NOCO Humane

NOCO Humane is an independent, non-profit organization based in Loveland, Colorado. Founded in 1969, the organization has grown to employ 70 individuals and generates an annual revenue of $50 million. As Northern Colorado’s largest open-admission animal care facility, NOCO Humane is dedicated to providing responsible care and treatment for animals. NOCO Humane offers a range of services, including shelter, medical attention, and care for lost, abandoned, injured, abused, ill, and orphaned animals. Through their quality adoption programs and lost & found services, they place over 2,800 companion animals into loving homes annually. Additionally, they reunite nearly 1,500 stray animals with their owners. NOCO Humane also operates the county’s only Animal Protection & Control unit, providing full-service animal control for Fort Collins, Loveland, and unincorporated areas of Larimer County, as well as stray-animal sheltering for surrounding towns. NOCO Humane distinguishes itself as the region’s largest open-admission animal care facility, ensuring that all animals in need receive care and support. Their commitment to both adoption and reunion services reflects their dedication to finding permanent homes for animals while also working to reunite lost pets with their families. For more information about NOCO Humane and their services, please visit their website at nocohumane.org.