All Breed Rescue Network, Inc. About 25% of all homeless dogs are purebreds. Find your perfect dog here. http://www.allbreedrescuenetwork.com

Animal Rescue and Adoption Society: Provides a safe shelter and a second chance for homeless cats and kittens. 2390 So. Delaware St. Denver, CO. 303-744-6076 www.arascolorado.tripod.com

Bach Flower Essences - are they effective? Click here to view article: For people and animals

BOOKS: Click here for a suggested reading list

Cat Care Society provides sanctuary for cats until adopted. Call 303-239-9680 or click: http://www.catcaresociety.org

Clear Creek/Gilpin County Animal Shelter Call 303-679-2477 or click: www.clearcreekgilpinshelter.org

Colorado Basenji Rescue provides foster homes until Basenji's can be placed in qualified homes. http://www.coloradobasenjirescue.org

Colorado Greyhound Adoption finds permanent loving homes for retired racers. 303-814-1538 http://www.coloradogreyhoundadoption.com

The Colorado House Rabbit Society. This is a national domestic (pet) rabbit rescue organization, with a chapter in Broomfield, Colorado. The Colorado House Rabbit Society offers affectionate, litter-trained, spayed or neutered rabbits for adoption. They also offer education about rabbits. www.coloradohrs.com

Deaf Dog Action Fund rescues and re-homes deaf dogs. http://www.deafdogs.org

Dog Prayer: "Drear Rord - prease frorgrive me for drigging that hrole, strealing those runderwear, and running in with my mruddy prawrs. Prease bress Mrummy and Draddy and Jrunior and - not the cat. Prease Rord, heal my rrriiiitchy scoot but and send some knruckle brones - if it is in rour will. Thank rou for parks and wralks and Frisbrees; a good hrome and framily. Please hrelp all my less frortunate buddies who are hromeless or abrused or nregrected... I ruv rou! Ramren." Picture

Denver Municipal Animal ShelterAnimal Control - adoptable pets. 303-698-0076 http://www.petfinder.org/shelters/CO52.html

Dog-friendly training methods. Click on this link to read this article: www.optimumchoices.com

Dumb Friends League provides shelter and care for adoptable pets. 303-696-4941 www.ddfl.org

Evergreen Animal Protective League. EAPL is a non-profit, volunteer organization dedicated to providing aid to lost, abandoned, and suffering animals through rescue, shelter, and education. www.eapl.com

Finally Our Own Dog! Click here to view article: Misha May's First Rescue

FURETTI is dedicated to promoting the better care and greater understanding of the domestic ferret. http://www.furetti.tk

Gerbil Re-homing of Denver: "Assisting Gerbils in Transition." www.gerbilrehomingofdenver.com

Golden Retriever Rescue of the Rockies rescues and re-homes Goldens. 303-279-0413 http://www.goldenretrieverrescue.net

GoldenView Veterinary Hospital: Pet Health Alerts: www.goldenviewvet.com/alerts.htm

Good Samaritan Pet Adoption Center, Inc. A shelter alternative, promoting healthy relationships between people and pets. 303-333-2291. http://www.goodsamaritanpetcenter.org

Grey's Story
On Tuesday May 8th, 2007 Grey's surgery will be performed by cardiologist, Dr. Karen Sanderson of Alameda East Veterinary Hospital who is discounting her services. The procedure is called a balloon valvoplasty, which is similar to angioplasty for humans. A balloon will be sent through to open the blockage. The procedure is minimally invasive with an incision at the neck and recovery time of one to two weeks while the incision heals. Click here to see the original newspaper story about Grey.
Update #1: Grey is having his surgery today (05/08/07) at noon at Alameda East Veterinary Hospital. He will stay for one or two days. We will know sometime this afternoon how the procedure went. Click here to see the whole story.
Update #2: Grey's surgery is postponed till Friday (05/11/07). Click here to see the whole story.
Update #3: Grey's surgery was a success!! Click here to see the whole story.
Update #4: Grey's surgery results BETTER than expected! Click here to see the whole story.
Update #5: June 2007 - Grey is healthy and ready for adoption! His prognosis is to live a normal healthy life. Update #6: August 2007 - Grey's story is complete. He has been adopted into a wonderful home.
Pictures: Click here to see Grey's winter picture.
Click here to see Grey's picture at the garage sale.
Click here to see Grey's picture at Alameda East on Tuesday.

Grooming - What goes on while my dog is at the groomers? Click here to view article by: Madelyn Hermosillo

Ho-Bo Care Boxer Rescue rescues and re-homes Boxers. 303-744-8329 http://www.hobocare.com

Holistic Dog Training To find out more, click here: A Dog's Choice

Homeward Bound Foundation supports existing Colorado animal welfare organizations. P.O. Box 740841, Arvada, CO, 80006

Honor Dogs with Love Click here to view article: For Snoopy

How much is that doggy in the window? Click here to view article: by Margaret Auld-Louie

Journey Books & Gifts and Metaphysical Center is a non-profit educational organization whose mission and purpose includes supporting other non-profit organizations, focused on creating a healthy, peaceful and sound planet for all beings. 303-239-8773 http://www.journeybooks.com.

Longhopes Donkey Sanctuaryadopts out healthy donkeys. 303-644-5930 http://www.longhopes.org

Mariah's Promise Animal Sanctuary, "All that we can, we will." Provides homes for dogs until they are adopted. The folks here have been extremely helpful to dogs in emergency situations. 719-687-4568 http://www.mariahspromise.petfinder.com

MaxFund Animal Adoption Center provides medical care until animals are adopted. 303-595-0192 http://www.maxfund.org

MaxFund CHAMPS Shelter Dog Holistic Training Program. Click here to view article by: Diane Kirkpatrick, MaxFund Volunteer Coordinator

My Boy. Click here to view article: Baby Bear finds a home.

My Pet Hunter national website to post your lost pet: http://www.mypethunter.com

Pet Finder national website for adoptable pets: http://www.petfinder.org

Pet Sitting: finding the right professional. Article by Dan Davidson, 720-581-9544

Pit Bull Rescue Central: educational information about Pit Bulls: http://www.pbrc.net

Puppies - Misha May Training Class
It's a once in his lifetime opportunity, don't miss it. The time in a puppy's life before he is about four months old is the critical period for his social development. It's the time when he best learns how to interact with other dogs, through frequent exposure to many kinds of dogs. Learn about the importance of early socialization through a special offer. Call Doggie Pause at 303-761-8743 or visit their website: www.doggiepause.com

Questions? Click here to read the answers to FAQ about dogs, or e-mail a question to us at info@mishamayfoundation.org

Reiki Exchange Click here to view article: Reiki Interchange

Rocky Mountain Alley Cat Allies helping people help feral cats. 202-667-3630 http://www.alleycat.org

Rocky Mountain Great Dane Rescue rescues and re-homes Great Danes. 303-858-0313 http://www.rmgreatdane.org

Rocky Mountain News article about The Misha May Foundation Click here

Rocky Mountain Siamese Rescue fosters and finds homes for Siamese Cats. http://www.co.siameserescue.org

Table Mountain Animal Center http://www.tablemountainanimals.org

Thank you, Misha. Click here to view article: Inspiration

United Animal Nations' Emergency Animal Rescue Service (EARS): Trained rescuers from this organization retrieved pets during Katrina. They are called to help in disasters everywhere. http://www.uan.org

What is The Misha May Foundation? Click here to view article: Love No Matter What

Whole Dog Journal: an advertisment-free monthly guide to natural dog care and training. Contains the latest product reviews, medical information, and solutions to challenging training problems. www.whole-dog-journal.com

W.O.L.F. Sanctuary provides lifelong homes for wolves and wolf hybrids. 970-416-9531 http://www.wolfsanctuary.net