“Marbles spent three weeks hiding behind a foster’s laundry basket. He now greets the mail carrier like an old friend and sleeps diagonally across the bed.”
Dana & Theo · Berkeley
Foster-based rescue in northwest Denver
We are a foster-based rescue — no kennels, no concrete runs. Every dog and cat here waits on somebody’s couch until the right person walks in. Come meet them this weekend, or become the couch.
Mon–Fri 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
3320 W 38th Ave, Denver, CO 80211
How rescue works here
Nobody at the rescue has an office. What we have is a network of spare rooms, a vet on speed dial and a very organised group chat.
An animal comes out of a shelter, a street or a hard situation and goes straight into a volunteer’s spare room.
Vet visit, vaccines, spay or neuter, a microchip and a name — plus however many quiet weeks it takes to feel safe.
You meet them in a normal living room at a normal volume, and you both decide together.
What that means in practice
Happy tails
Adopters send us photos for years afterwards. We have never once asked them to stop.
“Marbles spent three weeks hiding behind a foster’s laundry basket. He now greets the mail carrier like an old friend and sleeps diagonally across the bed.”
Dana & Theo · Berkeley
“We came to the adoption day ‘just to look’ and left with Juniper, who has since claimed the sunniest chair in the house as her own.”
The Okafor family · Sloan’s Lake
Coming up
Six or seven fosters bring their animals, we set up pens on the lot, and there is usually a folding table of lemonade. Applications get reviewed on the spot, so come with your questions and your household’s decision-maker.
Fostering
Fostering is the only reason this rescue can say yes to an animal. It is also less complicated than most people assume — here is the honest version.
Adoption hours Saturday & Sunday
Come by on a weekend, foster for a fortnight, or send a gift that buys a spay appointment. All three end the same way: an animal on a warm cushion.