The Humane Society of Fremont County has been dedicated to ending animal homelessness and providing care and comfort for companion animals in need. Our adoption programs, affordable veterinary services, community outreach efforts and volunteer opportunities are essential to the health and well-being of every animal across Fremont and Custer County, Colorado.
Our mission is to provide humane care for stray and surrendered animals by offering refuge, providing medical care, and facilitating an adoptive home. Only 19% of our budget is municipally funded, so the other 81% comes from donations, grants, bequests and fundraising events to further our mission of caring for the neglected and abandoned pets of Fremont and Custer County, Colorado.
Open-Admission Shelter
As a proud open-admission shelter, the pets of Humane Society of Fremont County remain in our care until they find their forever home. The Humane Society of Fremont County understands that people in Fremont & Custer County, Colorado may struggle financially from time to time and so we offer:
Our slogan, "Where Every Life Matters" could not more accurate. Every last life truly matters to us all.
Humane Society of Fremont County needs your help! We provide vital services to animals in need in the Fremont and Custer County areas. We appreciate any help we can get, and thank you for supporting our mission to give these animals a second chance at life. Here is a list of ways people can help us:
Awesome shelter, staff, & cost. Felt so welcome and they were so helpful with the adoption of my little kitten, "Jubilee." Thanks for your great care while working with your shelter!
One of their wonderful dogs rescued me. She was there for a long time and she got so much love and training. She came out of there a super dog. I know it was due to all the love she got there from the staff. My new dog will be a life long friend and she comes with a whole pack of people too. The crew at this shelter will have you wagging your tail for sure.
Good people who do good work. Facility looks clean to me - doesn't have the "shelter" smell. Staff are friendly and do a lot with few resources. If you really appreciate what they do - donate a few bucks. That's what I did when they provided fantastic assistance with feral cats I needed spayed/neutered/shots at a significantly reduced rate - and would then keep on my property as barn cats.
