Wet Mountain Animal Welfare, LLC

12/08/2024

Posting for Nancy Dyer Taylor

2 dogs picked up on Rosita Rd on Sat Dec 7 around 1 pm. A large black male with a shock collar and a smaller brown part lab. Female, no collar.

They are at our house (NOT the Sheriff’s Office). The dogs are causing some serious problems. We need to find their people ASAP! Please call us if you know anything. 719-966-2061.

12/08/2024

12/04/2024

Reflecting on seven years of WMAW - how we started, how far we’ve come, the lives we’ve saved and futures we were able to play a small but critical role in making possible. Chances at life for animals with caring families hit with the nightmare of life-threatening medical emergencies. The personal losses of friends who were partners in this overwhelming quest, who helped us solve situations that seemed unresolvable, to reach happy outcomes. The surprise and relief when someone stepped up to save the day at the most unexpected and worrisome times – so many times over. And the always present, ever sustaining involvement of this community.

You have helped us accomplish feats we could only dream of when we were first forming. To be able to turn our answers to those middle-of-the-night cries for help from a resigned “I’m sorry, there’s nothing we can do,” into a determined, “Yes, we can help. That’s why we’re here!”

Now, more than ever, we need your help to continue this mission. To replenish the funds that make it possible for us to say “Yes, head to the ER right now!” “Yes, we can care for those bottle-babies through their most vulnerable hours and weeks and find them loving homes!” “Yes, we have food to help you through so you don’t have to choose between watching your dog go hungry and losing your home!” “Yes, we can help you spay and neuter that litter of kittens that showed up on your doorstep, and their parents, too, and stop the cycle before you wake up to 30 kittens (or more) in a matter of months!”

Whether you are able to give $1,000 or just one dollar, every bit helps. At this time, you can choose to donate through the Spirit Campaign, where your donation will be enhanced by the Make It More Fund and we will receive the funds in February of 2025, or you can donate directly where we will put your funds into action immediately, saving animals and helping families during the toughest time of the year.

To donate through the Spirit Campaign, visit wmvcf.org/donations and select Wet Mountain Animal Welfare in the dropdown box.

To donate directly, go to wetmountainanimalwelfare.org/donate and click on the “Donate” button, or mail your check to:
Wet Mountain Animal Welfare
PO Box 1286
Westcliffe, CO 81252

Thank you for your unending support. You make all of this possible!

Sandi Dalton
President - Wet Mountain Animal Welfare

12/02/2024

Found on Copper Gulch Rd. Female. If you know anything regarding the owner of this animal please private -message us or call us. Thank you.
Monday-Saturday: 11am-4pm
*Open for intakes and reclaims daily during all open hours, adoption hours begin at 11 am*
Proof of ownership must be provided to release animals back to family's custody. (For example: pictures of you & animal, vet bills, licensing, vaccination records, etc.) and an ID.
Please call us at 719-275-0663 with any questions.

11/28/2024

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