Happy Tails — Colorado Animal Care Foundation

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Before you get a dog, you can’t quite imagine what living with one might be like; afterward, you can’t imagine living any other way.” – Caroline Knapp

One of our favorite things is to hear how our past dogs are doing with their forever families. It makes saving lives even more rewarding!

Daisy

“We adopted Daisy (on the right) from Colorado Animal Care Foundation in December 2017. She was a tiny 4 lb peanut. She has grown into an amazing dog at 13 lbs, and keeps our older rescue Westie on his toes. They love each other and are so bonded. The whole adoption process was smooth, and Natalia clearly cares deeply for each dog. She regularly checked in with us, and Dr Spiro was great, as our little girl was still recovering when we got her”.

Violet

Violet (left) from Zorra's litter back in June. 6 months old and only 35lbs but all love and teeth! Thank you for what you do!

LokiE

gives BIG LOVE all the time! He’s a definite gem!

Lincoln

We fostered Lincoln (Norwegian Elk Hound) last year. Our foster quickly became a foster fail when we saw how much our other dog, Beya, adored him. They quickly became best friends and inseparable. In August, Lincoln turned 1 and then in September, I had a baby girl and Lincoln never leaves her side! Lincoln did have a brother who came to Colorado with him and was adopted by another family. Would love to have a family reunion!