Animal Assistance League

The Eagle Valley Humane Society, established in 1974, is a 501c3 non-profit organization dedicated to addressing the needs of homeless animals in Eagle County, Colorado. With funding from personal and corporate donations, grants, and fundraisers, EVHS provides pet adoptions, spay/neuter services, lost and found assistance, disaster relief, dog training, and more. EVHS relies on the support of dedicated volunteers who assist with fundraising, foster care, socializing animals, and office tasks. The organization operates a privately-funded cat adoption center and ensures all dogs and puppies are placed in foster homes for proper care and socialization until they find their forever families.Generated from the website

Community Agriculture Alliance (CAA) is a non-profit organization based in Steamboat Springs, CO, dedicated to promoting and supporting local agriculture. Through various programs and initiatives, CAA aims to educate the community about the importance of sustainable farming practices, provide resources for local farmers and ranchers, and connect consumers with locally grown food. With a focus on land stewardship, water education, and microloans for agricultural growth, CAA plays a vital role in fostering a thriving local food system. From farm-to-table events and farm ranch tours to recreation partnerships and ag appreciation week, CAA offers numerous opportunities for individuals to get involved and support the local agricultural community.Generated from the website

Routt County Search and Rescue is a highly skilled and dedicated team of volunteers based in Steamboat Springs, CO. With a mission to provide professional search and rescue services, they have a rich history of saving lives and assisting those in need in the rugged terrain of Routt County. Committed to education and safety, Routt County Search and Rescue offers valuable resources such as safe travel tips, avalanche information, and the essential tools needed for outdoor adventures. As a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, they rely on the support of their local community to continue their life-saving work.Generated from the website