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The Financial Benefit of Keeping Pets Out of Shelters

Anyone who has ever welcomed a pet into their home understands the value that animals offer to their families. Many people assume that most ...
Eileen Lambert

How to Reduce Homeless Pets

With roughly 7.6 million animals ending up in shelters every year, the task of reducing the number of homeless pets may seem daunting. However, there are ...
Eileen Lambert

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Boundless Devotion

“My pets are like children and family to me.” That’s how Bette, a Colorado Pet Pantry client describes her tight-knit household: a senior yellow Lab named Hunter and a quirky cat named Odie.

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Aspen Acres Fire Response – Recap

Here is an update to our response of the Aspen Acres Fire alongside Red Cross Colorado.

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Summer 2026 Impact Report

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