Longmont Humane Society, Inc.

Adopting a homeless pet saves lives and brings joy to a family. Whether it is a dog, cat, bird, bunny or hamster we work hard to make sure there is a bond between the animals and their new human companions. We share information on responsible pet ownership, including helpful information and resources that can enhance the health and well-being of their pets and save even more animals in our community.

The health of the animals at Longmont Humane Society is vital. Upon arrival, each animal is evaluated by our Shelter Healthcare Team which includes a full-time veterinarian with over 30 years of experience. Prior to adoption, each animal is vaccinated, spayed/neutered, and microchipped. We work to ensure that only healthy animals are adopted out into our community.

Our training and behavior staff, along with highly-skilled volunteers, offer canines with behavioral challenges the opportunity for concentrated analysis and redirection to facilitate successful adoptions. The shelter training team is responsible for the behavioral health of all dogs that come through the shelter doors.

Powered by volunteers, our Foster Care Program provides animals who are too young for adoption, recovering from surgery, improving their health, or learning how to be better companions respite in a home environment.

Longmont Humane Society provides affordable veterinary care to the public through our Well Pet Clinic. Services include wellness exams, spaying and neutering, dentistry, general surgery, vaccination, lab work, and microchipping. Public veterinary needs are addressed on an appointment and walk-in basis to encourage a positive on-going relationship between people and pets.