Wonderful Eagle Scout Project

              Camden with eagle scout troop 127 helped build a play area for the goats in their pen. Camden did a wonderful job of planning this project with the right materials and entertainment for the goats. Not only did he create a wonderful play place, he also made a shelter to keep the goats food dry. After the total cost for materials came in under budget, he donated the remainder of the money to the Edwards Foundation for our animals.

                                   This is a young man with a goat on the new play structure.

                                     The finished product is a wonderful structure for the goats.

The young men are putting finishing touches on their project.

                                         The young men are trying to get the goats to try it out.

                                         This is the group that helped put in this wonderful structure.

                                              

                                           This is them starting off their project for our goats.

LDS Young Men Group Service Project

A wonderful group of young men completed an LDS service project for us. They were divided in 3 teams. 1 team did fencing, 1 team helped spread gravel, and 1 team helped level the stall mats.

Nathan, our Lama, loved to survey all their good work high atop Mount Gravel!

 At the end of the day, this hard working group of young men were able to take a knee in homage to King Nathan. Their help was much appreciated by all!

EASY WAY TO HELP!!

DID YOU KNOW!?

You can link your King Soopers Rewards card DIRECTLY to  

The Edward's Foundation for Rescued Animals!

EVERY little bit that comes to the foundation is a HUGE help!

NOT ONLY are you helping them, you also get filled with joy knowing that you are helping these beautiful animals live the their BEST LIVES! 

Is there an easier way to help?

THANK YOU TO ALL WHO ALREADY SUPPORT US!

LOOK HOW MUCH WAS DONATED!! 

HOW TO LINK YOUR REWARDS TO US:

Through King Soopers App:

Go to "Menu" on top left corner

Go to "Rewards" (where you would look at your fuel points)

Go to "Community Rewards"

Go to "Add/ Search Organization"

Type in "The Edward's Foundation for Rescued Animals"

Click and Link

Its THAT easy! 

THANK YOU FOR MAKING A DIFFERENCE

FOR THESE MAGNIFICENT ANIMALS!

Rainy Days? NO PROBLEM!

DON'T LET THE RAIN GET YOU DOWN!

Who says rainy evenings have to be awful? Stay dry with our EXCLUSIVE Edward's fashion taking Parker by "storm!" Jen and Jenni pictured here looking INCREDIBLY stylish and ready to put the animals to bed for the night! 

We ALWAYS find a way to have fun in even the worst of weather!

Not to mention, the animals have a fun time TRYING to figuring 

out what the heck is going on with their friends!

 

"Llama"nade Stand

 

Little Ones Making a BIG

Difference for Large Animals!

Charli and Quinn became fast friends volunteering with our foundation (alongside their families) since March of this year. While other kids were having cannon ball contests at their pools for the 4th of July, these two were busy getting the word out about our rescue by selling fresh squeezed lemonade and passing out information pamphlets. 

THEIR DEDICATION AND HARD WORK RAISED $170!!! We were able to put these generous donations towards recent veterinarian bills for several of our animals.

We are humbled by the support of our community.

We are further inspired and encouraged by these two young ladies who, not only spent their holiday weekend working to help our animals, but spend a good portion of their weekends working the field and taking WONDERFUL care of these animals. 

THANK YOU CHARLI AND QUINN!!

Group tour walking the animals

This is a shade structure made by a wonderful scout for his Eagle Project!  Thank you Camden from Troop #127.  The animals love it!

We have many tours starting at 9am M-F.  Most days we walk the animals.  For a donation, we would love to have you join us on a walk.

 

WARNING!!! Beware of Cheat Grass/ Foxtails!

Animal owners, please beware of these foxtails and cheat grass that grow wild in Colorado.  These pesky foxtails can pierce an animals skin and work its way into the animal's bloodstream and can result in serious infection, blood vessel blockage, loss of limbs, or death.

Keep your yards and pastures well trimmed and get in the habit of checking your animal's paws and legs.  Have your vet check any sores that are not healing and mention the presence of foxtails/cheat grass in your yard.