Cinnamon Bear is a big ole Teddy Bear. This cuddly, sweet, happy boy is a total gem. Cinnamon Bear is presently in a foster home with free range chickens and he pays them absolutely no mind. He’s great with dogs of all sizes and has just the right amount of confidence! He’s independent, always down for a nap, and has a medium-ish energy level. Cinnamon uses a doggie door to go outside and so far has not had an accident in his foster home. He even plays with dog appropriate toys rather than baseboards, winning! Cinnamon Bear and his family are from Oklahoma. His mom, Taffy, was tied to a tree and she whelped 14 puppies. During a tornado, 3 of the puppies perished. Cinnamon Bear and the rest survived and found refuge with a foster home. This poor guy has a large scar on his inner groin/thigh area that was likely the result of an injury sustained in the tornado.
Cinnamon Bear (I've Already Found a Home)
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What Our Fosters Say...
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