Posts Tagged ‘Our People’

Tara Andrich

August 13, 2012 @ 9:03 pm posted by LeH

Colorado Pug Rescue foster mom and volunteer

Tara Andrich, age 36, of Aurora, passed away June 17, 2008. She is survived by her mother Diane, father Terry, brother Jeffrey, paternal grandfather William, and many aunts, uncles, and cousins.

Born in the area, Tara was a lifelong resident of the Denver community with brief absences for education. A Gateway High School graduate, Tara also graduated from the University of Miami with a major in Political Science. Remaining in the Miami area, she secured a Master’s Degree from Saint Thomas University in Sports Administration.

A lifelong sports fan, Tara completed an internship with the International Olympic Committee in Colorado Springs. She later worked in sales, entertainment and public relations areas for the Colorado Rockies.

Moving into the accounting arena, Tara was working for AIMCO at the time of her death.

When she died, Tara had been a volunteer foster parent for Colorado Pug Rescue for many years. She also contributed to Colorado Pug Rescue in many other ways, such as visiting the homes of prospective adopters and assisting with fund raising events. She will be greatly missed by all of us who knew her through her volunteer work with us.

In addition to friends and family, Tara is mourned by her beloved Pugs, Dwayne and Budda.

Dori Carnell

May 20, 2012 @ 8:45 pm posted by admin

A founder of Colorado Pug Rescue

Dori’s funeral service was held in Ponca, Nebraska, her birthplace, on Saturday, September 26, 2009. The interment of the cremains followed in the Ponca Cemetery.

A celebration of Dori’s life was be held on Saturday, October 10th, at Mantayo Kennel, 1220 South Wadsworth Boulevard, Denver, CO.

2025 Calendar!


The winners and runners up in Colorado Pug Rescue’s sixteenth annual photo contest appear on the pages of this glossy 8 1/2 x 11″ wall calendar. The calendars are $20 apiece plus tax and postage. All proceeds go to Colorado Pug Rescue for the medical care of our foster pugs. Go here to order.

King Soopers Cards

So far in 2024, 175 households have triggered nearly $4,800 in donations to Colorado Pug Rescue. The donations cost them nothing. They simply linked their King Soopers, City Market, or other Kroger loyalty card to Colorado Pug Rescue. A portion of the total transaction amount for every linked card is donated to us. Won’t you join them? For sign up information, please visit www.kingsoopers.com/i/community/community-rewards

Spark Good

Walmart.com customers and Walmart app users can choose to round up their purchase total to the nearest dollar at checkout for a donation to Colorado Pug Rescue through the Walmart Spark Good program. To participate, please sign up and select us here.

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