Disaster Preparedness

…community and state plans to support animal evacuation and sheltering are essential in protecting both people and pets. Where can I take my pets if I’m evacuated? Make a list…

Fire Danger This Summer! Are You Prepared?

…If you had to evacuate without your animals, remember that you can call HSPPR, and our Animal Law Enforcement officers will be standing by to rescue animals out of evacuated…

FAQs

…a minimum of five days and cats a minimum of three days (five days in Pueblo County) before we can make an animal available for adoption. We evaluate each and…

Found a Stray

…animal available for adoption. We evaluate each and every animal as an individual, and there’s never a time limit on how long we’ll care for an animal before he’s adopted….

Lost Your Pet

…three days (five days in Pueblo County) before we can make an animal available for adoption. We evaluate each and every animal as an individual, and there’s never a time…

Surrendering Your Pet

…our Colorado Springs shelter. No appointment is needed at our Pueblo shelter. After a pet enters our doors, we evaluate each and every animal as an individual, and there is…

Resources

…Living in the Pikes Peak Region, we know this all too well. Make a plan now for evacuating and taking care of ALL family members in the event of a…

Dog Bite Prevention Week: How to Prevent a Dog Bite

Max was surrendered to HSPPR’s Colorado Springs location after biting his owner’s arm. When we evaluated Max, we saw he did have some fear triggers; he was a nervous guy…

Owner Surrender Process

…the behavior profile you provide and may do an additional evaluation to help determine placement in a new home can be done safely. There are two possible outcomes for animals…

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