Fundraising Event

 Fundraising Event

Laynee Wood, a senior graduate of class 2023 from Legend High School did a fundraising project for Edwards Foundation. This was an Avid Project, which is a college prep class. During this project she held a bake sale where all proceeds went to Edwards Foundation For Rescued Animals. She spread the word and put up flyers around her school. Thank you Laynee for raising money and helping Edwards Foundation!

Joyful Volunteers from Care and Community

 Joyful Volunteers from Care and Community 

These strong helpers are working towards moving rocks to to fill in our French drain for repair. 

Elijah has used his muscles to deliver a red bucket full of rocks. Mark supervises the rock delivery. 

Mark evaluates the proper positioning of the bucket of rocks. 

These men are so pleased because the red bucket is finally empty and they have completed their tasks. 

Bill, Elijah, and Kevin are hard workers!

Whoops, Kevin and Jason have found another bucket of rocks! Oh no!

Oday has found two more rocks to put in the trench. Now the job is finally done, who hoo!

Littleton Large Animal Vets

 Littleton Large Animal Vets

This week, Dr. Dunbar and her assistant Alicia came to do a fall vet check. This care and community group was able to watch and ask questions.

Both of the horses, Hercules and Dealer got their teeth checked and floated. They both got fall shots, deworming medication, and had their eyes checked. Looks like Dealer needs some follow up checks on his , but his cancer is progressing much slower due to treatments!

We are so great full to Littleton large animal clinic and the wonderful vet, Dr. Dunbar for coming here and helping us so much with the animals!

Visitors from Care and Community get to talk to Dr. Dunbar about why horses have to have their teeth filed and why it is important for everyone to brush their teeth!

Dr. Dunbar and her very capable assistant Alisha start working on the horses teeth with the supervision of Angle, Dealers best goat friend.

Alisha was singing Dealer a wake up song as he was waking up from mild sedation. 

Hercules gets the same treatment as Dealer to get his teeth floated, his sheath cleaned, his injured eye inspected and his fall shots. 

Final check for Hercules teeth.

We thank you Dr. Dunbar for the one stop to check up on all of our animals and provide necessary treatment.

 The best news was when Dr. Dunbar checked on Dealer injured eye, and she believes the cancer in his eye is diminishing! We are thankful that the daily oral treatment Carnivora seems to be helping and will continue to use this treatment. She took pictures and will share it with Dr. Lamus from Littleton Vet and Dr. Montabalano who specializes in eye cancer. We are hoping to hear good news. 

**Sanctuary**

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Find your peace here at Edwards Foundation for Rescued Animals

Take time to find peace, quiet, serenity and tranquility in all of our unique spaces. 

 Here at Edwards we are so blessed to have so many WONDERFUL visitors and volunteers. We could not do this without you all. Come help us search for the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow!

Goat Antics

Exciting News!

In just 24 hours, we said goodbye two two of our friends here, Ziggy & Oscar who have relocated to their forever home, and hello to two NEW friends, Wendall & Dodge! 

Both pairs have already settled into their new homes!

Wendall and Dodge are playful, curious,and have already stolen our hearts with their funny antics and heartwarming bond. We can't wait to watch them thrive and provide them with all the love and care they deserve.

Stay tuned for more updates and adorable goat moments!

Douglas County Grant Recipient!

We are so blessed to be the recipients of the DCCS Focus grant this year! We have big plans for the education and mental health of our visitors here at Edwards Foundation for Rescued Animals!

Thank you Douglas County for taking an interest in our program again this year and helping us reach out to impact more lives in our community!

To learn more about our foundation, visit edwardsanimals.com

Day at Edwards

Kelly the goat is inspecting the handiwork of the barn cleaning as they nervously hope they pass inspection.

New signage for the Foundation

Young and Old learning about the goats (no tickle spots to be found!)

The llamas are sizing up the new visitors to see they haven't been passed up in height

Hard work sometimes deserves a good sit-down break with the dogs