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Misha May Foundation

The Misha May Foundaton for shelter animals
a Colorado non-profit 501(c)(3) organization
Lorraine May, Executive Director
303-239-0382 

Misha May Foundation
       

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Licensed under the Pet Animal Care Facilities Act, CO Dept of Agriculture
Member of the Association of Pet Dog Trainers
Member of the International Association of Animal Massage & Bodywork


Our Mission and Purpose
  • To provide options, training and rehabilitation for homeless mixed-breed dogs, or any dogs who need us, until they find a permanent home.
  • To design creative foster partnerships and innovative programs which maintain or improve the health, social skills and overall well-being of these dogs as they wait for their perfect people.
  • To consistently support other non-profit organizations that aid and benefit animals.

Misha May Foundation for Mixed Breed Animals

Our Commitment
  • We believe there is a home waiting for nearly every dog. Therefore we are committed to the forever placement of each animal for whom we assume responsibility. Euthanasia, or a ‘good death‘, is reserved for those animals who are suffering without hope, as well as those animals whose dangerous behavior is beyond rehabilitation.
  • We are committed to the end of euthanasia as a means of canine population control, as a solution to behavioral issues, or as justification for human error, apathy or irresponsibility.
  • We are committed to using healing, compassionate methods, not force, with the animals we rescue as well as any animals we help.
  • We are committed to educating ourselves and others in canine behavioral science, relying upon teaching and communicating with dogs, rather than on frightening, dominating or intimidating them.
  • We are committed to the exposure and termination of the use of any training method which is disrespectful, cruel, fear based, or where the ends are used to justify the means.
  • We are committed to each individual dog, and we celebrate the mutually beneficial bond that they share with humans.

Click here to view our continuing and future goals - 12/03/05