Donate To Mile High Canine Rescue

MHCR is a 100% volunteer run, foster based, 501(c)3 charitable organization and contributions are tax-deductible to the fullest extent allowed by law. Learn about our financial transparency.

If you would like to donate by mail, please send checks to:

Mile High Canine Rescue
P.O. Box 116 
Mead, CO 80542

In addition to taking top-notch care of our own dogs, MHCR is focused on assisting dogs in need outside of our organization. Here are a few examples of ways we help our community.

  • MHCR donates vaccines to under-served shelters in an effort to mitigate disease outbreak and help where it’s needed the most.
  • MHCR provides support to dog owners in need of financial assistance with behavioral training or medical emergencies.
  • MHCR sponsors spay/neuter clinics for under-served areas of Colorado such as Delta and La Junta, Colorado and Midland and Victoria, Texas.
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My daughter and I have been volunteering with Mile High since its beginning, mostly driving the rescue van to NM to help with transports. We connect with other rescue partners, helping these dogs get to CO and then to foster homes, vet care, and their forever homes. We get to spend time together and feel good about helping the pups.
Lori Banghart
Lori Banghart
MHCR understands the rescue is only a slice of life for a volunteer and they wholeheartedly accept anything you can offer. No matter how small you think your part is, they make sure you know you're appreciated.
Kari Dale
Kari Dale
I have volunteered with multiple rescues over the years. Mile High Canine Rescue is by far the best. Their communication is outstanding and other volunteers are always available to answer any questions and offer guidance.
JoAnna Chrisco
High quality, high volume spay and neuter is the best way to address the animal welfare crisis, and I’m so grateful to MHCR for sponsoring these clinics and giving me the opportunity to volunteer at them.
Kenna Uddenberg
Fostering feeds my soul. I love to see these dogs change from shelter dogs to rescued to loved and ready for their forever homes.
Elisa Thurston
It is hard to describe the joy you experience when you see a dog who has had a difficult start learn to become part of a family and see their true, happy self come alive.
Becky Gibbs
Fostering for MHCR has filled a part in my life I didn’t even realize was missing. Loving on these babies until the right family comes along is one of the most rewarding aspects of my life.
Maria Hatch
MHCR does the best job at supporting their fosters, because they foster too. They do their best to get supplies to foster homes to cut down on out-of-pocket costs for foster families. They take requests for supplies and follow through every way they can. They're always open to communication and no question is too weird, stupid, or off-the-wall.
Kari Dale
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