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The Humane Society of Boulder Valley is Expecting!

It's that time of the year where we will soon start to hear the pitter patter of little paws entering our shelter. As we enter into puppy and kitten season, we need your help! You can make a difference in the lives of these young animals by attending our virtual baby shower! Make a donation and visit our baby registry to donate essential items to help care for them while here at the shelter. Click here to make a donation. Click here to visit our baby shower registry.

 

Curb Your Enthusiasm 4 Week Class Begins May 25!

Do you have an enthusiastic adolescent dog who is overly exuberant when greeting people and other dogs? Well, we have just the class! This series will help encourage focus, relaxation, and brain-use during times of excitement. Class begins on Saturday, May 25 -- Click here to register today

 


You're The Kings and Queens of Our Hearts!

If the animals we serve could give you all big kisses they would, because you helped us raise $370,000 (net) for them at Saturday night's 21st annual Puttin' On The Leash event! We are so thankful for all the compassion and generosity from our Boulder community and supporters. The event is a very special celebration of the incredible bond between pets and people and our mission. Your support is the lifesaving difference for thousands of animals. Thank you on their behalf!

 

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Youth Donors

We're so lucky to have donors and supporters of all ages. It's never too early to start helping the animals of the Humane Society of Boulder Valley. There are so many ways to help; below are just a few ideas:

Bake Sale: Hold a bake sale with people food and animal food or open a lemonade stand.

Toys: Make cat and dog toys and sell them at your school.

Hold a pet food and supply drive at your school: Make posters announcing when the drive will be held, how food will be collected, and who will benefit from the event. Once a week, have members from the class take a decorated wagon arund to pick up donations. Have students make a graph of their progress and announce final results to the whole school. This project can also be done with a neighborhood or church group or scouting troop. Click here to see our wish list.

Do a penny drive for pets: Put a container in your classroom and ask your friends and classmates to bring in their pennies. Pennies really do add up!

Rummage Sale: Have your classmates and friends donate items to hold a rummage sale or bring those items to the Humane Society of Boulder Valley Thrift and Gift Shop, 5320 Arapahoe Avenue, Boulder.

Walk neighborhood dogs for donations: Make sure to have your parents' permission and supervision.

Attend any (or all!) of our Humane Education Camps and events for youth: Click here for more information about programs for kids 6 to 12 years of age at the Humane Society of Boulder Valley.

For more information and activities for kids, click here to go to our Humane Education page.

Below are some recent youth donations:

Carrera and Aston Hortoncollected toys and food for the animals
Mrs. Attard's 2nd Grade Classmade homemade biscuits for the dogs
Lila Travisdonated her birthday gift money
Ella Remer and Rachel Leidichdonated the money from their Holiday Bazaar 
Andy Rudin and Millacollected donations for the animals
Stella Corzinecollected donations for the animals in honor of her 5th birthday
Ava Weissdonated money for the animals
Wei Groudanasked for donation for the animals instead of birthday gifts
Toby Ray and Conrad Zemanhad a haunted house with a donation box for HSBV
Devin and Alex Dumas, Abby Sapronyrequested that they each donate $30 to HSBV, with help from their grandpa