Audra has owned 11 cockers since 1991 and joined RMCR in 2013. Her masters' degree in Project Management/Software Engineering improved the rescues' processes and streamlined many tasks by implementing newer technology. Audra volunteers her skills and knowledge to the rescue, owns 2 cockers (Munchie and Midas)) and after living 32 years in Colorado Springs, she recently moved to her hometown of Pueblo, CO to be closer to family.
Andrea has been with RMCR since it's inception in 2009, all while living in Colorado, Florida, one-year traveling in an RV and currently in Arizona. Andrea has exceptional people skills and enjoys working with all volunteers. She is retired, owns 3 dogs, Brandy, Bailey, and Buck and lives in Sierra Vista, AZ.
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Shelley has been a long time supporter of RMCR and decided to join the team early in 2023.....
Shelly and her husband live in Santa Fe, NM
Suzette joined RMCR early in 2011. She is a retired nurse and works closely with all of our veterinarians, knowing the terminology and care needed to provide the best for all rescues. She is the owner of Creatures in Balance LLC. She offers Acupressure, Aromatherapy & Healing Touch for Animals®, as well as Home Hospice assistance to many cockers. Suzette has fostered and adopted Trusty, Scamp, Josie, and Harley T. Suzette and her husband live in Lafayette, CO.
Brandy re-joined RMCR in October 2024 after a short hiatus....
Donna fell in love with (and adopted) Abbey, a black cocker at an adoption event in 2015. After learning more about RMCR, she became a great resource for the Woodland Park-Cripple Creek area. Donna has been a teacher, a School Administrator and is now a self-employed real estate agent. Donna successfully lead a development team to build/design a local dog park. She has owned many "upcycled pets": cockers Lily, Abbey and Joe Cocker; a Terrier mix named Henry; and a cat or two. She has been a resident of Cripple Creek for more than 30 years and is very active in the local Community
Mi’Chielle has been rescuing dogs and dodging shed fur since 2007, when she launched her own nonprofit dog rescue in Kansas. In 2019, her organization merged with RMCR (Rocky Mountain Cocker Rescue), combining forces for even greater impact in the world of floppy ears and wagging tails.
She and her husband Jim live in the scenic Flint Hills near Saffordville, KS, where they’re lovingly outnumbered by their five Cocker Spaniels: CocoaBirdie, Ollie, Cappuccino, Macchiato, and Rumchata—yes, they named their dogs after beverages, and no, they have no regrets.
