Stop by our no-kill animal shelter in Grand Junction, CO
Support our dog shelter in Grand Junction, CO
At Harmony Animal Matchmaker and Sanctuary, we care deeply about the animals in our dog shelter. We want each dog to find the home that’s perfect for them. We’re committed to always providing the best care and to fulfilling our mission, which is:
To create a sanctuary for homeless dogs in our no-kill animal shelter while they wait to find their forever homes.
To create a stress-free, guilt-free and knowledge-based space in Grand Junction, CO where people are excited to adopt fur babies.
To help our pups find families who’ll be a great fit with their personalities and who can meet all of their needs.
Here are the ways you can donate to help shelter dogs:
We’ve Been in The Rescue Game Since 2014
Dogs are called our best friends for good reason. They bring us so much joy and love us unconditionally. At Harmony Animal Matchmaker and Sanctuary, we try to return that favor. We’re a nonprofit, no-kill animal shelter and adoption service in Grand Junction, CO.
Our dog shelter is populated by rescue animals looking for good homes. If you’re in the market for a furry friend, visit us today. Our loveable canines are eager to meet you, even if you’re not ready to adopt at the moment.
Contact us right away to learn more about what we do and the animals available for adoption.
Adopt Rescue Dogs in Grand Junction, CO
If you have puppy fever, Charlotte and Miranda are looking for their forever homes in February. They came to us at just a few days old so were bottle fed. We don’t know the breeds but we are guessing they are Gerberian Shepskies, a ridiculously cute name for a German Shepard/Husky cross. Let us know if you would like to make an appointment to meet either of these girls.
Mama Holly is a petite pitty mix who is ready to be spoiled after raising puppies. She is the cutest little wigglebutt. Holly loves to go on walks even though she’s not that great on the leash yet.
Leah is a 2.5 year old bermastiff. She loves belly rubs and playing with other dogs. Undersocialized, Leah is a little nervous when meeting new people but we are working on that. Leah is not a fan of toddlers pulling on her face or ears so no kids under 5 in the home.
