Animal Friends Alliance

We provide adoption services for cats and dogs with comprehensive medical care included. Every adopted pet receives spaying/neutering, vaccinations, microchipping, and deworming. Our adoption process includes counseling to ensure proper pet-owner matching, with post-adoption support available for behavioral and medical concerns.

Our subsidized clinic offers spay/neuter procedures performed by licensed veterinarians. Services include vaccinations, parasite prevention, and microchipping. We serve both owned pets and community cats, with financial assistance available through our PAL+ Program for qualifying individuals.

This free pet food program assists families facing financial hardship. Available to government assistance recipients or those with demonstrated need, the pantry helps prevent pet relinquishment by providing essential nutrition support through scheduled distribution days.

We manage community cat populations through trap-neuter-return (TNR) services. The program includes vaccination, ear-tipping, and safe release of feral cats while offering adoption opportunities for socialized animals. Trap rentals available for public use.

Our foster network provides temporary homes for animals needing special care. Fosters receive training and supplies while helping pets transition from shelter life to permanent adoption. The program includes medical support and behavioral guidance from professional staff.

We provide cat and dog adoptions with comprehensive medical care included. Services include pre-adoption counseling, post-adoption support, and a 14-day health guarantee for all adopted animals.

Yes, our subsidized spay/neuter clinic offers services starting at $35 for feral cats. Financial assistance is available through our Prevent A Litter Plus Program for qualifying individuals.

Our Kibble Supply Pet Food Pantry provides free pet food to families facing financial hardship. Assistance requires proof of need and is distributed on scheduled days at our Mulberry Campus.

We welcome volunteers aged 18+ for shelter work, fostering, and community outreach. Our 600+ volunteers contributed 88,000 hours in 2024 to support animal care and adoption programs.

We manage the Community Cat Program (TNR services), Prevent A Litter Plus (financial assistance), vaccine clinics, and pet resource distribution programs serving Northern Colorado residents.

As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, we operate solely on donations, grants, and fundraising events. We receive no government funding and rely on community support to maintain our lifesaving programs.

Adopted our lovely Siamese cat, Nylah (formerly named Buzz) here back in February. It was a little bit of a process for her to settle in here at home because of her previous traumas, but she's really come out of her shell and has opened up tremendously to me and my mom. She now never leaves either of our sides and loves lounging around and being spoiled with cuddles! We absolutely adore Nylah and are beyond blessed she ended up in our laps, metaphorically & literally.

The experience this shelter has is amazing & is what I feel every shelter should be like. Very clean environment and everyone was very informative on the entire adoption process. You can truly tell they care about their animals. Would highly recommend if you're looking to adopt a pet in the Foco area!

Brought home our new fur baby today. Highly recommend over getting a free kitten. Even though it's $200 that includes everything. Spray or neutering, shots, food, litter, free vet appt, insurance for a month.

Well this still makes me tear up just thinking about it one of my best friends. But I know that they were going to find her a good home or she will be loved very dearly gonna really miss my Ziggy dog I wish I could've figured things out so I could've kept her

We love visiting and spending time socializing with all the felines in the cat room. The rescues here receive exceptional care and the place is very tidy. If you are looking for a cat or kitten I highly recommend the Animal Friend Alliance here in Ft Collins.

Best place by far to take your pets for spay or neuter! They are resonably priced and all costs are up front. I took both of my girls here and they did a magnificent job making sure that surgery went well Before and After! They even took the time to do a full evaluation of both and sent notes in the aftercare paperwork post surgery on what they found or needed to be worked on beyond the procedure. I HIGHLY recommend this facility! I honestly wish they were a full vet clinic, they are that amazing!

If I could give 0 stars I would, absolutely terrible service. Took my dog in to get neutered and I got a call saying they snipped a major artery by "accident" and had to do emergency surgery, almost killed my dog. Took him back for vaccinations, to give them a second chance, and they forgot to give him a test that was paid for in advanced. They did schedule me to come back in and take the heart worm test that I paid for and they never called or emailed me results after about 3 weeks.

I had to call for results myself. Absolutely terrible service, very unprofessional. Will be looking for a new vet asap. I'd rather pay thousand and thousands of dollars for the proper vet, instead of wasting my time at this poor excuse of a pet clinic. I highly recommend people do their proper research before taking any of their pets here. The service is more quantity over quality. My dog is a part of my family and to be treated like that is absolutely uncalled for. Will be finding a new clinic. Terrible service, Terrible communication. They didn't even apologize. 100 thumbs down