Colorado Gives Day is not just any giving day; it’s a lifeline for those who can’t speak for themselves. This year, all gifts will be MATCHED UP TO $100,000!

Veterinary and animal training experts from the Humane Society of Boulder Valley (HSBV) answered some frequently asked questions about respiratory illnesses and steps pet guardians can take to protect their dogs.

Tips to stay safe and prepared with your pets when the temperature drops.

Half-off adoption fees for animals three years and older!

The Humane Society of Boulder Valley offers a variety of services to help guardians who have experienced, or who anticipate, the loss of their pet.

Doggie Dash is a celebration of the pets in our lives and a commitment to the animals who still need us!

Be prepared for potential scams regarding lost animals

Celebrate National-Make-A-Will month by creating a will for your and your pets’ future!

Did you know your car can reach over 120°F within minutes? Read our hot weather tips!

Check out these tips and ideas to help keep your pets safe during fireworks!

You are the difference for this brave dog and thousands of animals just like him.

You are the difference for these sweet babies and thousands like them.

Come meet your new family member at HSBV!

Join our talented and compassionate team!

Hurry! Ticket sales end April 17, 2023

Because Pets and People Belong Together

Come meet your Valentine at HSBV!

HSBV’S Website Now Includes Enhancements to Improve Accessibility Through Recite Me

Since 1902, HSBV has been changing the lives of pets and people in and around Boulder and Broomfield Counties.

Gift certificates for our specialized Training and Behavior Center now available!

We’re running low on linens and need your help!

We are thrilled to announce that our sponsors have stepped forward to match all Colorado Gives Day donations – up to $120,000 – making this year’s Colorado Gives Day the most impactful yet.

Collaboration and love bring Buster home

Come FALL in LOVE at HSBV!

Half-off adoption fees for animals three years and older!

Make a plan. Build an emergency kit. Stay informed.

Did you know? Not all dogs who pull, bark, lunge and fuss when they see another dog while they are on a leash are saying the same thing.

Join us: Saturday, June 25, 2022 from 10 a.m. – 4 p.m., at the Jefferson County Fairgrounds for a FREE Community Disaster Expo!

Our Chief Clinic Veterinarian, Jennifer Bolser, DVM, cVMA has tips on how you can help protect your pets given the voluntary recall of Jif® Peanut Butter products due to the potential salmonella contamination

Join our mailing list to stay up-to-date on what’s happening at the Humane Society of Boulder Valley

Kitten Season is in Full Swing! Celebrate “Gotcha Day” with HSBV and Gifts from Naturally Fresh

Companion Animals and Communication With Humans – Special Education Program

Some of our training and behavior classes have changed locations!

HSBV’s certified, experienced team of training and behavior consultants has worked to compile resources, tips and guidance to help to set you, your family and your new puppy up with tools for success!

Tips to help guide you through selecting a qualified animal trainer.

Updates on wildfires within and near Boulder County. Please visit our Facebook page for the most up-to-date information.

Your kindness gives them a second chance… Your gift will be DOUBLED – up to $10,000

Join hundreds of Coloradans and fellow animal lovers this Colorado Gives Day, and donate to the Humane Society of Boulder Valley!

The Humane Society of Boulder Valley is accepting evacuated pets from the Kruger Rock Fire.

After 25 great years, the HSBV Board of Directors and Jan McHugh-Smith, CEO, have made the difficult decision to close our Community Resource Center, including the Thrift Shop and Book & Jewel, at the end of the year.

Due to staffing shortages experienced at HSBV, and by many other businesses, our shelter services will have new hours of operation starting Thursday, November 4, 2021.

HSBV received several Boulder County Gold awards in 2021, voted on by members of our community – including Best Non-Profit Organization!

Digitail Dash is a virtual celebration of the pets in our lives and a commitment to the animals who still need us!

Rabies is becoming more common in wildlife in Boulder County, putting both humans and animals at risk for this deadly disease. Learn about Rabies, who is at risk and how to protect yourself and your pets with tips from the Humane Society of Boulder Valley.

An update from our CEO regarding pandemic pets and our safety net that keeps pets and people together!

Take the Purina Pet Food Finder quiz to learn more about your pet’s unique nutrition needs!

HSBV’s Adoption Center is now open to assist drop-in guests! Learn more about our adoption process that helps pets find loving homes, while also keeping people and other pets safe!

Thank you for making Puttin’ On The Leash: La Paw-tisserie a lifesaving and life-changing success for the animals and people relying on HSBV! Watch the live stream here!

Bella Dawn suddenly became very sick. Mr. Cross, a veteran who loves his little Bella Dawn very much, went to an emergency clinic but didn’t know where to turn because he didn’t have much money for her costly treatment.

Tips for more socially distanced socialization. Check out this article for tips and ideas to help your puppy be more comfortable with new people!

A summary of HSBV Emergency Safety Net and Community Resources available to help pets and people thrive.

From being together all of the time, to resuming your normal routine, here’s how to help your pet during stay-at-home order transitions and changes!

Every day, animals in need arrive at HSBV. Some are lost or scared, others are hurt – they all deserve access to lifesaving care and life-changing love.

Your questions about COVID-19 and your pet answered by Dr. Allison Kean, HSBV Chief Clinic Veterinarian.

Emergency preparedness and safety net resources for your pets.

What a great time to get a puppy! Now what? Socialization tips for the socially distant!

Research has shown time and time again that the use of reward-based, force-free strategies to train animals are just as effective as any other method, are more humane (and fun!) and less likely to create negative fallout or damage to the relationship. 

While we are practicing social distancing – our pets internal and external parasites do not.  Read more about preventative care for your pet!

Send an ecard for the pet parents and animal lovers in your life!

Read how your monetary gifts to the animals can impact your tax filings…

Wouldn’t it be great if your dog could talk to you, tell you what they want and what they are thinking? We have news for you!

Pets weigh in on keeping off the Quarantine 15!