Sponsor an Animal
You can’t adopt every animal who pulls on your heartstrings, but you can help them by sponsoring part of their care while they await their forever home. With our Animal Sponsorship Program, your donation will directly support a homeless pet waiting to be adopted.
Select an animal you would like to support from the profiles below or select a homeless pet from our Adoptable Animals page. Typically, the ones in need are animals who are older, larger, look like certain breeds, and/or have a medical condition that has caused them to be overlooked and made their stay at our shelter longer than usual. However, if there is a particular pet you are drawn to, please add a message in the sponsorship form below.
Animal sponsorship makes a significant difference in the life of a homeless pet at Longmont Humane Society. Your sponsorship helps us provide essential care including vaccines, spaying/neutering, medications, wellness exams, and more for animals in need. By sponsoring a pet, you help to alleviate the costs for one animal, enabling us to financially support others in need.
With a gift of $250 or more, you’ll receive a personalized thank you from the sponsored animal, an overview of how the donation was used, recognition in our e-newsletter, and a sponsorship tag on the animal’s kennel.
Dice has been a resident at LHS since May of 2023. Dice is looking for a home where he can be a constant companion animal as he becomes anxious when left alone. He is silly, playful and loving. Dice is patiently awaiting his perfect match.
Sampson has been a resident at LHS since June of 2023. He needs a home with adults only. Sampson is very affectionate and loving, he needs a family willing to understand his needs and work with him consistently.
Jenga was brought to LHS as a stray in August of 2023. His size and appearance make him a more difficult candidate to place for adoption. Jenga has been on several outings to events and local businesses and was a perfect gentleman.
Callie was brought to LHS in September of 2023. She is an escape artist – climbing fences up to 5 feet, so she needs supervision when outside. Callie is selective about her friends – both two legged and four. It may take some time to find her match, but she is welcome here until we find them.
Hoss arrived at LHS in October of 2023. His size and appearance make him a more difficult candidate to place for adoption. Hoss loves going for walks and hikes. He is very sweet and intelligent. Hoss has been on several outings with volunteers and was a very good canine citizen.
Tank was brought to LHS in November of 2023. As his name implies, Tank is a big boy. He is selective about his canine friends and needs his personal space to be respected. Tank might be happiest as an only dog.
Lebron came to LHS in November of 2023. He is selective about his canine friends and might be happiest as the only dog in the home. Lebron presents as shy when first meeting new people, but is very sweet and playful once he knows you.
Whiskey came to LHS as a transfer from out of state in December of 2023. Our training and behavior team is nationally recognized as top-notch and we are often asked to take dogs that need a bit of assistance to become better canine citizens. Whiskey has gone through some training here and is now ready for his forever home.
Where Your Sponsorship Goes
Your sponsorship gift supports the work of Longmont Humane Society and helps support homeless pets. To assist the greatest number of animals in need, and to make sure your gift does the most good, your donation will be used in combination with other sponsorship gifts to help save the lives of animals.