This author has yet to write their bio.Meanwhile lets just say that we are proud Kara Pappas contributed a whooping 7 entries.
Roosters. Perhaps the most misunderstood males in the barnyard. The strutting, the crowing, the pecking – let’s face it – to the untrained eye, they can be downright…fowl. With urban agriculture gaining popularity across northern Colorado, many of our neighbors are acquiring and raising chicks in anticipation of farm-fresh eggs. Oftentimes, though, chicks thought to
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Like many pet owners, Lisa panicked at the news that her sweet puppy, Rollie, had gone missing. Lisa had received the phone call at work from her mother, who was at home with the little dog, that Rollie was nowhere to be found. Lisa’s mother jumped in the car, slowly making her way through the
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You may have recently read about a threat to rabbits, both domestic and wild, known as Rabbit Hemorrhagic Disease Virus (RHDV2). A fatal virus, RHDV2 is not associated with coronavirus and only impacts species of rabbits and hares – it cannot be spread to other animal species or humans. The virus surfaced in the wild
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At Larimer Humane Society, we work every day to prevent pet homelessness resulting from overpopulation. The most important way to do this is through spaying and neutering pets. The Colorado Pet Overpopulation Fund, also known as CPOF, has become a trusted ally in this work. CPOF was created by the Colorado State Legislature in 2001
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It’s one of the most terrifying experiences for a pet owner when a beloved companion goes missing. We at Larimer Humane Society get it. It can happen in a split second, entirely accidentally, and leaves owners feeling helpless. July is National Pet Loss Prevention Month, and appropriately so since more pets go missing during the
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Summertime at Larimer Humane Society typically means a shelter bustling with kiddos attending Critter Camp. While we had to cancel our June camp session, that doesn’t mean we don’t have tons of fun resources for our junior animal advocates! Here are three fun ways that kids can learn about and help animals today! STORYTIME! Humane
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