NOCO Humane Weld Campus

Employees are very nice and helpful and adoption process was very smooth and easy and like the time you can spend in private room with animal to make sure a good fit. but was disappointed, it’s been over a month we have had our puppy , no one there ever called to check up on puppy like they said they would , a few day after we got her , we took her to our vet and had her checked , she still had the infection from incision after she got fixed , and then a few days later took her back to the vet and found out she had giardia , so had to give her a few medications to clear that up. When we got her she had diarrhea really bad. , I know they put pumpkin in her food wich I’m guessing now that’s why . Since we got the parasites out of her , her poop finally looks normal , makes u wonder h

I had a lovely experience with your staff adopting Marble yesterday. Special shout out to Emily, who made the adoption process amazing, and was so cheerful and informative. I so appreciate all the fun tips and resources included in our adoption packet. Marble now named Tony is settling in great and loving his new quiet and luxurious life. Thanks for all you do! You guys are rockstars!

I stepped into NOCO Humane in Evans today and noon. I have never smelled anything so putrid. What are they doing? I can't even describe the smell. It is not fit for animals let alone the unfortunate employees. If it smells like this all the time, I don't know how you still have employees. Shame on you.

I went into see a Huskie, and she was smiling so bright. Deemed an escape artist, full of energy, smart, found on the streets, and needed some love. She's a menace.... lol She tested me, still does, but she's the best dog at heart. Very quiet, friendly with children and people, fast, so smart, plays well with other dogs. Grooming is the key, she's fury. She's my very best buddy. She didn't really have a known name, she was called Eden, but responds much better to Akeeda.

I recently had a very happy, playful 19 year old beautiful little dog very suddenly begin to show signs that it was time to let her go. It was extremely emotional for me. I got her 13 years ago from NMDR a Colorado organization that rescues puppy mill dogs. My little baby girl was with me for some of the most difficult years of my adult life. I began to look into end-of-life services but I was unable to get a same day appointment at any veterinary office that I reached out to (emotional and in tears). A call to the humane society struck a cord. The young lady was so compassionate and offered to speak with her supervisor about getting me in that day. I was able to get an afternoon appointment it gave me time to spend some precious final time with her. Everyone was so kind and compassion