The Humane Society of Boulder Valley promotes force-free animal training and discourages the use of pain, fear, or coercion to modify or manage animal behavior. Our team exclusively uses and teaches reward-based, positive reinforcement training techniques. Our goal is to provide pet guardians with training strategies that provide engaging, safe and effective interaction between pets and people. We rely on positive reinforcement for manners training and utilize force-free behavior modification and management strategies for dogs and cats in need of rehabilitation.
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Meet Our Team
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Our talented team of animal trainers have obtained a variety of certifications and credentials through education based in scientific animal learning theory, with a keen understanding of operant (consequential) and classical (associative) conditioning. With an enthusiastic and compelling commitment to fun, engaging training sessions for you and your animal, you'll quickly understand why our team has a great reputation in the Boulder Valley and beyond!
Adoption Information
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Our Adoption Center services are available to assist drop-in visitors, and our hours are Monday through Friday, from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. and Saturdays and Sundays 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Questions? Call us at: (303) 442-4030, or email: adoptions@boulderhumane.org. Once you have found the location for an animal, remove the entire sleeve from the front of that animal's kennel and bring it to the front desk. Before your adoption or meet, we may ask you to wait in the lobby or outside until staff and space become available.
Dogs
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Adoption services are available to drop-in clients, seven days a week: Monday through Friday, from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. and Saturdays and Sundays, from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. At this time, we can not place animals on hold over the phone, email or via social media request. HSBV offers adoption holds for available animals only after you have met with them.
Working Cats
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The Humane Society of Boulder Valley occasionally meets cats that do not conform to behaviors of the average companion cat. Working cats are valued for their alert personalities and prey drive - or as we like to think of it - work ethic! The Barn Yard Buddy is often very social, but high energy and prey drive may prove challenging for a typical home environment.
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