Meatball! This hunka hunka is living life LARGE, and we don’t mean just his head! Meatball was found abandoned by the door of a shelter in Texas. He was a bit of a disaster and after a medical work-up, the vet staff discovered he had bladder stones blocking his urethra, causing him much pain. Meatball had surgery to remove the stones and now he eats special food to keep them from coming back. Once he got all healed up, he made his way to Colorado and that’s where the fun began. Meatballs is dog friendly and at a whopping 65 lbs, he is rough and tumbled and enjoys playing as such. Lazy – he is not. Bull in a china shop is more his jam. Meatball is a very friendly, social guy. He has no personal space boundaries and expects the same from his humans. He’s a fun dog looking for a fun family to call his own.
Meatball (adoptable)
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Harlow
Adoptable
Male
1-2 Years
Extra Large 75+ lbs
Australian Cattle Dog/Pit Mix
Loveland,
CO
$100 Adoption Fee
Zula
Adoptable
Female
6-12 Months
Medium 25-50 lbs
Husky/Corgi Mix
Fort Collins,
CO
$300 Adoption Fee
Tristan
Adoptable
Male
1-2 Years
Large 51-75 lbs
Lab Mix
Firestone,
CO
$100 Adoption Fee
Haven
Adoptable
Female
2-3 Years
Large 51-75 lbs
Pitbull Mix
Fort Collins,
CO
$100 Adoption Fee
Henley
Adoptable
Female
2-3 Years
Medium 25-50 lbs
Pitbull Mix
Aurora,
CO
$100 Adoption Fee
Chunk
Adoptable
Male
3-5 Years
Medium 25-50 lbs
Pitbull Mix
Fort Collins,
CO
$100 Adoption Fee
Annie
Adoptable
Female
1-2 Years
Large 51-75 lbs
Boxer/Lab Mix
Greeley,
CO
$450 Adoption Fee
Kara
Adoptable
Female
3-5 Years
Large 51-75 lbs
Australian Cattle Dog Mix
Colorado Springs,
CO
$400 Adoption Fee
Christine Farley
Adoptable
Female
3-5 Years
Extra Large 75+ lbs
American Bulldog
Castle Rock,
CO
$450 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
