Pet care resources for older Colorado pet parents
Harley's Hope cannot meet every need, but we can help point pet parents toward resources that may provide support. Find pet care assistance, community resources, planning tools, and guidance for protecting your pet's future.
Resource categories
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Pet care resource directory
Links to local and statewide pet care assistance programs, food banks, and community support.
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Community resources
Senior services, housing assistance, and support organizations for older adults.
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Emergency planning for pets
How to prepare for emergencies and natural disasters with your pets.
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First aid & poison prevention
Basic pet first aid information and poison control resources.
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Pet health
Guidance for keeping pets safe at home and throughout Colorado.
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Pet plan for life
Planning tools to help you prepare for your pet's future care and wellbeing.
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Responsible pet guardianship
Guidance on providing the best care for your companion or service animal.
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When to seek veterinary care
Recognizing signs that your pet needs professional medical attention.
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Help outside Harley's Hope
Other organizations and programs that may assist with pet care needs.
Emergency contacts
In case of pet poisoning or emergency, contact these hotlines immediately. Keep these numbers accessible at all times.
ASPCA Poison Control: (888) 426-4435
Pet Poison Helpline: (855) 764-7661
Colorado Crisis Services: 1-844-493-TALK (8255)
For life-threatening emergencies, contact your veterinarian or nearest emergency veterinary clinic immediately.
Need direct assistance.
If you’re a Colorado resident age 50 or older and need help keeping your pet, Harley’s Hope may be able to help.