Animal Rescue of the Rockies invites you to become a lifesaving partner.

Your monthly gift helps us rescue, heal, and rehome animals every day.

Help us meet our goal!

Your gift to our current fundraising campaign helps pets with medical needs. Every dollar you donate will be matched (up to $25,000).

Where do your donations go?

Every dog and cat in our care receives needed vaccinations, a microchip, and is spayed or neutered prior to adoption.

Average Range of Care for One Dog
$325 – $400

Average Range of Care for One Cat
$180 – $350

Adoptable Golden Retriever and Gray Cat

Your monthly gift helps us rescue, heal, and rehome animals every day.

Pets rescued this year

Pets Adopted last year

Adoptable Kitty On Couch

Volunteers Powering Our Mission

Volunteer Hugging Adoptable Dog
Big Pup and Kitty with Ball

Not sure who's right for you?

Browse adoptable dogs and cats and meet your perfect match. It's like dating, but fluffier!

Meet Our Recent Adoptees

  • Walter

    Walter is living the life of a prince these days.  His life started out a bit rough when he was abandoned with his 3 siblings outdoors.  Thankfully, an ARR foster scooped them up and gave them the love and care...
  • Brawny

    At 10 weeks old, Brawny had already used up some of his 9 lives. He was found in the middle of a busy highway outside of Denver. The person who rescued him actually saw a truck drive right over him!  We...
  • Betty

    Betty’s former owner left her behind in a remote part of Colorado, alone on 40 acres with no one to care for her. Thankfully, a compassionate neighbor stepped in and reached out to ARR for help. That’s when Kieran and...
  • Timithia & Adam

    Melissa opened her home to Timithia to help her recover during heartworm treatment. While caring for her, she adopted Adam in June — and the two instantly formed a special bond. Watching their friendship blossom, Melissa knew her family wouldn’t...

Working towards the day when every pet has a loving home

ARR pulls homeless dogs and cats from overcrowded shelters and places them in loving foster homes until their forever homes are found. We promote spaying and neutering to reduce pet overpopulation and encourage quality relationships between pets and their people through behavior resources and training.