Sponsors & Links
Thanks to our sponsors for our Howl'oween party this year:
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Ann, Ben, & Eleanor Davenport, in loving memory of Abigail Davenport
Joanne Bonicelli
Law Office of Dianna L. Harris
Pikes Peak Community Foundation
We have developed the Wellness Program for the Pets of the Terminally Ill so that we can take a more proactive approach to assisting these very special pet companions. Last year, we spent approximately a quarter of our budget on veterinary care. By assigning a volunteer to a pet that has been surrendered to us, we hope to diminish the costs related to that pet’s care, but more importantly, we hope to increase the quality of life for both the pet companion and its terminally ill owner. Donations made through the Give! campaign will be used to fund this program.
More Sponsors:
LexisNexis® has provided Safe Place with a generous $1500 grant. LexisNexis® is a leading global provider of content-enabled workflow solutions designed specifically for professionals in the legal, risk management, corporate, government, law enforcement, accounting, and academic markets.
Summerland Gardens is an ongoing sponsor of Safe Place for Pets. They have gathered and given donations and provided Safe Place with the funds collected. Visit them at 124 East Cheyenne Road near the corner of Nevada and Cheyenne Road (Next to McDonalds, across from Safeway)
The St. Paws Thrift Store supports the pet rescue organizations in the Pikes Peak region (including Safe Place). You can help by shopping at or donating to St. Paws Thrift Shop, 3275 E Platte Ave, Colorado Springs. St. Paws is a registered 501(c)3 non profit corporation, whose mission is to help organizations who are engaged in protecting, sheltering, and caring for abandoned, neglected, and abused animals. Visit their Facebook page!
The following links may be helpful:
- Pet grief & loss information and services: Pet People Help, Argus Institute at Colorado State University, Pet Loss Support Group at Emergency Vet.
- Show your support for Colorado pet rescues and shelters; purchase an Adopt a Shelter Pet license plate.
The cost to purchase the plate includes a $50 fee for a Group Special Use License Plate, a $30 donation to the Pet Overpopulation Fund to benefit homeless animals in Colorado shelters and rescues, plus customary license plate renewal fees. Just visit your local Division of Motor Vehicles to purchase a plate. Adopt a Shelter Pet plates may be purchased at any time during the year. You will receive credit for the time remaining between the purchase date and your annual license plate renewal date.
Safe Place follows an equal opportunity employment policy and employs personnel and volunteers and serves clients without regard to race, creed, color, ethnicity, national origin, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender expression, age, height, weight, disability status, veteran status, military obligations, and marital status.