNTABILITY IN VETERANS TO SET CONDITIONS FOR GROWTH OPPORTUNITIES; AND TO RESOURCE VETERAN OWNED ENTERPRISES IN SUPPORTING SUCH VETERANS EFFORTS.

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.

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.

RESCUE AND ADOPT OUT ABANDONED ANIMALS ON NAVAJO RESERVATION

Raising funds for wildlife rescue and rehabilitation or other nonprofit work

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 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.

PLACE WELL TRAINED, CERTIFIED DOG TEAMS IN PROGRAMS THAT PROVIDE COMFORT CARING THROUGH A CANINE-HUMAN BOND.

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

PREVENTION CRUELTY TO ANIMALS

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