Noco Humane

Animal Protection and Control: NOCO Humanes Animal Protection & Control team is on the front lines every day responding to calls and ensuring the well-being of both animals and people across Larimer County. In FY25 our officers responded to 14,078 calls for service resulting in 24,514 responses. Those included 4,327 stray animal calls 73 for aggressive stray animals 1,353 bite cases 888 barking complaints and 1,353 bite cases. Five of our Animal Protection & Control officers are commissioned Bureau of Animal Protection Agents through the Colorado Department of Agriculture allowing them to work with local law enforcement to enforce state-level animal cruelty and dangerous dog statutes. This ability provides additional tools to help keep animals safe.

.Veterinary Services: Every animal who arrives at NOCO Humane receives expert medical attention from our Veterinary Services Team. In FY25 our team provided 13,921 vaccinations 4,119 spay neuter dental and other surgeries and skillfully cared for 789 animals with infectious diseases. We work with Colorado State University College of Veterinary Medicine to provide first- third- and fourth-year veterinary students with hands-on experience including providing vaccines and spay neuter surgeries.

Veterinary services: in fy24 we provided basic health protection to our animals with 17,039 vaccinations 3,025 spay neuter dental and other surgeries performed by our veterinary services team and in partnership with csu veterinary students. We provided compassionate skilled care for 765 cats dogs and other animals suffering from upper respiratory infection and 110 animals diagnosed with ringworm. We also collaborated with other local rescue groups to help provide low-cost and free spay neuter services vaccines microchips and other services for vulnerable populations across the community. We began offering post-adoption follow up care for pets with medical issues that might be due to their shelter stay.