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Thrift Store!
On April 1, our Thrift Store opened in its new location: 27888 Meadow Drive. Hundreds of volunteer hours made it possible for us to move to this very special new place.
We are accepting donations for the shop and have a lot of merchandise from which to select.
The Thrift Shop accepts saleable items such as clothing, kitchen wares, jewelry, shoes, and furniture. We cannot sell and cannot accept large appliances and televisions. (Large appliances can be donated to the new Habitat Re Store in Bergen Park). Because of the new legislation regarding lead in children's toys, we can only accept new toys that are still in their boxes. If you have specific items that you are not sure we accept, please call us at 303-679-2504 before bringing them to us.
Come visit us soon! We are open Monday through Saturday, 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
EAPL presents an exciting project for pet lovers in our community called TILES
FOR TAILS. EAPL's goal is to cover the walls in Chow Down with unique and colorful
hand-painted tiles while raising much needed funds to help needy cats and dogs
in our community.
For a donation of $25 or more, you get to be the artist and create a hand-painted tile, which will be displayed in a permanent exhibit at Chow Down. This project is a perfect way to honor the memory of a beloved pet, paint a picture of your cute hamster, or let everyone know what a cat or dog lover you are!
EAPL is selling TILES FOR TAILS kits, which will have everything in them that you'll need to complete your project. When you've finished your tile, simply return it to Chow Down, and we'll get it up on the wall.
All tiles in the project must be purchased from EAPL. No advertising, phone numbers, or e-mail addresses on the tiles please. Contact kareneapl@aol.com with questions.
EAPL is a non-profit, volunteer organization dedicated to providing aid to lost, abandoned, and suffering animals through rescue, shelter, and education. Since our inception in April, 1981, we have provided a better life for thousands of animals.
We have no paid employees and are not supported by taxes. Most animals in our care live in foster homes until adopted. We must raise funds to operate, and we depend on the generosity of our community for support.
You can help the EAPL by visiting our Donations page. Please Donate Now!
Our primary needs are phone volunteers, foster homes, cat room volunteers, and financial contributions. Please contact us if you can help!
There are many cats, kittens, dogs, and other animals waiting to be adopted today. You
can read all about their stories and see their pictures on
the Cats & Kittens Available,
Dogs Available, and
Other Animals pages in
this web site. Our main goal is to find loving, safe homes for these pets. Why
not adopt a loyal companion today?!
Would you like to ADOPT A CAT OR KITTEN?
Would you like to ADOPT A DOG OR OTHER ANIMAL?
Once we receive your completed online adoption application, we will contact you soon to find a perfect match. If you have a cat, dog, or other animal who needs a new home and you are able to keep your pet until a new home is found, we can help. Please understand that EAPL does not have a shelter and we have only a limited amount of foster homes. However, if you can keep your pet until a new home is found, complete our CAT PROFILE or DOG OR OTHER ANIMAL PROFILE . We will contact you soon to discuss the pet.
What would happen to your pets in an emergency? Should you be asked to evacuate during an emergency, such as a fire, many organizations are positioned to aid you, your family, and your animals. A plan may be your best defense. click here for our new Emergency Shelters and Preparedness page.
Are you interested in volunteering as a foster home? Fostering for the Evergreen League can be a fun and rewarding experience. Foster homes are truly a necessity for the Evergreen League. Since we don’t have a shelter, foster homes can make the difference between life and death for an animal in need.
We recently asked our foster people what their favorite thing is about fostering and if they have a favorite foster pet. Here are some of their answers:
Would you like to ADOPT A CAT OR KITTEN?
Would you like to ADOPT A DOG OR OTHER ANIMAL?
Once we receive your completed online adoption application, we will contact you soon to find a perfect match. If you have a cat, dog, or other animal who needs a new home and you are able to keep your pet until a new home is found, we can help. Please understand that EAPL does not have a shelter and we have only a limited amount of foster homes. However, if you can keep your pet until a new home is found, complete our CAT PROFILE or DOG OR OTHER ANIMAL PROFILE . We will contact you soon to discuss the pet.
What would happen to your pets in an emergency? Should you be asked to evacuate during an emergency, such as a fire, many organizations are positioned to aid you, your family, and your animals. A plan may be your best defense. click here for our new Emergency Shelters and Preparedness page.
Are you interested in volunteering as a foster home? Fostering for the Evergreen League can be a fun and rewarding experience. Foster homes are truly a necessity for the Evergreen League. Since we don’t have a shelter, foster homes can make the difference between life and death for an animal in need.
We recently asked our foster people what their favorite thing is about fostering and if they have a favorite foster pet. Here are some of their answers:
I am blessed to take care of older dogs with medical needs. Older dogs only
ask to be let out occasionally, for two meals a day, for a place on the rug
(under your feet) and to be petted ever so often. In return, they will give
you undying love, loyalty and affection. Older dogs get along with everybody
(including cats) and simply want to be part of a community of pets.
Favorite is not a word I would use. But I feel close to a large German Shepherd named "Max" who is currently in remission from Lymphoma. Max and I travel to the flat lands monthly for his chemotherapy and have bonded as he is picked up from the hospital and returned "home."
Dick L. Click Here to Read More
Favorite is not a word I would use. But I feel close to a large German Shepherd named "Max" who is currently in remission from Lymphoma. Max and I travel to the flat lands monthly for his chemotherapy and have bonded as he is picked up from the hospital and returned "home."
Dick L. Click Here to Read More
