Landscaping for Dogs Part of Dumb Friends League Fundraiser in Denver

Dumb Friends are man's best friends, and the Denver Dumb Friends League has been a voice for those who can't speak for a long time in Denver. Pawfriendly Landscapes, Inc. caters to clients who want their yards to be a safe and enjoyable home for their pets, including layout, plants, and pet-friendly features. The company has donated their time and resources to a fundraising effort at the Dumb Friends League facility, where many Denver-area residents find and adopt their furry companions, with the details of the donation listed in a recent press release, including consults and a $1,200 landscape design.

Pawfriendly Landscapes, Inc. says they are "Colorado's Only Child and Pet-Friendly Landscaping Company," and their attention is to everyone in the family who wants to enjoy the yard. They provide features designed to reduce hazards to pets and children such as special edging materials, and they also have special materials and techniques to discourage digging and other pet behaviors that damage the yard. Their services are tuned to their customer's needs, and they will phase in the work so that customers can try features and add more over time.

The Denver Dumb Friends League, founded in 1910, runs two state-of-the-art facilities and is the largest animal welfare organization in the Rocky Mountain region. Their policy is to turn no animals away, and they are active nationally in providing information and assistance to pet owners so that they can provide better homes for their pets.

Denver residents often don't know that they should license their pets including cats, which the Dumb Friends League notes is now possible online. In addition to registering vaccination information, the licenses allow the city to contact owners in case of lost pets, and provide revenue for the city's animal shelter.