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*Please see the 'About Us' page for more information on us and our guarantees.įor a list current puppies please click here. This Pet Ranch is not affiliated with the Pet Ranch chain of stores in any way. So, although the name of our store 'Pet Ranch' may be the same that is all we share. And We have Moved once more to a beautiful location 20 feet down the sidewalk from 3823 E 12oth Ave to 3833 E 120th Ave!!! We are excited for you to take a look at our beautiful new store. We moved the store 50 feet down the sidewalk(closer to King Soopers) to a much larger store location! Thanks to our wonderful customers we grew rather fast and had to expand to support our customer base. This store has transformed into the wonderful store it is today because of the love and dedication we all put in on a daily basis. This store from that point forward has been independently owned and operated. From October of 2006 forward there has been no affiliation between this store and the Pet Ranch chain of stores. This store was purchased in 2006 from the Pet Ranch chain of stores. We do this for the animals because we love them too!!! We are not affiliated with any other store in the state. All animals sold from our store come with an unsurpassed health guarantee. We are a leader in the Thornton area for puppy quality and sales. We also have a Dog Boutique section, where we have a huge selection of dog clothing and high-end dog supplies for all sizes of dogs, from Tea Cup to XXL. We are a full-line, high-quality pet and pet supply store, specializing in puppies and offering pets and pet supplies in: Puppy & Dog, Kitten & Cat, Fish, Small Animal, Reptile, and Bird Supplies.

This store was independently purchased in October of 2006 and is NOT affiliated with the Pet Ranch Chain or any of its owners. Puppy Sale 25% off Every Puppy& click here for Detailsįuture Puppies meaning puppies coming this week or forward click here Written comments can be submitted to city council here.~Please Pardon Our Dust on This Web Site, While Our New Website is Being Built~ Residents of Colorado Springs and surrounding areas should submit written comments to the Colorado Springs City Council urging them to oppose the ordinance banning the sale of dogs at pet stores. While the new law does allow for more stringent local laws on this issue, Colorado Springs should allow time for these new state regulations to work before forcing through this onerous and ineffective legislation. Earlier this year, Colorado passed legislation creating new regulations that allowed pet stores to continue operating in the state, so long as they are selling dogs sourced from responsible breeders and disclosing certain information. The state of Colorado has already taken steps to address concerns over the retail sale of dogs in pet stores. This ordinance would prevent dogs in these breed rescues from being offered for adoption by a pet store, and many of the best breed experts will no longer be able to help with rescue if the dogs are showcased at pet store adoption events. This is an issue because of the many AKC breeders and/or AKC clubs volunteering their time and resources to breed rescue. For more information on AKC’s position on pet store regulations and pet choice, visit In addition, the language in this proposed ordinance would only allow a nonprofit rescue or shelter to supply dogs to pet stores, but it additionally specifies that these nonprofits cannot have a connection to breeders.

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Instead, they may wish to purchase a dog from a regulated, licensed pet store where they can still get the consumer protections, the health history, and ongoing professional relationships they desire. Local residents may be wanting a quality purpose-bred pet and may not have access to a local breeder, do not want to be put on a long waiting list, etc. Retail bans limit the ability of residents to select pets in a responsible manner, based on the breed, health and temperament traits that they seek and make a good match for their lifestyle. They also severely limit Colorado’s excellent consumer protection laws, as shelters and rescues cannot always provide the same guarantees, health, background, and other essential information needed to help a consumer make an informed choice when purchasing a dog. The AKC opposes the proposed ordinance and encourages dog owners in the Colorado Springs area to contact the city council urging them to oppose the ordinance. The ordinance would continue to allow pet stores to operate but it would require them to only offer dogs that come from rescues or shelters effectively forcing them to offer dogs that do not come with consumer protections and comprehensive health histories.

The council will hold a meeting on November 9 at 10:00am where they will begin considering the newly drafted ordinance.

The Colorado Springs City Council has proposed an ordinance to ban the retail sale of cats and dogs at pet stores in the city.