Connecting Pets, People, and Community While Saving Lives

Since 1994

We Are Open for Adoptions!

The gate is open. The pets are waiting.

We are back to our regular adoption hours!

11am - 5:30 pm

Wednesday-Sunday

If you stop by, give our incredible staff a big

THANK YOU

for all their hard work

working through a difficult few weeks.

If you missed it, we have been closed to visitors and volunteers because a few cases of ringworm were brought into the shelter. The vast majority of our animals were unaffected, but our staff worked hard to control the threat. They cleaned like crazy and checked every single cat and dog from nose to tail every day. Without volunteers, it was particularly stressful and exhausting.

NEXT WEEK: EMPTY THE SHELTERS

MAY 9

VACCINE & MICROCHIP CLINIC AT CHOW DOWN IN MONTROSE

Special Events at Our Shops

In Telluride

In Ridgway

Correction: Events in May

Event Calendar

May 8-May 15 - Bissell Empty the Shelters 

May 11 - Chow Down Adoption Event 10am-2pm

May 13 - Telluride Library, Kitten Yoga for Teens 3pm-5pm

May 18 - Chow Down Adoption Event

               Hug your Dog Day with Morning Star Therapy

May 25 - Outdoor Youth Festival - River Bottom Park 10am-3pm 

May 26 - Telluride Library, Kitten Yoga 1pm-2pm

May 31 - Murdochs Adoption Event 11am-2pm

All events are subject to change. Check social media and our website for the most updated information.

Pet Column

Foxtails, Goat heads, and Pets

As the weather gets warmer, and our pets are outdoors, be aware of two common and invasive weeds that can make a simple walk dangerous. The foxtail plant is a grass-like weed. It is mostly found in the Western half of the U.S. and is very common in our area. Goat heads, also known as puncture vine, produces hard, small stickers with sharp spines that pierce the skin and paws.

Read more

Read Our Weekly Pet Column on our website,

in Tellluride Daily Planet, Montrose Press & Telluride Inside & Out

Ace is a male husky who is only a year old. He loves people and lived with children in the past. He still has a lot of energy and puppy manners, so potential adopters should be willing to work with him to grow into his best self. Ace will need continued obedience training. He is a typical husky and would benefit from someone familiar with the breed.

ADOPTION HOURS

11 am to 5:30 pm

Wednesday to Sunday

Contact Nick Gilman, exec@adoptmountainpets.org to learn more about supporting our mission.

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