Dogs

Here are just a few of the hosts you're likely to meet while at the open house. Just in case you're wondering, they are all available for adoption.

Humans aren't the only ones who need blood to save their lives. So do dogs.

In Colorado, the pit bull is banned in seven Colorado cities. Thousands of these beautiful animals have been killed. Most just because of how they looked.

Pet adoption is a big thing in Grand Junction, and this is a community that loves its pets.If you have been considering adopting a dog or cat, this would be a good time to do it.n

Roice-Hurst Humane Society has four adorable young dogs that are collectively nicknamed the 'Fruit Bats.' Here's how and why they got the name. The dogs, all between one and two years old, were brought to the shelter from Kansas and are are extra special because they are partially blind and deaf...

Pets across the state of Colorado will be receiving free exams and check-ups this weekend, but not in Grand Junction.

March Madness has taken over Roice-Hurst and there are plenty of dogs who are ready to rebound the ball with your family team.

It's been a weird winter in Colorado, but it's finally beginning to look like winter and these Colorado dogs could not be happier.

With the national football championship behind us, it's time to announce our Roice-Hurst Humane Society MVPs (Most Virtuous Pups). They would love to have a family to team up with. Plus, they have a special secret to help you save on adoption fees.

Ellis has been featured on our Roice-Hurst adoption stories before, but he still hasn't been able to find a forever home. He's a Hurricane Harvey Rescue and can't go back to his original home so this sweet dog needs to start a new life with a new family in Grand Junction...