​"This is wonderful Thumper adopted from your Humane Society. I knew you would remember him, because we can see what a well-loved boy he is. Not a mean bone in his body.
Only truly wonderful gentle people could have raised a boy so smart and so sweet -- and such a good jumper! His beautiful nature impresses everyone he meets.
He follows commands intuitively.
We saw how much you and the young people who worked there loved him, we almost felt bad taking him!!
He has made every day a joy. He is a great big brother to a tiny baby husky we got a year later, he is gentle with her, and he trained her for us, we never had to teach her. She followed him and he nudged her to follow his lead.
We can never thank you enough for being part of Thumper's story and caring for him so well! He makes us all healthier and happier. "

​"Hello!!
We adopted Duffy from y’all in May, 2023! His new name Is Koda or Koda Bear. He is full of Energy and cuddles. He has quickly became a couch dog and sleeps on the bed at night. He is amazing with my 7 year old Pitbull and my 3 kids just kind of an aggressive kisser towards everyone.
Overall we couldn’t be happier with Koda and he has brought so much joy to our family and we can’t wait to watch him grow with us!
-Boyd Family"

"FORT MORGAN, Colo. (KDVR) — A woman who became ill couldn’t take care of her dog while she was admitted to the hospital, so the animal shelter where she adopted the dog stepped up. 
Julieann Bevins has a major heart condition and earlier this year her health was declining fast. It was on July 5, after months of her health declining, that she knew it was time to see the doctor. But she didn’t know what to do with her rescue dog, Owen. 
“I don’t have anybody I could leave him with to take care of him that I felt comfortable with, and I just got sicker and sicker, and it’s six months down the road and I can’t walk five feet without sitting down, I can’t breathe and I’m still trying to figure out something for my animal,” Bevins said.

Even though she’d had Owen for four years, Fort Morgan Animal Shelter said they’d take him in until she got better. 
“Within a few hours, I coded in the ER. I was in the ICU for five weeks, still calling the shelter and thanking them and saying sorry it’s taking so much longer and offering them donations,” Bevins said.

“I spoke to a lovely woman, Holly, who wouldn’t accept my donations. I ended up having to go to a rehab center, where I am now, and relearn how to walk. Everything. I couldn’t even lift a glass to take a drink by myself,“ Bevins said.

​The shelter never asked for money, checking in with Bevins periodically and letting her know Owen is doing just fine. The shelter’s kindness was a saving grace for Bevins. 
“With everything we’re being thankful for, our families and our homes and our pets, just don’t forget the ones that don’t have that. I just want people to know this and to donate and think about fostering,” Bevins said.
Bevins will be released from her rehab facility and reunited with Owen next week." Link to Story

Update: 
Owen reunited with his owner in June 2023. He had been with us for almost a year. And Bevins also adopted another dog when she picked up Owen.