The Colorado Pet Overpopulation Fund (CPOF) was created by the State legislature in 2001 to curb pet overpopulation and reduce euthanasia of surplus, unwanted or abandoned dogs and cats.
Thanks to Colorado's concerned citizens who contribute to this effort, CPOF is able to make grants to local programs that reduce pet overpopulation in underserved areas of our state. With funding from CPOF, animal care and control organizations and veterinarians are working together to reduce unwanted litters of puppies and kittens.
There are 2 ways you can help CPOF save animals:
Donate on your Colorado Income Tax Form
More than $1.6 million have been donated since 2001 from contributors like yourself.
Purchase an Adopt A Shelter Pet License Plate
Get your very own Adopt-A-Shelter-Pet license plate. More than $76,000 in revenue were generated in the first year!