Disclaimer: AWK News is an independent informational directory and is not sponsored by, affiliated with or endorsed by the organizations listed below unless specifically stated otherwise. Please contact each organization before transporting or surrendering an animal. Intake policies, current services, hours, licensing and available space can change. Wildlife rehabilitators may also be permitted to accept only certain species.
Greenwood Wildlife Rehabilitation Center — Longmont
501(c)(3) Nonprofit: Yes
Licensed Wildlife Rehabilitator: Yes
Address:
P.O. Box 18987
Boulder, CO 80308
Wildlife rehabilitation facility is located between Longmont and Lyons.
Phone:
(303) 823-8455
Email:
reception@greenwoodwildlife.org
County:
Boulder County
Website:
Greenwood Wildlife Rehabilitation Center – A Haven For Wildlife In Need
Emergency Hotline:
Business Hours Only
Animals Helped:
Squirrels
Rabbits
Raccoons
Foxes
Coyotes
Small and medium native mammals
Songbirds
Waterfowl
Other native Colorado wildlife
Services Provided:
Wildlife rehabilitation
Injured wildlife care
Orphaned wildlife care
Medical treatment
Wildlife rescue guidance
Release back into the wild
Wildlife education
Human-wildlife conflict education
About:
Greenwood Wildlife Rehabilitation Center is an organization devoted to treating orphaned, injured, and sick native wildlife. It is one of Colorado’s largest wildlife rehabilitation facilities and treats thousands of animals representing many different species. Greenwood currently reports multiple Colorado-licensed wildlife rehabilitators on staff.
Last Verified:
September 4, 2026
Wild Blue Cats — Colorado Springs
501(c)(3) Nonprofit: Yes
Licensed Wildlife Rehabilitator: No
Address:
5975 Burgess Road
Colorado Springs, CO 80908
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 88252
Colorado Springs, CO 80908
Phone:
(719) 900-2287
Email:
contact@wbcats.org
County:
El Paso County
Website:
Wild Blue Cats – A Refuge For Cats & Kittens
Emergency Hotline:
No
Animals Helped:
Cats
Kittens
Feral cats
Community cats
Abandoned cats
Neglected cats
Special-needs cats
Services Provided:
Cat rescue
Adoption
Lifetime sanctuary
Foster care
Trap-Neuter-Return
Veterinary care
Spay and neuter
Vaccination
Community cat assistance
Barn cat placement
About:
Wild Blue Cats is a feline rescue and sanctuary serving cats and kittens that have been abandoned, abused, neglected, displaced or surrendered. The organization also operates TNR programs and provides sanctuary or foster care when adoption is not immediately possible.
Last Verified:
September 4, 2026
Colorado Horse Rescue — Longmont
501(c)(3) Nonprofit: Yes
Licensed Wildlife Rehabilitator: No
Address:
10386 N. 65th Street
Longmont, CO 80503
Phone:
(720) 494-1414
Email:
info@chr.org
County:
Boulder County
Website:
Welcome – Colorado Horse Rescue
Emergency Hotline:
No
Animals Helped:
Horses
Neglected horses
Abused horses
At-risk horses
Owner-surrendered horses
Special-needs horses
Services Provided:
Horse rescue
Equine rehabilitation
Sheltering
Veterinary care
Adoption
Foster placement
Owner support
Equine education
Long-term care
About:
Founded in 1986, Colorado Horse Rescue is an organization dedicated to creating safe solutions for at-risk horses. The organization rescues and rehabilitates horses while also providing adoption, education and support intended to prevent horses from falling into neglect or unsafe situations.
Last Verified:
September 4, 2026
Colorado Reptile Humane Society — Longmont
501(c)(3) Nonprofit: Yes
Licensed Wildlife Rehabilitator: Yes — native reptiles and amphibians
Address:
13941 Elmore Road
Longmont, CO 80504
Phone:
(303) 776-2070
Email:
info@corhs.org
County:
Boulder County
Website:
Colorado Reptile Humane Society
Emergency Hotline:
No
Animals Helped:
Snakes
Lizards
Iguanas
Turtles
Tortoises
Amphibians
Native reptiles
Pet-trade reptiles
Services Provided:
Reptile rescue
Reptile sheltering
Adoption
Native wildlife rehabilitation
Wildlife release
Reptile and amphibian husbandry
Conservation programs
Public education
Rehoming assistance
About:
Colorado Reptile Humane Society has served reptiles and amphibians since the late 1990s. Its work includes sheltering unwanted pet reptiles, adoption, conservation, education and rehabilitation and release of native species. Colorado wildlife rehabilitation records have listed CoRHS for native herptile rehabilitation.
Last Verified:
September 4, 2026
Broken Shovels Farm Sanctuary — Henderson
501(c)(3) Nonprofit: Yes
Licensed Wildlife Rehabilitator: No
Address:
8640 Dahlia Street
Henderson, CO 80640
Phone:
No public general phone
Email:
info@brokenshovels.com
County:
Adams County
Website:
Broken Shovels Farm Sanctuary | Commerce City, Colorado
Emergency Hotline:
No
Animals Helped:
Cows
Goats
Pigs
Sheep
Horses
Donkeys and other equines
Water buffalo
Chickens
Roosters
Ducks
Geese
Dogs
Cats
Other farm animals
Services Provided:
Farm animal rescue
Lifetime sanctuary
Rehabilitation
Special-needs animal care
End-of-life care
Neglect and abandonment rescue
Animal welfare education
Community outreach
About:
Broken Shovels Farm Sanctuary provides lifelong refuge to abused, neglected, unwanted and at-risk farm animals. Its residents include cattle, goats, pigs, equines, water buffalo, birds and other rescued animals.
Last Verified:
September 4, 2026
Animal Friends Alliance — Fort Collins
501(c)(3) Nonprofit: Yes
Licensed Wildlife Rehabilitator: No
Address:
2200 N. Taft Hill Road
Fort Collins, CO 80524
Phone:
(970) 484-8516
Email:
info@savinganimalstoday.org
County:
Larimer County
Website:
Animal Friends Alliance
Emergency Hotline:
No
Animals Helped:
Dogs
Cats
Puppies
Kittens
Homeless pets
Community cats
Feral cats
Services Provided:
Animal rescue
Sheltering
Pet adoption
Foster care
Spay and neuter
Veterinary services
Community cat programs
Pet food assistance
Pet retention resources
Community outreach
About:
Animal Friends Alliance is a Fort Collins organization working to reduce pet homelessness and support cats, dogs and their families. Its programs include sheltering, adoption, veterinary services, spay/neuter programs, community cat assistance, pet food support and other resources designed to keep pets with their families.
Last Verified:
September 4, 2026
The Gabriel Foundation — Elizabeth
501(c)(3) Nonprofit: Yes
Licensed Wildlife Rehabilitator: No
Address:
39520 County Road 13
Elizabeth, CO 80107
Phone:
(303) 629-5900
Email:
birds@thegabrielfoundation.org
County:
Elbert County
Website:
The Gabriel Foundation – Parrots: Their Lives, Our Choice.
Emergency Hotline:
Business Hours Only
Animals Helped:
Parrots
Macaws
Cockatoos
African grey parrots
Amazon parrots
Conures
Other companion parrots
Special-needs parrots
Services Provided:
Parrot rescue
Sanctuary
Adoption
Foster placement
Lifetime care
Behavior assistance
Boarding
Avian welfare education
Special-needs parrot care
About:
The Gabriel Foundation is a parrot welfare organization that has operated since the 1990s. It provides sanctuary, adoption services and lifelong care for companion parrots, including birds whose medical, behavioral or legal status makes conventional adoption unsuitable.
Last Verified:
September 4, 2026
Mission:Wolf — Westcliffe
501(c)(3) Nonprofit: Yes
Licensed Wildlife Rehabilitator: No
Address:
13388 County Road 634
Westcliffe/Gardner Area, CO
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 1211
Westcliffe, CO 81252
Phone:
(719) 859-2157
Email:
info@missionwolf.org
County:
Huerfano County
Website:
Mission:Wolf
Emergency Hotline:
No
Animals Helped:
Captive-born wolves
Wolf-dog hybrids
Unwanted captive wolves
Horses
Services Provided:
Lifetime wolf sanctuary
Wolf-dog rescue
Long-term animal care
Horse sanctuary
Animal welfare education
Wolf conservation education
Habitat conservation
Public outreach
About:
Mission:Wolf is an educational sanctuary in southern Colorado that provides lifelong care to unwanted captive-born wolves and wolf-dogs. The organization also cares for horses, protects surrounding habitat and provides education about wolves and the importance of keeping wild animals wild.
Last Verified:
September 4, 2026