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How Pedro the donkey became a lovebug
When Pedro first came to the Dumb Friends League Harmony Equine Center, he had scars on his body consistent with rope and wire burns, as well as severely overgrown hooves that impeded his mobility. The 4-year-old donkey – neglected, malnourished, and fearful – had been seized by law enforcement from his previous owners and brought… read more.
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Hugo’s new role: How one very good boy is supporting a veteran in need
For nearly five months in 2021, 5-year-old Hugo was a familiar face at the Dumb Friends League, coming in and out of our doors more than once. The energetic and playful pup – known as one of our “longest stay” dogs – met many potential families along the way and even went home with one.… read more.
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Nahla and Logan: How a big-hearted dog touched the life of a boy on the autism spectrum
“Smart and playful girl! Favorite things: romping around outside with you, treats, and lots of affection. Could play for hours. Dream home: an active, loving family.” That was the bio that hung outside Nahla’s kennel at the Dumb Friends League three years ago. Now, it’s more than just her wish list – it’s her dream… read more.
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Beating the odds: Robbie’s tale of survival
Every day at the Dumb Friends League we are fortunate help pets find their new beginnings. Each animal arriving at the shelter with a different history, each waiting to meet a new family. While sometimes we are just a part of a particular animal’s story, there are occasions where we get to play a supporting… read more.
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Stormy
Stormy was one of our staff favorite featured pets, and we are happy to report that she has found an amazing fur-ever home! Check her out relaxing with her new mom. We are so happy that Stormy met her perfect match. read more.
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Sadie
Sadie happily heading home with her new fur-ever family. Toy and all! read more.
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Romeo
This lovely boy has settled in great to his new and loving home. Sweet Romeo’s family reports that everything is going great with their new furry companion. read more.
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Oso
Oso has found a fantastic family. They enjoy spending time outdoors, especially going on hikes together! read more.
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Nigel
Nigel was adopted by a loving couple. They have some amazing grandkids to give Nigel all the cuddles and love that he deserves. Here he is heading home with his new family! Look at that big smile on his face. read more.
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Moira
Moira has happily settled into her home with her new family and dog sibling! They have become fast friends and love to play hide and seek. read more.
Share Your Story With Us!
We would love to hear from you and hear your story!
Ready to adopt?
Visit our Malone Center Shelter in Denver, or Buddy Center Shelter in Castle Rock to check out our adoptable pets in person.
At the shelter, when you’re ready to adopt or have identified a pet you want to meet, follow the signage to join our virtual queue. You’ll be added to the line, on a first come first served basis, to visit with a counselor and meet your new best friend.
In order to best serve you, please sign in at least one hour prior to closing to visit with a counselor. Our queue may be closed at other times if we have met our capacity for daily visits.
We offer appointments at the Leslie A. Malone Center
NOTE: We only book appointments on weekdays and one day from today’s date. If the calendar doesn’t show any available appointments, please check this page the next day as more appointment times become available. We do not have additional capacity beyond the appointment times listed on the calendar, so there is no need to call us.