It is our pleasure to introduce you to Bunny. Bunny is a 1-2 year old, female, Chihuahua mix and she’s 18.5 lbs. Bunny was spotted on one of the OK shelter sites with one of the saddest faces her foster mom had ever seen. After requesting some more info, we decided to pull her so she had a shot in a foster home to show the world how much she shines. What we’ve found is she is very kid (she’s with an older kiddo) and dog friendly. She’s not playful quite yet, but you can tell she wants to! We think she’d be fine in a home with younger kids as long as they aren’t too wild. She’s also very sweet and affectionate! Bunny is house and kennel trained and seems to be trustworthy with free roam. Her forever home must have a fenced in yard as she’s not leash trained yet so using a leash as an exclusive means of potty and exercise won’t work for her right away.
Bunny (I've Already Found a Home)
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Tater Tot
Adoptable
Male
1-2 Years
Small <25 lbs
Pug Mix
Westminister,
CO
$450 Adoption Fee
Steve
Adoptable
Male
1-2 Years
Large 51-75 lbs
Pitbull Mix
Bennett,
CO
$100 Adoption Fee
Hiro
Adoptable
Male
6-9 Years
Medium 25-50 lbs
German Shepherd/Australian Cattle Dog Mix
Parker,
CO
$100 Adoption Fee
Oz
Adoptable
Male
6-12 Months
Large 51-75 lbs
Boxer Mix
Fort Collins,
CO
$200 Adoption Fee
Maggie
Adoptable
Female
1-2 Years
Large 51-75 lbs
Boxer Mix
Castle Rock,
CO
$100 Adoption Fee
Nola
Adoptable
Female
6-9 Years
Medium 25-50 lbs
English Bulldog
Niwot,
CO
$400 Adoption Fee
Juno
Adoptable
Female
3-5 Years
Large 51-75 lbs
Great Pyrenees Mix
Boulder,
CO
$300 Adoption Fee
Phillip
Adoptable
Male
1-2 Years
Extra Large 75+ lbs
Rottweiler
Highlands Ranch,
CO
$500 Adoption Fee
Ani
Adoptable
Female
6-12 Months
Medium 25-50 lbs
Australian Cattle Dog
Longmont,
CO
$100 Adoption Fee
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 
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
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