Aspen Animal Shelter
The Aspen Animal Shelter is a privatized, self-sustaining animal rescue that combines a boarding kennel, a grooming salon and a pet shop to generate the income needed to provide sanctuary for the homeless dogs and cats of Aspen, Pitkin County and beyond. We shelter the occasional bird and rabbit as well. Every homeless pet is neutered, vaccinated and microchipped prior to adoption. We are open every day of the year from 7:00 a.m. until 6:00 p.m. We welcome and encourage you to visit and socialize with the animals. Please call us at 970.544.0206 with questions or comments, or email us at aspenanimalshelter@gmail.com.
CHECK OUT OUR ADOPTABLE PETS
Adoptable Dogs
Bandit and Thor
Bandit and Thor are gorgeous, happy, friendly, 3-year-old Siberian Husky siblings who get along well with other dogs. Due to a severe lack of socialization when they were young, they are initially wary of new people, but are willing and eager to make friends with those who devote time and display patience in order to win their trust.
Texas
Texas is an active, athletic, 3-year-old Pit bull mix who gets along great with other dogs. He is initially wary of new people, but warms up once he gets to know you. Beyond being wary of new people, Texas is territorial of his people and his property. In short, Texas will require an extremely responsible, knowledgeable home.
Uno
Uno is a 4-year-old Pit bull mix who is initially a bit apprehensive when meeting new people, but slowly transforms himself into a happy, affectionate, extroverted companion once he gets to know you. Due to his wariness of strangers, as well as his need to protect his people and his property, Uno will require a knowledgeable, responsible home.
Cooper
Cooper is a handsome, well-behaved, 8-year-old Australian Shepherd mix who is loyal and loving with his people, but not 100% trustworthy with strangers and children.
Great Pyrenees Puppies
These well-socialized, 11-week-old Great Pyrenees puppies are currently fluffy and adorable, but will evolve into large protectors, famous for patrolling their property while utilizing their imposing size and their deep bark to warn intruders away from their charges, whether they be sheep, chickens, children, or anything in between. In short, the Great Pyrenees is a large, handsome breed that does best when allowed to be a Great Pyrenees. Many adjust well to city life, but most thrive when given the opportunity to wander their property, protecting their flock from intruders.
Do you know this dog?
Do you know this dog who was found wandering in the Redstone area?