About Valley Humane League
The Valley Humane League is a no-kill animal shelter in Alamosa, CO. The Mission of the Valley Human League is to protect, shelter, and re-home companion animals by promoting healthy relationships between pets, people, our community, and like-minded organizations. We serve to house lost and abandoned dogs, provide emergency vet care, adopt out or transfer dogs to their forever homes, reunite lost dogs with their owners, educate the community, and provide a spay/neuter program.
We are a very small shelter located in the pet-overpopulated and financially limited San Luis Valley. Our kennels are almost always full of dogs in need of homes, veterinary care, or time to heal from abusive or neglectful pasts. When our shelter is full we are very fortunate for some angels that transfer dogs to other shelters and foster networks in Northern Colorado, so that we can avoid euthanasia.
Running this small, but impactful shelter can be expensive. We only have one full-time and two part-time paid staff members to keep the shelter running, therefore we rely on community volunteers and donations to stay afloat. Visit our Volunteer or Donate pages if you are interested in volunteering or donating.
We are a very small shelter located in the pet-overpopulated and financially limited San Luis Valley. Our kennels are almost always full of dogs in need of homes, veterinary care, or time to heal from abusive or neglectful pasts. When our shelter is full we are very fortunate for some angels that transfer dogs to other shelters and foster networks in Northern Colorado, so that we can avoid euthanasia.
Running this small, but impactful shelter can be expensive. We only have one full-time and two part-time paid staff members to keep the shelter running, therefore we rely on community volunteers and donations to stay afloat. Visit our Volunteer or Donate pages if you are interested in volunteering or donating.
About our Board of Directors
The Valley Humane League has a dedicated and passionate Board of Directors that govern the Valley Humane League, plan fundraisers, host events, and support the shelter in any way possible. Board Members are unpaid volunteers, including the Director who donates her time to keep the shelter afloat. The Board is currently focused on increasing local adoptions, improving the financial stability of the organization, and planning for the future new shelter building. If you are interested in joining this amazing group click here.
Current Board of Directors (2017):
Marianna Young, President
Sabrina Husman, Vice-President
Cheryl Bishop, Treasurer
Diana Hamilton, Interim Secretary
Kate Brooks, At-large board member
Current Board of Directors (2017):
Marianna Young, President
Sabrina Husman, Vice-President
Cheryl Bishop, Treasurer
Diana Hamilton, Interim Secretary
Kate Brooks, At-large board member
Policies and Reports
The Valley Humane League is a unique open admission AND no-kill shelter. What does that mean? Click here to read our policies and stances on humane issues and our plan to address them. You can also find our yearly reports here.
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