It's Back! 2026 Dog Calendars On Sale Now!
Our newest annual calendar is now available!
The doorbell is the iconic sound of relief when you finally hear that a Flow Right technician has arrived at your house to save the day. So, the doorbell has been a part of the Flow Right brand for decades. Although, we noticed that one group was not so happy about this…
The group is one of our favorites too! A group that tirelessly, day and night, protects our homes… our companion pets.
At the end of the day, Colorado dogs and Flow Right have the same goal — to protect Colorado homes. So, we started this annual fundraiser as a token of appreciation to our fearless pups across the state.
Proceeds go to support local Colorado shelters and rescues.
If you are a shelter, please sign-up to receive direct donations.
Order A Calendar
We will contact you once the calendars are available for pickup and payment at All Breed Rescue and Training or Flow Right Plumbing, Heating, Cooling and Electric.
All Dogs Photographed Were Helped By Rescues!
Every page has an encouraging fact about rescues and shelters and how they help save companion pets, as well as dog training and house-owning tips!
Purchasing This Calendar Supports Dogs Like Elphaba
Proceeds from this calendar support local shelters and rescues.
Meet Elphaba, This Month's Featured Adoptable Dog
Elphaba Is Waiting for Her Moment to Shine!
Meet Flow Right’s Adoptable Dog for the month of November, shared with us by our partner shelter, All Breed Rescue and Training. Sweet Elphaba is anything but Wicked, but she is definitely longing for the day she can say there’s no place like home. Let’s get to know Elphaba better and find out if you’re the person who can show this girl that everyone deserves a chance to fly!
Breed: Bulldog, American
Sex: Female
Weight: 80 lbs
Age: 6Y/1M/0W
Elphaba is loving, playful and so much fun. Fetch is the name of her game and she dabbles with dog toys during the rest of her free time. While she may take a bit to warm up to new people, a few treats make fast friends. She’s great with kitties. As for other dogs, however, she’ll be happiest and best behaved in a one-dog household. She likes kids, but she may not realize her own size and accidentally bump or jump, so it’s a good idea to have adults around to help kindly remind her what a big girl she is when she’s extra excited.
She’s been working extra hard on leash, but she can be a bit reactive. A patient human will certainly be able to help her reach for the stars with practice and positive reinforcement (and treats). She really loves humans and their companionship and she is striving to be her best self. Learn more about her and find out if you’re a good fit by clicking the button below.