Nelson was our foster failure who became part of our family in the truest sense of the word. Nelson and Hayden became best buddies. We always joked that they had ESP with each other. They would run the same direction, wag their tails simultaneously and [...]
Romeo entered our lives as a Senior. We adopted him in April 2017, he was nine. Such a distinguished gentleman, with his frosted features, he was a classic Black Lab mixed with a bit of something else. He captured my heart the day we met. [...]
This donation is in memory of our sweet boy, Romeo. We adopted Romeo from SHLR at the age of nine. We were so blessed to have him with us for seven additional years. He brought great joy to all he met. Fearful at first, if [...]
Maya was rescued by Mike just in time and she became his best dog ever. This cattle dog just wasn’t a good fit at the ranch in Park County so she made the move to Mike over the pass to Summit County. Maya and Mike [...]
In honor of Allison and Ron Blackford ~Linda Sickels
John adopting Wiley could easily be seen as destiny. The one-year-old stray was found in poor health, and John's own personal loss was not too far in the rearview mirror. Now, the fox red Labrador is thriving as John's constant companion. This very handsome young man is intelligent [...]
Mountain life is an active life and so are those who live there. Lulu must have received the memo before meeting her forever human, Jane. The five year old black lab and Jane were an instant match. Lulu is now a mountain girl and enjoys all [...]
Labradors have many good traits that make them great pets; some have more than others. GiGi is on the "more" side and could be a poster dog for why Labs are one of the most popular breeds in America. She is optimistic, willing, enthusiastic, pure-hearted, [...]
Lucas (formerly known as Blackie) was really loved doggie here in Winter Park by many people and even from my family and friends in Colombia. He was a wonderful dog and he taught me so much about resilience and forgiveness. He taught me to let [...]
In loving memory of Ashley Weikels. ~Jody Kelly
