DOUGLAS COUNTY NONPROFIT GIVING GUIDE
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www.DouglasCountyGives.com
CONTACT PO Box 482 Parker, CO 80134 303-617-1939 www.RockyMountainCockerRescue.org FOUNDER/PRESIDENT Kathryn Glass, Founder Audra J. Bowen, President YEAR ESTABLISHED 2009 MISSION STATEMENT To rescue, foster, rehabilitate and ultimately re-home abandoned, stray and neglected Cocker Spaniels in Colorado and neighboring states into permanent, pre-qualified homes. We rehabilitate those who have been abused or neglected and will also assist owners find new homes for their beloved cocker as an alternative to placing their cocker in a shelter.
CONTACT 16965 Pine Lane #100 Parker, Colorado 80134 720-842-5621 www.secorcares.com EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Dennis Gorton YEAR ESTABLISHED 2006 MISSION STATEMENT Loving kids, families, those in need with food and financial assistance while restoring dignity and hope for a better future!
ABOUT US RMCR serves all of Colorado and neighboring states by working with various rescues, shelters and individuals to make a significant and lasting difference in the lives of Cocker Spaniels. We are governed by Colorado’s Pet Animal Care Facilities Act (PACFA), a licensing and inspection program and the only Cocker Spaniel rescue in Colorado licensed by PACFA. Since starting in 2009, we have rescued more than 1000 cockers and cocker-mixes. Every dog is spayed/neutered and given a full exam by a veterinarian. RMCR pays all expenses, e.g., food, grooming, vet care, while the dog lives in a pre-screened volunteer’s home. We have an excellent hospice program and do not refuse dogs solely on age or health. After evaluating a dogs’ behavior, many volunteers will also train or socialize the dog to help it find a forever home that will allow it to thrive and succeed.
ABOUT US As a faith-based organization, we are about restoring justice to a fearful, hidden, hopeless, significantly unreached and often hidden people group through redemptive love and grace in the face of suburban poverty’s devastation. While facing brokenness, hurt, confusion, and shame, “we” see the faces of our guests as they seek help in the midst of job loss, under-employment, recent divorce, inadequate retirement for the elderly, outrageous medical bills, brutal rents, almost non-existent public transportation, broken down auto’s, and multiple other “LIFE HAPPENS” events that few are capable of planning for. GIVING OPPORTUNITIES Colorado Gives Day Tuesday, December 6th 2016 Online at secorcares.com