Yes, the Humane Society of Fremont County is a no-kill animal shelter, a commitment we've upheld since 2014. What Does "No-Kill" Mean to Us? For us, "no-kill" means to save every healthy and treatable animal that comes to us. We are an "open-admission" shelter, welcoming animals regardless of their age, breed, or medical condition.

We provide comprehensive care, including:

Veterinary Care
Ensuring every animal receives necessary medical treatment.

Socialization and Training
Preparing animals for successful adoption into loving homes.

Compassionate Support
Creating a safe and nurturing environment for all animals.

Our Commitment to Humane Care
While we strive to find homes for every animal, there are rare instances where euthanasia may be the most humane option. This is considered only in cases of untreatable medical conditions causing irremediable suffering and severe behavioral issues posing a significant safety risk.

Our Record of Success
We are proud to have maintained the highest save rate for open-admission shelters in Colorado since 2014. This reflects our dedication to saving lives and finding positive outcomes for the animals we serve. We will always be committed to minimizing euthanasia and maximizing adoptions.

Our Promise to You
The Humane Society of Fremont County will always prioritize the well-being of animals. We will continue to work diligently to reduce euthanasia and increase adoptions, ensuring that every animal has the best possible chance at a happy and healthy life.