I'd highly recommend this place. The staff here are friendly, knowledgeable and helpful. They…read moreactually take the time to talk to you and see how they can help. Lots of treats, chew toys, food and more. They even gave us some samples the first time we went. Plus, lots of cute kitties and other animals to visit with and potentially adopt.

Always friendly, helpful. And if he doesn't have it he'll order it for you. It's a great local…read morebusiness.

Doug has food, toys, specialty pet items, and things for every animal that could potentially reside…read moreon property and be under care of humans. He has livestock products, live chicks, and I honestly go there for cat food I cannot find anywhere else. His prices are super competitive with the big chains, and you will find lots to look at while there.

Front Range Natural Pet supplies is a nice new store. Friendly owners, small local store which is…read morenice inside and a great location.

This is great place to visit if you're an individual looking to spend some time with some cute cats…read moreand kittens. I don't mind paying the entry fee because I know it is going to operating costs (you can't have a business like a cat cafe without ensuring you get some kind of income from each patron). I'm always amazed by how clean they keep things with all the visitors and kitties. I've been to other cat cafes that have litter everywhere and smell like poop/pee, but that is not the case here. The cats thankfully have a separate space to go to have time to themselves and use the litter box. I honestly prefer not to buy a drink because I'm too busy walking around and finding the kitties to play with, but they have a good selection of canned drinks and use a popular local coffee brand. I did end up adopting one kitty from them! Be warned that if you want to adopt a cat, you cannot do it the day you visit. You have to submit an application first and be approved, and you can only pick them up on a Sunday.

We drove 3 hours away to pay $24 to be told the cat was up for adoption and ready to be told he was…read moreactually reserved Beware you have to go through a selection process and home visit so no pick up or guarantee of picked pet Reservation required. Full always. It feels like a bait and switch for coffee sales and petting fees unfortunately.

We've adopted two pups from Rocky Mountain Puppy Rescue - this is a well-run organization that…read moremakes sure they take the time to find the right fit and home for the pets they rescue, and they also do a great job taking care of the pups before they put them up for rescue (through the foster parents, as well as with neutering/spaying and vaccination). I feel their interview process is thorough, and they do a good job of helping you find the right pup. We've loved both of the pups we've gotten from here, and they were such a good fit for our home. So grateful to organizations like this!

Thank you to RMPR for bringing Lottie into our family. She has adapted quickly to her new…read moresurroundings, complete with happy zoomies in her new yard. Lottie arrived already potty trained and well‑socialized with both dogs and people. We are especially grateful to her wonderful fosters, Brian and Ashley, for giving her everything she needed to be ready for her forever home.

Publicly sharing my response to a "How was your adoption experience" survey from LCHS:…read more First let me say that we are thrilled to have adopted a dog, and happy that it was done via the LCHS. But this question is asking about the experience, and to be honest it wasn't great. I have a Loveland address, but it's roughly an hour to reach your facilities. With nobody answering the phone or emails, there was no way for me to put a hold on the dog we wanted, so we had to just take a chance and drive over. With a wait time - once somebody finally came to the door - of over an hour, that means we'd invested at least 3 hours in what we expected to be a waste of time. And I would add that this was not our first visit to LCHS. A previous visit had been completely for nothing. If you think of each aspect of the process as either having a Deterring effect or an Encouraging one, there's too much Deterrent here. I know COVID will be used as an excuse, but that's exactly what it is. People can find a way to get important things done. I also think the price tag is awfully steep, in comparison to equivalent facilities elsewhere. We adopted a puppy for $300 in Austin last year. Why is LCHS double? Deterrent! On a positive note, a lengthy paperwork application would have been an additional Deterrent, and I commend you for not having one; I strongly suggest that you keep it this way if the primary goal is to help put homeless animals into the homes of people who want them.

Fantastic group of people! We just adopted a puppy from the last night and it was a fantastic…read moreexperience. Friendly team, knew the dog and generously shared info. The kennels were clean and the whole place was welcoming. I have been to many other places that smelled horrendously of pet excrement and just felt unhealthy. At NOCO Humane Society you can tell they care about their charges but also want to engage with people coming in. Amazing experience.

Dustin has been scooping our yard for over 6 months, and we love it! He started scooping our…read moresmallish yard in Fort Collins, and when we moved to Loveland (and a bigger backyard), he happily took on the challenge. He's friendly, thorough and insanely affordable. My family is happy to leave the scooping to Dustin so that we can enjoy our yard!

Who knew Goat Yoga was a real thing? When my work hosted an event at Barnyard Buddies, I quickly…read morejumped on board to see what this new trend was all about. Let me say, it was so much fun! A few things: + They provide a yoga mat, as your personal mat will get really dirty! + Located on a beautiful ranch/farm in Loveland. + No need for any yoga experience! The instructor leads the class with basic yoga poses, yet the focus is more of the baby goats prancing on and around you! + The instructor and her husband are really engaging and do a great job of making you laugh. + The farm hosts a lot of animals! From a wild turkey and horses, to the instructors golden retriever roaming around, it's fun to see and pet all the animals. + A small souvenirs shop is onsite with coffee mugs, yoga mats, T-shirt's and goat inspired trinkets! + Makes for a great group event! Lots of laughs and baby goat fun! This is definitely the place to check out for a unique and fun experience!

Yes, I gave into the quirky goat yoga trend. I've never enjoyed being in a goat pen so much! Not…read morethat I've been in many :) fear not yogi newbies, this isn't really a "yoga" session as it is the perfect excuse to be around the cutest baby goats ever! Yes, of course there is yoga involved. But instead of focusing on the eagle pose, you focus on the fun pose that is conducive to pro-goat poses! The staff was so entertaining and nice! Our instructor did a fantastic job of leading the class and was so patient. All the while a friendly gentleman (I believe her hubby) made sure we all got some quality goat action! No one left unsatisfied that they didn't get the full run yoga experience! I went on my own because I'm a one man wolf pack. But most others went in small groups or with a friend so I imagine it's even more fun when your friends can snap photos all the while there is a goat enjoying your mat. :) Give in to your inner goat loving self and enjoy the quirk that is goat yoga! I dare you not to smile. You'll never make it through without giggling!