Black Ops Rescue follows COVID 19 protocols-wearing a mask and 6 ft social distancing

Black Ops Rescue
Uniting veterans with shelter pets to create a lifelong bond of mutual hope and healing.
Black Ops Rescue follows COVID 19 protocols-wearing a mask and 6 ft social distancing
Uniting veterans with shelter pets to create a lifelong bond of mutual hope and healing.
For the safety of our staff, volunteers, and clients, Black Ops Rescue has implemented the following protocols:
We appreciate your adherence to these protocols. Stay safe, everyone!
When you give to Black Ops Rescue, you are providing life-saving and life-changing support. Your generous donation enables us to rescue shelter pets and provide veterans with the love and healing of a companion animal.
If you would like to learn more about what your donation can do, please click here.
3 to 4 million homeless pets are euthanized annually in the United States.
Each and every one of us can make a difference through adopting, donating, sponsoring, volunteering, fostering, or advocacy.
Multiple ongoing studies are revealing that certain symptoms of PTSD (post-traumatic stress disorder) are alleviated by companion animals.
Owning a pet can lift your mood and help you feel less stressed. Pets can help people feel better by providing companionship, reducing loneliness and isolation, and giving unconditional love. All pet owners, including those who have PTSD, can experience these benefits.
We are a nonprofit 501(c)(3) public charity in Arvada, Colorado dedicated to pairing homeless pets with veterans in need for the good of both the veteran and the pet. We serve veterans along the Colorado Front Range from Fort Collins to Colorado Springs.