Thank you for your interest in serving your community service hours at Larimer Humane Society. Individuals seeking to fulfill community service requirements do not participate in our on-going volunteer program; they complete projects and tasks that do not involve any contact with the animals or the clients at the shelter.
Community Service Volunteers must read the guidelines, complete the information profile and sign the code of conduct/waiver in order to get started. You can download the packet from our website, complete it and bring it with you. Please note that Larimer Humane Society reserves the right to refuse a Community Service volunteer for any reason.
- At Larimer Humane Society community service is defined as a one time or short term volunteer commitment.
- Community Service Volunteers must be 18 years of age or older.
- Community service sign-in times are 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. Community service shifts are over at 5 p.m. each day. Larimer Humane Society reserves the right to turn away any volunteers who do not show up on time and to ask volunteers to leave early if there is not enough work available.
- There is a limit of 3 Community Service Volunteers per shift and shifts are filled on a first-come first-serve basis.
- We are unable to schedule individual community service time. You do not need to call ahead to schedule community service.
- All Community Service Volunteers should park at the top of the hill at the end of Kyle Avenue; proceed to the employee door located on the east side of the shelter building, ring the doorbell, and wait for a shelter staff member.
- You will be required to complete an information profile and code of conduct/waiver and then you will be given instructions for the duties available. Duties may include laundry, dishes, sorting donations, cleaning and more. NO animal handling is allowed.
Dress Protocol
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To prevent slipping, exposure to harsh cleaning chemicals, and injuries all Community Service Volunteers must wear flat, enclosed rubber-sole shoes at all times.
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All Community Service Volunteers need to wear a community service volunteer nametag
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Community Service Volunteers may not wear: Thong sandals, flip-flops, or any shoe with an open toe, torn, tattered, bleach-stained clothing, cut-off shorts, T-shirts with a controversial or offensive message, halter tops, back-less shirts, half-shirts, muscle shirts, tank tops, dangling earrings or other jewelry that may interfere with volunteer duties.
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2010 Day Planners Now Available! |
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Don’t forget to stop by and stock up on your 2010 Larimer Humane
Society Day Planners while supplies last! Planners are now available
for $18.00 each at the following locations:
Larimer Humane Society Shelter—6317 Kyle Ave., Fort Collins
Larimer Humane Society Administrative Building—5137 S. College Ave., Fort Collins
Pivotal Wellness—5131 S. College Ave. Ste B, Fort Collins
Arfy’s Mercantile for Dogs & Cats—2601 S. Lemay Ave. #4, Fort Collins
Old Firehouse Books—232 Walnut Street, Fort Collins
Poudre Pet & Feed Supply (North location)—622 N. College Ave., Fort Collins
Reader’s Cove—1001 E. Harmony Rd. #C, Fort Collins
WAGZ of Colorado—132 N. College Ave., Fort Collins
Special discounts for bulk purchases are available, contact Kara at 970-530-2948 for more information.
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Purchase Annie the Railroad Dog and Help Animals |
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Purchase your piece of Northern Colorado history and support homeless animals!
Annie the Railroad Dog lived in Fort Collins from 1934 to 1948 just after the Great Depression and through World War II. She had been a pregnant stray found by local railroad men, who took her back to their depot, cared for her, and found homes for her puppies. Annie stayed on at the railroad depot and greeted travelers, soldiers, and workers as they came and went until her passing at age 14.
Decades later, local sculptor Dawn Weimer sculpted and cast in bronze Annie’s life-sized likeness, which was permanently installed at the Fort Collins Library in 1998. Now, thanks to Dawn Weimer Studios, Annie can live on in your heart and home, while supporting Larimer Humane Society! Order your own 4.5” Annie replica, signed by Dawn Weimer, and 50% of the proceeds will benefit the animals in our community. Dawn Weimer Studios will even ship the statuettes to anywhere within the continental US or Alaska, free of charge!
For more information visit Dawn Weimer's website or contact Kara Pappas by phone (970)530-2948 or
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As an independent nonprofit organization, Larimer Humane Society
is not funded by any local government or national animal welfare
organization. Our life-saving programs are funded by tax-deductible
donations, bequests, special events, and grants.
Click here to view our wish list
Click here to make a secure on-line donation
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A general contribution to Larimer Humane Society will benefit our animal
programs including adoptions, foster care, medical treatment costs, and
humane education. Donations to Larimer Humane Society create
life-saving options for the animals in our care. Your contribution
directly impacts the number of animals we can successfully care for
every year.
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A memorial contribution is a wonderful way to honor the life of an
animal lover or a beloved pet, allowing their spirit to make a
difference in the lives of homeless animals. In many cases, families
will request the memorial donations be made to Larimer Humane Society in lieu of
flowers. Memorial contribution are acknowledged with a card sent to the
bereaved family so they know their loved one continues to impact the
lives of the animals they loved. Memorial contributions will appear in Larimer Humane Society's newsletter unless requested otherwise.
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