The Dumb Friends League has a history of service. For more than 100 years, we have sheltered and cared for lost, abandoned and abused pets. 

Thanks to wide community support, we offer programs that help both pets and people. 

We are proud to be the metro-Denver area’s local humane society. You are invited to visit our website and our two shelters to learn more about us.

 

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Ways to Give

There are almost as many variations on ways to make a donation as there are needs to be met. Explore this section to discover new ways to make a gift that also take into consideration your personal circumstances and the needs of your heirs.

Gifts That Pay You Income
 Gifts That Pay You Income
Charitable Gift Annuities
Charitable Remainder Trusts
Gifts You Make Today
 Gifts You Make Today
Memorial and Honorary Gifts
Charitable Lead Trusts
Donor Advised Funds
Gifts That Make an Impact After Your Lifetime
 Gifts That Make an Impact After Your Lifetime
Bequests
Beneficiary Designations
Endowed Gifts
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I love cats because I enjoy my home; and little by little, they become its visible soul.

-- Jean Cocteau

Sheilagh R. Malo

For over half a century, Mrs. Sheilagh R. Malo was the very heart and soul of the Dumb Friends League and the best friend a forsaken animal ever had. A member of our Board of Directors for 53 years, Mrs. Malo served as vice president, secretary and treasurer, a position she held for 40 years. With her vision, hard work and devotion, Mrs. Malo was responsible for helping the Dumb Friends League grow into one of the strongest animal protection organizations in the country.

In addition to her passion for animals, Mrs. Malo was also an avid gardener, and it was her dream to build a beautiful garden where people could pay homage to their beloved pets. Named in her honor, the Sheilagh R. Malo Pet Memorial Garden will forever be a reminder of her dedication to homeless animals and her tireless support of the Dumb Friends League.

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