We are constantly overwhelmed by the generosity of our donors! Read about some of our recent donations:
In Memory of “Bo”
We had our wonderful boy for just over 3 years. Unfortunately Bo had a cancer diagnosis that was very aggressive. We needed to make the tough decision to let Bo pass away this morning. We had a very peaceful morning together and have enjoyed everyday with Bo.
We are sincerely grateful to Safe Harbor Lab Rescue for uniting us with Bo and are making a donation in his honor.
We were told Bo was about 8 years old when he came into our lives and have had the absolute pleasure of giving him the best retirement years we could.
In Memory of “Archy”
In memory of the sweetest Archy Pants ever! Love ya buddy. Go say hi to Maggie and Sammy for me.
In Memory of “Lexie”
In memory of the sweetest, most loving lab ever, our Lexie girl. She faithfully and unconditionally gave of herself for 14 1/2 years. She will forever be in all of our memories and hearts. Stephanie and Rich Fisher.
In Memory of “Sampson”
In memory of “Sampson” who was Lindsay’s gentle giant through a lot of hard things, and a very good boy to boot. He is greatly missed.
Bri Blume
In Memory of “Milo”
In Memory of Wyatt Potter
In Memory of “Gibson”
With a very heavy and broken heart we would like to donate in the name of our very good boy Gibson. We adopted Gibson from Safe Harbor Lab Rescue years ago, a decade ago. We had a very scared loving girl mix (Maya) who had been very abused. We were told she need “Fur courage” to show her how good most people could be. So like any good fur baby parents we were like all right. While the first meeting with Maya may not have gone like we wanted. The rest was amazing. Gibson not only gave her fur courage, but he also made everyone who came into contact with him better. He was so loving and tried to help with everything. He tried to help cut wood, mow the lawn, other yard work, housework and so much more. He had a bark for everything from alert to “here I am” to “there is someone.” Like a good Lab he fetched everything balls, sticks, birds, toads, bugs and so much more. All the animals he would bring were alive. He was a friend to all and loved by so many. He was my fur courage and a very good boy. ~ Alicia
In Memory of “Brogan”
Dear Brogan was the Chief Comfort Officer at the McGinty Dental group for his long life disarming clients with his sweet smile as he quietly settled onto his many beds around the practice. Brogan brought smiles too from clients during check in and procedures. He will be sorely missed by Jennifer, his faithful friend Kim, the staff at the practice, and all of their clients. – Ricky and Chris Daly
In Memory of “Tory”
In memory of “Tory” and love for all of the Lab. ~ Sue and Lee Mickus
In Memory of “Rosie” Conners
In Memory of “Tank”
In Memory of Barb Bailey
In loving memory of Barb Bailey
~Jan Radcliffe
~Elizabeth Gottschalk
~Lu Horner
~Donna and Robert Hughes
~Gaye and Frank Kaplan
In Memory of “Jake”
In Memory of “Rowdy”
Rowdy was happy his entire life. From his beginnings in Northern Colorado to his last home among the Sangre de Christo’s, he enjoyed the outside and rolling in everything. His big frame was only outdone by his even bigger spirit. He loved so deeply Lance and Cheryl who he trusted without limits. Rowdy will be deeply missed but never forgotten. ~The Daly’s
In Memory of “Frida”
In Memory of “Farley”
We wanted to donate in memory of Farley who passed last weekend. His dad, Kevin, rescued him through SHLR and turned his whole life around to happiness and health. An amazing dog and an amazing human. We will miss you, Farley. ~ The Atkinsons
In Memory of “Bailey Mae”
In Memory of “Kali”
Kali is telling everyone what heaven is because she lived it on earth. Rescued by Barb and Phil, Kali was their deeply loved constant companion who lived a full life of hiking, skiing and rafting from her base in Summit County. And a pretty good construction site dog supervising several projects. She’s catching up on things with so many of her pack of pals who have been waiting for her and leaving broken hearts with those she’s left behind here.
In Memory of “Cooper Janssen”
In Memory of “Cooper Janssen” ~ Patrica Janssen
In Memory of “Pilot”
In memory of “Pilot” who crossed the Rainbow Bridge on December 26, 2021. Pilot left his footprints on our hearts. We are so grateful for SHLR for entrusting Pilot to us and for all of the good SHLR Does for so many dogs each year.
~ Thank you, Kathy and Mark Winninger
In Memory of “Harvey”
In Memory of “Truman”
In memory of “Truman.” Truman was so special; I miss him every day. We had an awesome life together. ~ Sue
In Memory of “Drake”
In Memory of “Archie”
In Memory of “Tobey”
Tobey was Alice’s first dog of her very own. We know how that is. Tobey welcomed Gnarly a little later and the two adoptees became part of the extended human family of James, Pete, and Mary. His heart was so big, Tobey easily took them all into it. Then, Alice met Dave and soon along came Emily and Owen. His heart grew bigger for all of them. He was so happy and gentle with the new little ones. Now, Tobey lives big in our hearts forever.