Our Impact
Here we share our latest successes in rescue, recovery, and new beginnings. From lifesaving medical care to joyful adoptions and community partnerships, each story reflects our commitment to animals and the people who love them. Join us in celebrating progress and helping create brighter futures for pets and families across the region.
Hank and Ryan’s Story
Hank is 6 years old now, but his life with Ryan began when he was rescued at just five weeks old—hungry, dehydrated, and brought from the Taos Pueblo to Four Corners Animal League. Adopted at seven weeks, he grew up in a loving home… and chose Ryan as his person.
These days he’s still a big baby, dragging his blanket everywhere, catching snowballs, wrestling with Ryan, and staking out the plant room to watch birds at the feeder. But the reason he never lets that blanket go? That’s the part that gets you.
The Charlie and Max Story
On July 26th, two frightened herding dogs were discovered hiding beneath a travel trailer, abandoned and without identification. With the help of Four Corners Animal League and the dedication of Pennie Wardlow and Maria Grazia Selzer, what began as a rescue effort slowly became something more. Through patience, care, and support, these once-timid dogs found safety, healing, and ultimately a forever home—becoming loyal family members and a powerful reminder of how life-changing rescue can be for both animals and humans.
Help Us Help Them!
in 2025, with the purchase of a new van, we have transferred over 239 animals to shelters and rescue organizations in New Mexico and Colorado, 45+ Animal successfully rehomed and Taos County and ongoing foster care for an average of 10 to 30 animals per month, including medical treatment, rehab, rehabilitation, and socialization. The need for dedicated foster families, continues, and every contribution helps us provide care, safety, and a path forward for animals in need.
Soul Mates
The Lor Foundation
We are so thankful to the Lor Foundation for $5000 to go towards spaying, neutering dogs and cats, giving vaccines and health certificate to transfer pups out of state. For $2500 for supplies, dog houses, kennels, tarps, tie downs, bedding to fosters that are taking in dogs and cats through these winter months, $2000 for food to the fosters that are caring for dogs and cats keeping them warm and fed this winter while looking for homes. The Lor Foundation cares about Taos community in many different ways and we thank them for their support and contributions!
Ammann Gallery Sponsorship
Four Corners Animal League is excited to announce partnership with Ammann Gallery as our sponsor. Their generous support will play a crucial role in advancing and promoting our mission to enhance the well-being of animals through various programs and events in Taos County.