Four Corners Animal League
	Helping Creatures Without A Voice

Web Sites that Help Animals

TAOS AREA ORGANIZATIONS

Goldstar Animals Helping People: 501(c)(3) organization in Taos that offers programs for people and animals, including mounted search and rescue registered with the state of New Mexico, and dog visitation and therapy programs with Delta Society approved Pet Partner dogs.

Stray Hearts Animal Shelter: Taos animal shelter run by dedicated staff and volunteers. Their site has lots of animal info. Check it out!

New Mexico Canine Rescue: This organization protects animals and guards against wild pets.

The Complete Pet Ranch: Specialized training and boarding for dogs and horses. Established in 2001, Jane Gerard owner and trainer has 29 years experience in animal management. Your beloved pets are family and they share our home.

Equine Spirit Sanctuary: 501(c)(3) horse sanctuary devoted to bringing horses and people together. Offers a program of horse rescue, rehabilitation, relocation or retirement for horses in need, and educational programs about horses.

STATE AND NATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS & PUBLICATIONS

Four Corner Animals League proudly supports the following organizations listed below. Please feel free to browse their web sites and find out more information about these organizations.

Animal Protection of New Mexico

New Mexico Animal Shelters

American Society for the Prevention of Animal Cruelty

Animal Protection Voters: This is a great source of information on pending legislation in New Mexico regarding animals. Animal Protection Voters’ mission is to:

• actively promote and support animal-friendly legislation at the local, state and federal levels;
• build an effective political voice for animal advocacy in New Mexico; and
• hold New Mexico’s elected officials accountable on animal issues.

Petroglyphs: Petroglyphs is a statewide animal newspaper in New Mexico, packed with expert advice, cool products and services, local animal events, etc. The website features news about pending legislation, up-to-date regional events and archives of past issues and much more.

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