Midnight, named after her deep, dark, beautiful coat, is a 4-5 year old, female, fur bag mix. We suspect she could have some Chow Chow and possibly some Belgian Sheepdog. Midnight is an easy going girl. She’s dog friendly, knows some commands, walks well on an leash, and although she’s shy at first, she’s food driven which helps her warm up to strangers quickly. While she’s 67 lbs, she’s on the chunky side and could stand to lose 5-10 lbs. Midnight was adopted from MHCR as a younger pup. She recently lost her home due to the health and schedule of her prior owner. Since arriving into our care, we did notice she sometimes struggles with spay incontinence so she takes a daily medication now to prevent that from being a problem in her foster home. She is house trained. Don’t be deterred! She’s an amazing dog with a lot of love to give.
Midnight (adoptable)
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Henley
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$100 Adoption Fee
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$100 Adoption Fee
Frenchie
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$100 Adoption Fee
Chunk
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Male
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Pitbull Mix
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$100 Adoption Fee
Gordon
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$200 Adoption Fee
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Monkey
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My daughter and I have been volunteering with Mile High since its beginning, mostly driving the rescue van to NM to help with transports. We connect with other rescue partners, helping these dogs get to CO and then to foster homes, vet care, and their forever homes. We get to spend time together and feel good about helping the pups.
Lori Banghart 
MHCR understands the rescue is only a slice of life for a volunteer and they wholeheartedly accept anything you can offer. No matter how small you think your part is, they make sure you know you're appreciated.
Kari Dale
