Humane Colorado is a nonprofit animal welfare organization based in Colorado, established in 1910. Formerly known as the Dumb Friends League, it has rebranded to better reflect its mission of ending pet homelessness and animal suffering. The organization is recognized as a national leader in animal welfare, focusing on direct care, advocacy, and community programs.
Humane Colorado operates two shelters in Denver and Castle Rock, providing services such as pet adoption, lost-and-found assistance, and humane education. It also runs the Harmony Equine Center for rehabilitating mistreated horses and offers affordable veterinary care through its Solutions-Veterinary Hospital and CSU Spur Veterinary Hospital. ...
Humane Colorado is a nonprofit animal welfare organization based in Colorado, established in 1910. Formerly known as the Dumb Friends League, it has rebranded to better reflect its mission of ending pet homelessness and animal suffering. The organization is recognized as a national leader in animal welfare, focusing on direct care, advocacy, and community programs.
Humane Colorado operates two shelters in Denver and Castle Rock, providing services such as pet adoption, lost-and-found assistance, and humane education. It also runs the Harmony Equine Center for rehabilitating mistreated horses and offers affordable veterinary care through its Solutions-Veterinary Hospital and CSU Spur Veterinary Hospital. The organization engages in community programs, including spay/neuter clinics and vaccination drives, and manages cruelty investigations through the Colorado Humane Society program. With five facilities across the state, Humane Colorado cares for over 21,000 animals annually, relying on community support to fulfill its mission.
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Number of Employees:
100-250
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Annual Revenue:
$10-50 Million