Pet Association of Estes Park Inc.

About Pet Association of Estes Park Inc.

Our Mission

Animal Fosters

The Pet Association of Estes Park was created in 1973. It was founded with the goal of helping the area's homeless animals in need and to educate youth and the community about the humane care of animals.

One of our founding and very important goals, are spay and neuter. We hold a spay and neuter clinic every Fall. Our donations help assist the community in this very important endeavor.

Animal Fosters

We couldn't do it without your help! The Pet Association doesn't have a physical location to house animals, so we rely on our staff and fosters heavily.

There are so many animals at risk of euthanasia and you can help us save them!

Become a foster today

Help Us Help Them

We are dedicated to saving animals and giving them the chance everyone deserves. Please consider us when making year-end tax deductible donations and planned gifts of any kind, including bequests, which is a gift or donation designated in one’s will or trust. Such a gift can represent a percentage of one’s estate, or it can be a lump sum or non- monetary assets. We are funded entirely by donations. We are a 501c3 nonprofit, and we are your only local humane society.

Check Out Our Foster Friends in Loveland

Buddy's House

Buddy’s House, located on this side of Loveland, is a beautiful state-of-the-art dog foster facility operated by local Ed Grueff. Ed’s operation has enabled us to rescue more dogs, who are often only hours away from euthanization. They are now happily awaiting permanent homes. Thank you, Ed.

Buddy’s House is a nonprofit dog foster organization and work directly with the Pet Association of Estes Park. They take in some of the dogs we rescue as fosters and help them find their forever families. They aim to give all dogs that come our way a second chance at life.

Visit their website