Safe Harbor Lab Rescue

601 16th St Denver, Colorado 80202

Dogs

About this shelter

Safe Harbor Lab Rescue in Denver, CO

Safe Harbor Lab Rescue is a rescue organization based in Denver, Colorado, located in Denver County, where 17 other animal shelters and rescues also operate, and it sits about 0 miles south of Denver. Founded in 2002 as an all-volunteer organization, it has rescued, fostered, and adopted out more than 4,500 Labrador Retrievers, taking in dogs from Colorado and surrounding states and fostering them in the Denver area before adoption. The rescue's mission is to rescue, provide compassionate care, and successfully rehome stray, abandoned, or surrendered Labrador Retrievers, with priority given to those in Colorado, including dogs with treatable medical conditions and grey-muzzled seniors in their golden years. Its vision is that every adoptable Lab will have a good quality of life in a loving home.

Before you go

Adopting from Safe Harbor Lab Rescue

Adoption process

Applicants submit an online adoption application; the rescue reviews it and contacts you only if a suitable Lab becomes available, applications are kept on file for three months, and requirements include being at least 21 years old, having children 7+ at home, and landlord permission if renting.

Service area: Colorado (priority) and surrounding states, with fostering and adoption centered in the Denver/Golden, Colorado area
County: Denver County
Animals served: Dogs