Increasing veterinary care to Colorado pet owners
Humane Colorado offers programs to support pet owners in our community with preventative care and other veterinary needs. These resources are designed to help reduce the cost of veterinary care, provide animal care clinics, and keep pets with their people.
Our wellness clinics connect pet owners to affordable routine veterinary care for happy, healthy pets.
Healthy Pets Plus clinics are an economical option for keeping your pet healthy and up to date on preventative services. During your consultation, a veterinarian will perform a nose to toes physical exam on your pet and can address questions about their care.
This service is available for healthy owned puppies and kittens, felines under 10 years old, and dogs less than 8 years old. We do not offer this service to for-profit breeders or rescue groups.
Humane Colorado offers affordable, high quality spay & neuter services to all owned pet cats and dogs. This program is exclusively designed to help individuals in our community who need financial assistance provide preventative veterinary care for their loving pets.
Primary vaccines (FVRCP for cats and DA2PP for dogs) are included in your pet’s spay/neuter fee. Additional vaccines and microchipping are offered at a reduced fee.
We do not offer this service to for-profit breeders or rescue groups.
Affordable pet vaccinations for owned cats and dogs reduce the risk of disease.
Humane Colorado offers affordable vaccine clinics for all owned cats and dogs. This program is exclusively designed to help individuals in our community who need financial assistance provide veterinary care for their beloved household pets.
Puppies and kittens must be 8-weeks old to receive the distemper shot and 4-months old for the rabies shot. No income qualification is required.
We offer urgent care services for owned cats and dogs by appointment, including non-elective surgery and dentistry. We can perform many emergency procedures but are not equipped to manage critical cases or overnight hospitalizations.
Same-day appointments are available. Please call 303.722.5800 to schedule your appointment in advance.
We approach end of life care with compassion for both you and your pet, offering pet euthanasia service at the Leslie A. Malone Center, Buddy Center, and Veterinary Hospital at CSU Spur. Our in-shelter services are not set up for you to be present during the procedure, but you may view your pet afterward if you wish.
Request an in-shelter appointment at the links below.
If you would like to be present for the entirety of your pet’s end of life visit, please make an appointment with the Veterinary Hospital at CSU Spur.
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If you have a client who cannot afford the necessary surgical procedures for an urgent condition, please call us in advance so we can direct your client to the best time to come in. Our doctors will examine the pet then recommend a treatment plan, which may or may not include surgery. We appreciate receiving medical records prior to their visit.
Please note: We do not staff specialists and have a limited scope of care. We do not provide internal or external fracture repair, ligament repair, or medical management for chronic diseases such as diabetes. We also do not hospitalize critical care patients and do not have overnight staff.
Payment is expected on the day services are provided. We accept all major credit cards, cash.
The Veterinary Hospital at CSU Spur also accepts flexible payment options including CareCredit and Scratch Pay.*
Pay online through the patient portal
*Please note: Services provided by other Humane Colorado shelter locations do not accept CareCredit or Scratch Pay
Our team is a diverse group of professionals committed to providing compassionate, judgement-free care to all pet owners. We have 7 veterinarians on staff in addition to routine support from experienced doctors from local Denver practices. Your pet may also be taken care of by one of our Veterinarian Interns, which are new graduates receiving advanced training in shelter and community medicine, or a 4th year veterinary student from CSU or other veterinary school getting valuable hands-on experience as they learn.
We also boast a skilled team of Registered Veterinary Technicians, veterinary assistants and customer service representatives, all with the biggest hearts and dedication to our mission to provide accessible veterinary care to our community.