At Colorado Pet Pantry, each year is an opportunity to strengthen our mission and reach more pets and families across Colorado. In 2024, we expanded our services, deepened partnerships, and continued the focus on ensuring pets remain with the people who love them.
“My rescues, Thank you for helping me keep them fed and healthy.” ~ Kenna, Cortez, CO
2024 BY THE NUMBERS
Our numbers tell a story of resilience and growth as we expand our reach and respond to the evolving needs of Colorado’s communities.
Sustaining Families & Pets: A Year of Growth
This year, we’ve seen increasing need across the state as more families face economic uncertainty. Thanks to your support, we’ve been able to keep pace with demand, preventing the heartbreak of pet surrender for thousands of Colorado households.
7.3 MILLION MEALS
provided to pets in need, from the
1 MILLION POUNDS &
309,565 CANS
OF PET FOOD
donated and then transported to
98 LOCATIONS
IN 32 COUNTIES
across Colorado, serving
123,025 PETS
& 37,317 FAMILIES
Supporting Colorado’s Animal Welfare Network:
We’ve made a significant impact on the animal welfare community by helping fellow nonprofits stretch their budgets, directing more resources toward medical care and re-homing efforts.
100+ SHELTERS & RESCUES
received supplies through our Animal Welfare Share Program, including
129,497 POUNDS
& 96,030 CANS OF
PET FOOD* &
30,000 POUNDS OF TREATS
1,918 LEASHES, COLLARS
& HARNESSES
6,512 BEDS & KENNELS
*129,497 pounds of food is a subset of total food number listed in pet food assistance section
SPOTLIGHT ON KEY
PET FOOD PANTRIES
100% of the pet food we distribute is generously donated by individuals, businesses, and pet food brands. In 2024, we redirected one million pounds of quality pet food, often near best by dates or with blemished packaging, preventing waste, and helping feed pets in need.
See where your donations have made an impact:
Read more about these pet food pantries here.
“I continue to volunteer for Colorado Pet Pantry because I believe in the leadership team and generous donors to further the incredible support for the pets in our communities across the state. Thanks to all for allowing me the opportunity to help.” ~ Patty, Volunteer of the Year
1,099 INDIVIDUAL VOLUNTEERS
generously gave their time, adding up to
23,982 HOURS
of service, equating to
$872,095 DONATED
toward keeping families together
($36.36 per hour in Colorado via Independent Sector in 2024)
