Pet Overpopulation Fund

Last year about 170,000 dogs and cats enter Colorado shelters and, sadly, more than 30,000 were euthanized. To curb pet overpopulation and reduce euthanasia of these animals, the Colorado State Legislature created the Pet Overpopulation Fund in 2001. Since then, the generosity of the citizens of Colorado has enabled the Pet Overpopulation Fund to grant more than $1.6 million to over 60 community coalitions of veterinarians and animal care and control agencies. With these grants, the Fund has subsidized more than 45,000 sterilization surgeries in underserved or rural areas of the state where there are limited humane and veterinary services and economic resources.

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Your support of this initiative will help reduce the euthanasia of unwanted, abandoned, and surplus dogs and cats in Colorado. For more information, visit

www.coloradopetfund.org

1805 S. Bellaire Street, Suite 400
Denver, Colorado 80222
Tel: 303-722-6435
Fax: 303-722-1780

Contact:
Sarah Timms
303-722-6435
info@ColoradoPetFund.org