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GIVE! Campaign 2026 – Support Spirit Keeper Animal Sanctuary!

November 1 – December 31, 2026

Spirit Keeper Animal Sanctuary is participating in the 2026 GIVE! Campaign!

Your donations help us provide food, veterinary care, shelter, enrichment, and lifelong care for horses, dogs, snakes, and other animals who depend on us.

With rising expenses and our financial reserves nearly exhausted, community support is more important than ever.

Support Spirit Keeper through the GIVE! Campaign beginning November 1! Donations made through GIVE! will be distributed in February 2027.

Want to help right now? You can make a direct donation through our PayPal Giving Fund:

https://paypal.com/us/fundraiser/charity/1213006

Every contribution makes a difference. Thank you for helping us continue our mission!

Snake Adoptions

Our organization took possession of 68 criminally negelcted animals on April 15, 2025. We still have several of those animals here, including 18 adoptable snakes. Find out more on our dedicated adoptions website: 

https://sites.google.com/view/snakeadoptions-neglectcase2025

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Animal Training Books and Target Training Tools 

INTERESTED IN WORKING AND LEARNING?

Volunteers may be accepted from the Pikes Peak Community College Applied Science of Zoo Keeping Technology Program, Kit Carson Riding Club, High Country 4-H, or similar approved animal organizations. Interested volunteers must have their organization contact us to arrange volunteering; we will not set up volunteer appointments with individuals without being contacted by their parent organization in advance. 

We do not accept volunteers from the general public. 

SpiritKeeperEquineSanctuary@gmail.com 


Thank You,

Lori Torrini, Director

Spirit Keeper Equine Sanctuary 501(c)(3)

30315 Handle Rd, Yoder, Colorado 80864

(719) 478-0080 phone

(719) 339-0312 text

SpiritKeeperEquineSanctuary@gmail.com (email)

www.SpiritKeeperEquine.org

https://www.facebook.com/SpiritkeeperEquine/

Lab and Internship Opportunities

We welcome the Pikes Peak Community College Science of Zoo Keeping Technology students to Spirit Keeper Equine Sanctuary for lab days, internships, and volunteering. Opportunities exist to spend several days each semester working and learning about husbandry and behavior of equids to prepare for careers at zoos and sanctuaries. These facilities often house a number of equids such as Zebra, Wild Asses, Mongolian Wild Horses, and domestic ponies and horses. Learning to care for horses is helpful in the general care of most ungulates (hoof-stock) both domestic and wild. The odd-toed ungulates (Perissodactyls) include horses, tapirs, and rhinos. Even-toed ungulates (Artiodactyls) include mammals such as cattle, pigs, giraffes, camels, deer, and hippopotamuses. Opportunities also exist for lab days and internships working with our large collection of snakes; and to study animal training and behavior hands-on with our collection of rescue canines, snakes, and horses. 

  • At Spirit Keeper students  work with horses, cats, dogs, snakes, and others.
  • We accept students from Pikes Peak Community College for internship programs. 
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