Larimer Humane Society:
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Provides shelter and care for nearly 12,000 lost, surrendered, ill, injured and orphaned wild and domestic animals each year. |
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Adopts animals into new homes including dogs, cats, and other animals including small mammals, amphibians, birds and even farm animals! |
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Reunites owners with their lost pets. |
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Enables owners who are no longer able to care for their pets to surrender them to us. |
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Rehabilitates injured, ill and orphaned wildlife through our WildKind Program. |
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Fosters underage, ill, injured, or under-socialized so they may become healthy, adoptable animals. |
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Investigates animal cruelty. |
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Licenses dogs, cats and chickens residing in Loveland, Fort Collins and incorporated areas of Larimer County. |
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Educates children and adults about the responsible care and treatment of animals through community presentations, school/scout visits, shelter tours, our Waggin’ Tails Kids Camp, Tail Tale Story Time and more. |
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Helps owners of terminally ill and senior animals with end of life assistance. |
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Offers donor-subsidized spay/neuter assistance through our Spay/Neuter Incentive Program (S.N.I.P.) with the assistance of participating veterinarians. Ask us! |
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Provides animal behavior assistance through online help sheets. |
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Hosts a list of animal care resources including a list of local behavior training classes, pet-friendly housing, and more. |
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Supports animal friendly legislation. |
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Rents humane traps to the general public for a nominal fee. |
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Holds several large fundraising events each year to raise money for the homeless animals in Larimer County including our Top Cat & Tails Gala; Fire Hydrant 5, 5K Walk/Run & Pet Expo and the Spay-Ghetti & No Balls Dinner. |
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Provides numerous volunteer opportunities as a way for members of the public to give back to their community and gain valuable skills in animal care, event planning and more! |
