Adoptable Animals Humane Colorado has a diverse range of adoptable animals, including dogs, cats, rabbits, guinea pigs, and horses. Each animal receives necessary medical care, behavior evaluations, and enrichment to prepare them for a successful transition into a loving family.
Volunteer Opportunities Humane Colorado offers a variety of volunteer opportunities to suit different interests and skills. Volunteering provides a rewarding experience for individuals while helping the organization care for animals in need.
Donate Today! Your donation helps make our community a better place for animals and people. Thanks to your support, we are able to provide for animals in our care while helping our community thrive through accessible veterinary care and education.
It’s a Pet-ucation! Build a better bond with your pet Whether you recently adopted a pet or want an animal care refresher, our Community Pet Classes are in session! Led by behavior experts, our 3 classes will give you the confidence to train, play, and bond with your cat or dog! Enroll in a class
Support Animals in Style Now Open: The Humane Colorado Merch Store! Share your pittie, kitty, or Colorado pride with our NEW merch! We’ve partnered with Bonfire to bring you the purrfect apparel and accessories for you and the pet lovers in your life! Whether you adopt, volunteer, foster, donate, or want to support the animals in our care in style, there’s cool swag for everyone in our shop. Get your paws on Humane Colorado merch!
When your pet needs us most Urgent Care Our Veterinary Hospital at CSU Spur offers a variety of high-quality, low-cost veterinary services, including dentistry and urgent care for when your pet needs it most. Same-day appointments are available. Call 303.722.5800. Learn more about our Community Veterinary Services
Volunteer. Meet People. Change Lives. Join the Companion Collective We’re looking for the next generation of passionate hearts, changemakers, and animal advocates to join the Companion Collective. Ready to connect with like-minded friends on two and four legs in our community to experience a new way to network? Learn more about the Companion Collective
