The Colorado Women of Influence Foundation is a professional organization for women that focuses on developing, organizing, and promoting activities that educate, encourage, support, and enhance the growth of women in business.
About Harley
Harley, the tiny senior one-eyed Chihuahua depicted in the compelling billboard lived for 10 years in a puppy mill, losing his eye when his cage was power-washed with him still in it. He was rescued, and because of his work against puppy mills, went on to receive the 2015 American Hero Dog Award. Sadly, Harley passed away in March 2016, but his legacy lives on … his mission will continue until puppy mills no longer exist. Harley inspired so many people to do great things, and he continues to be the voice for the hundreds of thousands of dogs suffering in puppy mills today.
About Harley’s Dream
Harley’s Dream, formed in Harley’s memory, is a grass-roots, non-profit organization whose mission is to educate the public about the cruel puppy mill industry. They believe that a grassroots approach by large groups of concerned citizens is the most effective way to bring about change. Their focus is to encourage advocacy by providing the tools necessary to educate children and adults alike.
Learn about Harley’s Dream: www.harleysdream.org
