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    Teller County Regional Animal Shelter

    4.6 (5 reviews)
    Closed 10:00 am - 5:00 pm
    Updated 2 months ago

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    4 Paws 4 Life Animal Rescue

    4 Paws 4 Life Animal Rescue

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    YAY! I get to finally write a review on 4P4L!!…read more We found 4P4L due to a Petfinder search back in 2021. The dog we initially adopted wasn't good with our cats even though he was fine in his foster home with the resident cat. 4P4L understood and we were able to return him. They had asked me to write an updated bio for him so that potential adopters would get a better understanding of his demeanor. He was such a sweet dog but my cats weren't his thing, which wasn't his fault in the slightest. I wrote the bio and he got adopted. I was then asked to volunteer and become a foster, so we started fostering. A 3 day sleepover for a foster pup is how we started and since 2021, we have fostered over 100 dogs and volunteer at adoption events. While it is so tempting to adopt all our fosters, we know we're just helping them adjust to home life. There have been a few that we invoked the 6 month rule: if we have the pup for 6 months, we would adopt him/her because at 6 months, you're a part of our pack. Last month, there was a need to foster these 2 rottie pups because it was time for them to separate from their momma and momma needed a break. Rotties are one of our preferred breeds! Well, we invoked the 6 DAY rule knowing that the pups would be adopted within the week. So that's it! That's how we got our Saoirse! Even if you cannot adopt, please think about volunteering with us or becoming a foster! A little weekend break from the kennel is what all the dogs need and you may just invoke your own 6 day rule!!

    I had to pay for Britty from the online description on the donations page. I had to drive 45 mins…read moreaway for the adoption in a busy Petco. I hadto bring my dog with an anxiety disorder to the store or drive 2 3/4 hr each way for a meet and greet. The description read Hunting dog mix 2 years old, friendly with dogs and people. House trained. 43 lbs. She has some herder but 85% pittbull. I love pittbulls but I'm 71 years old. My neck was injured from her pulling. I was told to drive 1/2 way across the state to return her and no refund. Very rude woman.

    National Mill Dog Rescue - He's a water dog now.

    National Mill Dog Rescue

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    National Dog Rescue is truly an amazing organization. The love, passion, and care they put into…read morewhat they do is incredible. We adopted our poodle Roman, previously named Flame, at the 2025 Clear the Shelters event. He was one of four puppies rescued together. We've had him just over a year, and watching his transformation has been amazing. He went from a scared, unsure puppy to the most loving, happy dog who absolutely adores our kids, cat, and our other dog Ellie, who he looks up to so much. I'm so grateful this organization gave him the chance to become the best version of himself and become such an important part of our family. I also really appreciate their adoption process and how carefully they make sure each dog is going to a loving, safe home. If you can adopt, volunteer, or donate, I highly recommend supporting National Dog Rescue. The story behind why the organization was started is incredibly heartwarming, and you can truly see the passion behind everything they do. We will forever be grateful for bringing this sweet boy into our lives!l and for everything they do for all of the dogs, transforming one life at a time.

    There is a special place in the heavens for those involved with the NMDR. After our furbaby of 12…read moreyears (15yrs old, rescued at 3yrs old) crossed the rainbow bridge, we didn't know if or how long it would be before we could adopt again. It was so painful. But he had a happy, spoiled life full of love..& after finding "Mushu" (now Smoosh) on the NDMR website, we went through the application process & traveled from out of state to meet/bring him home. At 3yrs old & didn't know much (about anything.) Like a newborn puppy, he had to learn about doorways, windows, stairs, toys...everything! He's the sweetest, kindest, cutest most precious lil prince. From frozen scared, to curious and constant learning..we are so blessed to have found NMDR who gave us our GOOD BOY Smoosh.

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    Red Rock Doodles is an awesome small family breeder of Australian Labradoodles. We bought our dog…read moreGetty from Red Rock Doodles 5 years ago. Now that we are ready for our second dog, there is no other breeder we trust more. Each puppy get individual attention, love, and care. Jane, the owner is always available to answer questions about the breed, about training, and feeding. Anything. She is a great resource for anyone new to taking care of dog, and can answer any questions you may have. Highly recommended labradoodle breeder.

    This is a very dishonest business. We gave Jane Peck a deposit for a puppy in late 2018, and we…read morestill do not have a puppy. The first year was due to bad timing on our part, but we were REPEATEDLY assured that it would not be a problem; she would give us a puppy from a later litter. She told me over and over about how another client had delayed for 2 years! But when we were ready in late 2019, she wanted to give us a male puppy instead of the girl we had requested. She "didn't remember" our request for a girl pup. So we waited for the next litter...which "was delayed due to Covid." Finally she promised us a puppy in October 2020, but the mother dog had a medical emergency. Then she said that she couldn't give us puppies from the next 2 litters; they were "promised to kids as Christmas presents." So we were supposed to get a puppy in early 2021, but that mother dog never could get pregnant. So we were promised a girl pup from a May 2021 litter, but the week we were going to pick her up, Jane decided to keep the puppy for herself. She didn't even bother to email or write us her decision; we almost made a 1500 mile journey for nothing. Jane Peck promised us our deposit back on 3 occasions, in writing, but that was a lie. She never gave us our money back. Stay away from this business. Do NOT give her your money. She is a deceitful, unscrupulous business person.

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