Thank you for visiting our courtesy post page. The animals listed below are not at Colorado Animal Rescue, nor have they been. They are currently with their owners, but need new forever homes. Please read each biography below to view photos and for more information.
Charlie & Thumper
Charlie & Thumper are both female lion head mix rabbits. Their ages are unknown but I would say both are under 5 years old. A lot of loud noises stress them out, like most bunnies they don’t like being held but will allow you to pick up and move around if needed. Because of their long hair they do need to be brushed occasionally to prevent mats from forming.
Monique Hermosillo
[email protected]
970-390-3041
Posted: March 2024
Lupita & Suzie
Two wonderful dogs looking for their perfect home- with no cats!
Ziji
Family looking for a new home for our 7 year shepherd mix, Ziji. We have a 4 1/2 year old and a 6 month old and since having the second baby, we have come to the difficult decision that Ziji is not able to be with a family with small children. Ziji is athletic and loves to run, loyal and always by your side, and very smart. She can exhibit fear aggression behavior towards other dogs and sometimes people, so she needs a home with someone who is willing to give her plenty of exercise and positive reinforcement for these behaviors. Ziji has been with us since she was a small puppy, adopted from the shelter. She is a great companion but we do not feel that she is ready for another baby and toddler to be as this causes her too much stress and makes us feel concerned. If you would like more information, please contact Rebecca Schild at 303-810-4230.
Posted: November 2023
Choco
I first saw Choco, with two of his littermates, about five months old, in the yard of a friend—s neighbor in Glenwood Springs, early in 2020. It was evident that all three were not doing well and their owner readily gave them up to me. Shortly afterwards, as the pandemic lockdown was beginning, the three puppies, my other dog, my cat, and I moved to a small town on the Pacific coast of Baja California Sur, Mexico where we enjoyed an outdoor, off-leash life until nearly the present day.
Choco, like his siblings, is now a healthy, well-adjusted adult…neutered, current on vaccinations, and taking a parasite prophylactic monthly. At 42 pounds, he resembles a Belgian Shepherd. He is a happy and playful spirit, socialized to people and other dogs, and at least one cat, with whom he lived for about two years. For most of our time in Baja, we walked, ran, and/or cycled on- and off-leash in the morning, afternoon, and evening, often for distances approaching, sometimes exceeding, five miles a day. He would be happiest in a home where he could join others in the household on walks, runs, and bike rides.
While all my dogs are affectionate, Choco leads the pack. He stays closest to me by day, frequently checking in, and sleeps closest to me by night. My days begin with a face lick. He also has a competitive nature, usually the one to return with the ball when we play fetch. If that—s at the beach, while the others are sizing up the waves and thinking “Umm, I dunooooooâ€, he—s already crashed through them chest first and is nearly to the ball.
Finding a place to rent with five pets was difficult in Mexico. It—s impossible in Denver. It was my intent to offer Choco and his two siblings for adoption once they got on their feet and we returned to Colorado, which we are now doing. Placing the three in permanent homes there will be both joyous and heartbreaking for all of us. I—ve learned that that is the nature of successful fostering. If you’re interested in Choco, please contact Kevin at [email protected].
Posted: Feb. 2023