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EAPL Evergreen

14 minutes ago

Meet Junior 🐾If you’ve been waiting for a sign, this is it. Meet Junior, and try not to fall completely in love. (Spoiler: you can’t.)Junior is a 2.5 month old Pittie mix and 14 lbs of pure, unapologetic sweetness. He wants to cuddle. He wants to give kisses. He wants to be your dog and he will make that very clear from the moment you meet him. His fur is literally like velvet, and those eyes? Ocean blue. The kind that stop you mid-scroll and make you text your partner “can we keep him.”He sleeps through the night like a dream, he’s well on his way to being potty trained, and he just mastered the stairs like an absolute pro. He is fun, loving, and trusting in the most beautiful way.Sound like your dream guy? Apply to adopt at EAPL.com!#EAPL #foreverstartshere #aadoptdontshop #coloradorescuedogs #puppiesofcolorado ... See MoreSee Less

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EAPL Evergreen

13 hours ago

We are back to begging for transport help. It takes a village to save these animals and we appreciate any help people can give!!We need someone to pick up Miracle on April 21st at 12:45 at the Best Buy in Aurora and hold her for a few hours. This one is a little tricky because she is skittish!She will be transferred from her kennel to your car, and her kennel will stay with her!She will have on a harness and a leash DO not let her out unless you are 1000% sure it is a secure yard/etc, she is not a biter, just scared. Use the leash in the yard! Or use a secure area in the home with a baby gate and pee pads while you hold her for a couple of hrs. DO not take the leash off of her. Her new foster will also use the leash on her for several days so they do not have to GRAB her. Just let her drag the leash so she is at a safe distance from all that will be new. Can you pick up our Miracle girl and hold her for a few hours till her foster can come get her around 3ish ish? Her foster lives in Thornton.Email us at eaplevergreen@eapl.com if you can help! ... See MoreSee Less

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