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Home for the Holidays

Over 180 Lives saved in 2022 in the holiday month!

Our last Holiday Campaign - Home for the Holidays - was our most successful to date. Over 170 cats and dogs went home to foster or their forever homes between Thanksgiving and Christmas day over the years. This year Ferret Dreams No Kill Rescue joins us and ferrets are no part of the program!

This year you helped save over 180!

This year, we brought more pets home - with your help!

Over 180 lives were saved in our 2023 Home for the holiday campaign!

Click here right now to contact us about corporate sponsohip!

Each year, NKC sponsors a month of lifesaving for older and special needs homeless pets from Thanksgiving to Christmas day called Home for the Holidays. We take $5000 from our general fund to start. Participating lifesaving organizations receive $50 for every pet fostered or adopted between the two holidays. Every $50 we can raise for our partner organizations increases the number of animals we can get Home for the holidays.  Can your organization contribute to increase our success?


Home for the Holidays

Thank You to all our Holiday Partners!

No Kill Colorado has once again put together a Home for the Holidays program with our partners. We are helping homeless pets have a great time this holiday season, and get them into a loving family.

We start with $5000 from our general fund for this campaign, but any donations in the months of November and December can increase that amount! This year we are engaging the PACFA organizations that are members of SARA (Shelter and Rescue Alliance of Colorado).

Any Colorado homeless pet - 3 years or older, or with any special needs. If they fit that criteria and go to foster or adoption they EACH generate $50 for the organization!

Want to increase the number?

Every penny we receive from Thanksgiving till the end of the year goes to this campaign. All donations are given back to Colorado Lifesaving organizations. Any funds beyond what we needed for the campaign are still used to save lives after the campaign ends. Donations directly help life-saving Colorado pet organizations!


Trinidad Colorado pets in special need

We expanded this event to help special animals in need. In addition to our regular event above, we have added a budget to get up to an additional 100 animals out of Trinidad Colorado. The shelter there is overpopulated and their license is being pulled (we don’t know why, what matters is we need these pets safe!)

Please help us help our partners with the funds necessary to save these pets and find them warm loving homes for the holidays.


$1 donated for each Home for the Holidays beer purchased goes to saving Colorado homeless pets!

Romero’s

  • Pet Photos With Santa

  • Fun and Games

  • Adoptable Dogs

  • Adults Only location


Fetch Photo session day of the event!

Make sure to schedule your photo shoot!

$69 for one ten-minute session.  Includes one digital file of your choice You will receive an email with an invite to view the gallery of images online two days after the event. Your email will be given a credit to use towards the value of the digital file download. Additional files and artwork are available to purchase online.

One session should be enough for up to two dogs.  If you have more than two dogs, please book an additional session back to back.

The online gallery will be live for 7 days. This will be the only time to download and order additional artwork or digital files. Make your apoint now!


East fax has a party on Novemeber 19th to help No Kill Coloraod and Puni Rock Saves LIves. Also, for the whole month of November, get a Hliday Lager and $1 for each purchase goes to No Kill Colorado!

8001 East Colfax Avenue, Denver, CO, United States, Colorado (720) 287-4581eastfaxtap@gmail.com eastfaxtap.com


Current Sponsors


Here’s how you can help:

  1. You can foster or adopt a homeless pet 3 or more years old or a special needs pet. That’s the greatest gift you can give this season! See all our partipating partners below.

  2. You can simply donate. We ADD all donations from now until the end of the year to the $5000 to increase the fund.

  3. You can buy Galunker, a great Christmas present. Galunker is an illustrated rhyming book, for ages 8-80, about a dog, assumed to be dangerous because he looks scary,

 

Hwy 50 Freedom Ride

Our PACFA licensed  animal rescue transport nonprofit consists of a small group of volunteers who transport dogs in urgent need from rural shelters in Colorado along Highway 50 (La Junta, Rocky Ford and nearby towns) to safety with rescue groups and larger shelters in the Denver area, where they are cared for and placed in forever homes.

Angels with Paws

We operate a mainly cage-free friendly environment providing medical and rehabilitation services when needed. We are part of a network of caring people and will work with local organizations in the metro Denver area to reduce pet overpopulation. We continue to work toward that goal, saving lives one life at a time.

2540 Youngfield Street
Lakewood, CO 80215

Open Daily 1pm - 6pm

Telephone:303-274-2264

FAX:303-274-2265

E-mail: angelswithpaws@yahoo.com


Humane Society of Fremont County 

Contact Info: Humane Society of Fremont County

  • 110 Rhodes Avenue - Canon City, CO 81212 (MAP)

  • Hours

    • Monday-Thursday 10am-5pm

    • Friday-Saturday 10am-4pm

    • Sunday - Closed

    • www.fremonthumane.com

The Upper Rio Grande Animal Society Conour Animal Shelter

  • Upper Rio Grande Animal Society
    Conour Animal Shelter
    2825 Sherman Avenue, P.O. Box 369
    Monte Vista, CO 81144
    (719) 852-3366
    shelter@urgasconouranimalshelter.org
    www.urgasconouranimalshelter.org


Colorado Saint Bernard Rescue (CSBR)

Colorado Saint Bernard Rescue is a 501(c)3 non-profit that was founded in 1997, all-volunteer organization dedicated to the rehoming of unwanted, abandoned, and abused Saint Bernards and Saint Bernard mixes.

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CoSaintBernardRescue

PO Box 103034
Denver, CO 80250

Contact Page

Mile High Canine

Mile High Canine Rescue, Inc. is a 501(c)3, Colorado non-profit organization established in 2019. We are 100% volunteer run and foster home based. MHCR aims to provide abandoned, neglected, and abused dogs a loving home to grow and learn in until a suitable forever home is found. While in foster care, our dogs are spayed/neutered, heartworm tested/treated, microchipped, and vaccinated.

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/milehighcanine/

Contact Page


Demi’s Animal Rescue

Located in Aurora, Colorado – Demi’s Animal Rescue is a no kill animal rescue that focuses on solving pet homelessness through adoption, spay/neuter and pet retention. We do not discriminate against any animal that is in need and open our door to all regardless of their breed, age or special care required. We strive to see the day that pet homelessness is eliminated worldwide. Once an animal reaches Demi’s Animal Rescue… It Only Gets Better From Here.

Adoptions: adopt@demisanimalrescue.com

Fostering: foster@demisanimalrescue.com

All Other Inquiries: info@demisanimalrescue.com

Facebook: www.facebook.com/DemisAnimalRescue

Golden Growls

Golden Growls Senior Rescue is a 501(c)3, PACFA licensed, foster based rescue, dedicated to bringing solace, love, and quality veterinary care to senior shelter dogs. Our goal is to responsibly rescue senior dogs who are normally overlooked due to their age and medical needs. We strongly believe in focusing on quality verse quantity.

Contact: https://www.goldengrowls.org/get-involved


Saving DobermanKind

Saving Dobermankind Animal Rescue (SDAR) is a volunteer ran rescue out of Fountain, CO, originally founded by animal lover Lauri Filar in 2014.
 
    SDAR pulls Doberman Pinschers from high kill shelters in Colorado and surrounding states.
 
    SDAR rescues Dobermans, Doberman Mixes, and other breeds of dogs on a case by case basis.

    SDAR is a registered rescue in the State of Colorado under PACFA.

(720) 722-4277 (Voicemail

hookedondobies@gmail.com

Fountain,CO

501c3  47-4227875

​Venmo: @savingdobekind

Zelle: hookedondobies@gmail.com)

Maxfund

A non-profit, No Kill shelter established in May, 1988.

We take in and nurture injured animals with no known owner.

We find loving forever homes for these animals once they have recovered.

Dog Shelter

Hours:
Closed on Tuesdays

All Visits to the Dog Shelter Require an Appointment. Please call either the cat shelter main number or dog shelter main number to make your appointment today.

  • Mon, Wed, Thurs & Fri: 10:00 am - 5:00pm

  • Saturday: 11:00 am - 5:00 pm

  • Sunday: 12:00 pm - 5:00pm

Call: 303-595-4917

1005 Galapago St., Denver, CO 80204

Cat Shelter

Hours:  
Closed on Tuesdays

All Visits to the Cat Shelter Require an Appointment. Please call either the cat shelter main number or dog shelter main number to make your appointment today.

  • Mon, Wed, Thurs & Fri: 10:00 am - 5:00 pm

  • Saturday: 11:00 am - 5:00 pm

  • Sunday: 12:00 pm - 5:00 pm

Call: 720-266-6081

720 W. 10th Ave, Denver, CO 80204


Colorado Shiba Inu Rescue

Colorado Shiba Inu Rescue (COSIR) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to the rescue and rehoming of Shiba Inus, and Shiba Inu mixes, in Colorado.   While in rescue, all our dogs are spayed/neutered, vaccinated, microchipped, given heartworm prevention, and any/all veterinary care necessary to ensure they are healthy and ready for their forever homes.  We also provide post-adoption training for our younger dogs, and maintain a lifelong relationship of support with our alumni. We have an all volunteer staff who donate their free time to saving Shibas because of their love and appreciation for the breed.

https://coloradoshibainurescue.org/board-of-directors/

My Fairy Dogmother

The Fairy Dawg Mother works with trusted partners in Colorado and nearby states to bring dawgs to the Denver Metro area, where they will have a better chance at adoption. We do our best to select dogs that will be highly successful candidates for placement with a new furever family, but change can be stressful for even the most easy-going dawg. Because of this, we work with foster families to start getting them stabilized, learn about each dawg’s individual temperament, and provide training and guidance to the dawg.