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We all have important values and ideas, things we care about and want to share. For us it is the passion and commitment
to give loving homes to uncared for pyrenees and educate the community on the reality of over populated pets. We
want all animals to be treated humanely, and it is our goal to provide that to all the Great Pyrenees we can feesably reach.
Mission Statement
Our mission, as Colorado Great Pyrenees Rescue, is to provide care and support to abused, neglected or abandoned Great
Pyrenees. By providing a safe, nurturing, healthy environment, we will be the bridge, as they wait for placement in
loving, secure, permanent homes. We will provide ongoing education to the community to spay and neuter their pets to
reduce the number of unwanted pets.
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Above: Sampsons, aka Curly, first night at home. A little weary, but thrilled to be out of the
concrete shelter, and far far away from the short chain that controlled his life.
Below: Tucker, aka Kip, aka Nip, at the PYRESCUE in Black Forrest, CO. After being shipped from MO, from
a breeder, to a farm in Colorado Springs, then being dropped off at the kill shelter, being transfered to the PYRESCUE, he
now lives with us in his forever and ever home.
Sampson and Tucker, enjoying a PYRfect day. The boys love each other and spend much of their day, hanging out together.
Lacey, also know as Matilda, came to our home after my continued search on Petfinder.com. Looking and wondering
why these babies are left behind, I knew I had to add her to our family. With the love and devotion of Valley Humane
League, Lacey is healthy and safe living with us.
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