The Dog Guide: Steamboat, Hayden & Oak Creek

Off-leash 1 hour after sunrise to 1 hour before sunset

• One of the city's two official dog parks: an open, grassy field with trails and mountain views
• About 2 miles up Anglers Drive from Lincoln Avenue; the parking lot is on the left
• The dog-owner group Steamboat Digs Dogs says it added a dog water fountain, two shade pavilions, benches, an agility course and an information kiosk here

The city's pages don't say whether the park is fenced. Steamboat Digs Dogs lists a fenced small-dog area as a project it's still raising money for.

Website · Map

Source: City of Steamboat Springs off-leash page and April 29, 2026 city release; amenities from Steamboat Digs Dogs' Colorado Gives page, checked Nov. 3

Off-leash 1 hour after sunrise to 1 hour before sunset

• The city's second dog park, at the lower pond about half a mile up the Spring Creek Trail
• Walk, run or bike in; there's no road access to the park itself
• To reach the trailhead, take Third Street north from Lincoln Avenue two blocks to Pine Street, turn right on Maple and go about half a mile to Amethyst
• Keep your dog leashed on the trail up to the park

Website · Map

Source: City of Steamboat Springs off-leash and trails pages, April 29, 2026 city release, checked Nov. 3

Rules vary Off-leash 1 hour after sunrise to 1 hour before sunset, in the sections open to it

• Three sections with different rules, so check which one you're in. Signs with maps are posted where you enter
• Northeast section: off-leash all year
• West section: off-leash May 1–Oct. 31; leash only Nov. 1–April 30 to protect elk winter range. Stay on existing trails
• Southeast section, with the sports fields and playground: off-leash Nov. 1–April 30; leash only May 1–Oct. 31

The city's page gives no street address or parking details for Whistler Park.

Website · Map

Source: City of Steamboat Springs off-leash page and April 29, 2026 city release, checked Nov. 3

Rules vary Off-leash 1 hour after sunrise to 1 hour before sunset; on school days, leash required 7:30–8:30 a.m. and 3–4:30 p.m.

• Only one marked stretch is off-leash: from the bridge to the trail's "Y," the city says
• Leash required on the rest of the trail
• From Aug. 21 to June 8, dogs must be leashed 7:30–8:30 a.m. and 3–4:30 p.m. for school drop-off and pickup

The city's pages don't give a trailhead or parking spot.

Website · Map

Source: City of Steamboat Springs off-leash page, Butcherknife map and April 29, 2026 city release, checked Nov. 3

Off-leash 1 hour after sunrise to 1 hour before sunset

• Off-leash trail directly behind Steamboat Springs High School
• It used to be called the Lower Spring Creek off-leash area
• Outside off-leash hours, dogs must be leashed

Website · Map

Source: City of Steamboat Springs off-leash page and April 29, 2026 city release, checked Nov. 3

Leash required

• Seven-mile, non-motorized path through town beside the river, linking parks and playgrounds
• Paper trail maps at the city Parks & Recreation office, 245 Howelsen Parkway

Website · Call (970) 879-4300 · Map

Source: City of Steamboat Springs trails page, checked Nov. 3

Leash required

• A 5.2-mile climb from town to Dry Lake Campground, past the Spring Creek dog park at the lower pond
• The first half mile runs beside County Road 34
• The last 1.4 miles are in Routt National Forest
• The upper section, from above the hiking gate to the last bridge before Dry Lake, closes every Dec. 1 to April 15 for elk

Website · Call (970) 879-4300 · Map

Source: City of Steamboat Springs trails page and Forest Service order HPBE-2024-277, checked Nov. 3

Leash required

• More than 24 miles of two-way trails on city land, shared with bikes and horses
• The adjoining Bureau of Land Management land is day-use only
• From Dec. 1 to June 30, the BLM closes everything south of the Ridge Trail, including Beall Trail and Kemry Draw. The Ridge, Rotary and Wild Rose trails stay open
• Dogs aren't allowed inside the Howelsen Hill ski area boundary, so stay off the ski runs in winter

On Jan. 21, 2026, an off-leash dog bit five people on the Blackmer Trail and next to Howelsen. The city says off-leash dogs are often seen here, where leashes are required.

Website · Call (970) 879-4300 · Map

Source: City of Steamboat Springs trails page, BLM Little Snake Field Office closures page and city safety alert (Jan. 2026), checked Nov. 3

No dogs

• The city says dogs aren't allowed anywhere inside the ski area boundary, during or after operating hours
• That includes skinning uphill, so leave your dog at home
• The city says Howelsen is scheduled to open Saturday, Nov. 28, conditions permitting

Website · Call (970) 879-4300 · Map

Source: City of Steamboat Springs Howelsen Hill uphill access policy and ski area page, checked Nov. 3

Rules vary

• Ski season: no dogs on the mountain at any time, including uphill before and after lift hours. ADA service dogs are the only exception
• No dogs on winter scenic gondola rides
• Summer: the resort says dogs are welcome on the Steamboat Gondola scenic ride
• Opening day is Saturday, Nov. 21

Website · Map

Source: Steamboat Resort uphill access and pre-arrival guide pages; opening day from steamboat.com, checked Nov. 3

Picnic site 6 a.m.–10 p.m., open all year

• Parking is $5 per vehicle per day, or $30 for an annual pass on Recreation.gov
• The overlook trail and picnic area stay open even when the footbridge is closed
• The trail continues about 5 miles past the falls to Long Lake
• Winter: the Forest Service lists snowshoeing; the vault toilet is open all year

The Forest Service pages for Fish Creek Falls don't post a dog rule. A leash is the safe bet on this busy trail.

Website · Call (970) 870-2299 · Map

Source: U.S. Forest Service Fish Creek Falls picnic site and trail pages, checked Nov. 3

• Popular Routt National Forest trails north of town; Mad Creek starts from the big lot on Elk River Road
• Both trails and Mad Creek Road close every Dec. 1 to April 15 for deer and elk winter range
• November is your last month on them until spring

The Forest Service pages don't post a dog rule for these trails. Keep your dog close around wildlife.

Website · Call (970) 870-2299 · Map

Source: Forest Service order HPBE-2024-277 and Hot Springs trailhead page, checked Nov. 3

• Free parking in the big lot shared with Mad Creek
• Start at the lot entrance, follow the ditch south across the Elk River bridge, then turn left on a gated road and go over the hill to the trail marker
• Closes every Dec. 1 to April 15 for elk

The Forest Service page doesn't post a dog rule for this trail.

Website · Call (970) 870-2299 · Map

Source: U.S. Forest Service Hot Springs trailhead page and order HPBE-2024-277, checked Nov. 3

• About 43 miles of designated trails for hiking, biking and riding
• The Forest Service lists the trail season as mid-June through November
• Dry Lake parking is $5 a day. In winter the lot is snowmobile staging
• Winter visitors need a free Buffalo Pass backcountry permit Dec. 15 to March 31; day permits are at the entrance sign

The Forest Service pages don't post a dog rule for these trails.

Website · Call (970) 870-2299 · Map

Source: U.S. Forest Service Buffalo Pass and Dry Lake trailhead pages and forest orders, checked Nov. 3

Rules vary

• The Forest Service says dogs aren't allowed on groomed trails, such as Bruce's Trail when volunteers groom it
• On the marked ski routes, dogs are allowed but discouraged, because paw prints damage ski tracks
• Fox Curve parking is free; Bruce's fills on weekends early in the season
• The Forest Service recommends skiing from West Summit to Walton Creek; snowmobiles use the area from Walton Creek to Muddy Pass

Two Forest Service sources differ: the Bruce's lot page bans dogs on groomed trails, and the older ski route guide allows dogs on routes but discourages them.

Website · Call (970) 870-2299 · Map

Source: U.S. Forest Service Bruce's parking lot page, Rabbit Ears ski route guide and Fishhook Fire closure, checked Nov. 3

Rules vary

• The Forest Service says pets must be under voice control at all times
• Its wilderness order goes further: any animal must be controlled well enough that it doesn't harass wildlife or people
• No camping or campfires within 100 feet of lakes, streams and trails

The web page says voice control and the order says physical control. Around wildlife, a leash is the safe bet.

Website · Call (970) 870-2299 · Map

Source: U.S. Forest Service Mount Zirkel Wilderness page and order MBRTB-2024-158B, checked Nov. 3

Leash required Park 5 a.m.–10 p.m. daily; visitor center 8 a.m.–4 p.m. daily

• Dog-friendly trails: Poverty Bar (1.1 miles), Willow Creek (3.8 miles) and the Tombstone Nature Trail (1.1 miles)
• Winter: the park lists its groomed ski touring trails (4.2 miles) and the 5-mile multiple-use trail as dog friendly
• Day pass $10–$12 per vehicle with Colorado plates, $15–$17 out of state, or $4 a person on foot or bike
• It's hunting season: the park recommends keeping dogs leashed for their own safety
• Since Nov. 1, boating and camper services are closed for the season; day-use areas stay open until winter conditions close them

Website · Call (970) 879-3922 · Map

Source: Colorado Parks and Wildlife Steamboat Lake pages and statewide dog rules, checked Nov. 3

Leash required Park 5 a.m.–10 p.m. daily; office at the Steamboat Lake visitor center

• A quiet lake with its own trail and no visitor center
• Same passes as Steamboat Lake: $10–$12 per vehicle with Colorado plates, $15–$17 out of state, or $4 a person
• Free entry for veterans and active military Nov. 11, and for everyone on Fresh Air Friday (Black Friday), Nov. 27
• Since Nov. 1, boating and camper services are closed for the season; day-use areas stay open until winter conditions close them

Website · Call (970) 879-3922 · Map

Source: Colorado Parks and Wildlife Pearl Lake page and statewide dog rules, checked Nov. 3

Leash required Park 6 a.m.–10 p.m. daily; office Mon–Fri 8 a.m.–4 p.m.

• Just outside Oak Creek. Trails include Elk Run (5 miles), Lakeview (1 mile) and the Overlook Trail
• Winter: about 8 miles of groomed trails for skiing, snowshoeing and fat biking, with loaner gear at the visitor center
• Day pass $12–$17 per vehicle, or $4 a person on foot or bike
• It's hunting season: the park recommends keeping dogs leashed, and waterfowl hunters use the west side

The park's 2024 brochure gives different dates for the Public Lands Access Trail, so check with the park.

Website · Call (970) 736-2436 · Map

Source: Colorado Parks and Wildlife Stagecoach trails and highlights pages, checked Nov. 3

Daily 11 a.m.–10 p.m.

• The brewery says well-behaved dogs are welcome in this taproom
• Big indoor space and a rooftop patio
• No kitchen, so bring your own food or have it delivered
• Not the Bus Stop: dogs aren't allowed inside Storm Peak's Bus Stop taproom at the mountain, because it has a kitchen

Website · Call (970) 879-1999 · Map

Source: Storm Peak Brewing FAQ and locations pages; phone from its Chamber listing, checked Nov. 3

Daily noon–midnight; 21 and older after 9:30 p.m.

• The Steamboat Chamber says dogs are always welcome here; it has indoor space and outdoor seating
• Snacks only, and you can bring outside food
• Happy hour Monday–Saturday 5–7 p.m. and all day Sunday, its site says

The bar's own site doesn't post a pet policy; the dogs-welcome word comes from the Chamber.

Website · Call (970) 761-2195 · Map

Source: Steamboat Chamber dog-friendly page; hours from the bar's website, checked Nov. 3

Sun 2–8 p.m.; Tue–Thu 3–8 p.m.; Fri 3–9 p.m.; Sat 11:30 a.m.–9 p.m.; closed Monday

• The Chamber names it a go-to downtown spot for a pint with your dog
• Patio by the Ninth Street bridge, near the river and Howelsen Hill
• Wood-fired pizza and a full menu
• The heated gondola cabins on the winter patio are pet-free

Closed Thanksgiving Day

It serves food, so call ahead if you want to bring your dog inside.

Website · Call (970) 879-6646 · Map

Source: Steamboat Chamber dog-friendly page; hours, Thanksgiving closure and cabin rule from the brewery's website, checked Nov. 3

Wed, Thu & Sun 4–10 p.m.; Fri–Sat 4–11 p.m.; closed Mon–Tue

• An 8,000-square-foot outdoor turf area for dogs, open whenever Snow Bowl is
• Sundays are dog days, with kiddie pools, chew toys and adoption events

Closed Nov. 9–26 for a fall break

The site doesn't say whether dogs can come inside the bowling center. Its Chamber listing gives a second phone number, (970) 879-9840.

Website · Call (970) 879-1149 · Map

Source: Snow Bowl's Dog Bowl page; fall closure from its website calendar (checked Nov. 2), checked Nov. 3

Mon 3–9 p.m.; Fri noon–9 p.m.; Sat–Sun 10:30 a.m.–9 p.m.; closed Tue–Thu

• The Steamboat Chamber names it as a dog-friendly restaurant, and its own site mentions local dogs playing outside
• Right at the base area. From the parking garage, head to the far end for the stairs and elevator

Call to ask where your dog can sit, and check hours before you go: they may change when the resort opens Nov. 21.

Website · Call (970) 879-2916 · Map

Source: Slopeside Grill website and Steamboat Chamber dog-friendly page, checked Nov. 3

Daily 7 a.m.–2 p.m.

• The Steamboat Chamber names its outdoor space as one that welcomes dogs
• No reservations; it runs a waitlist

The Chamber describes the patio as a summer spot. Ask whether it's open in cold weather.

Website · Call (970) 879-4925 · Map

Source: Steamboat Chamber dog-friendly page; hours from the restaurant's website, checked Nov. 3

• Pet fee $50 a night per dog; Gravity Haus members don't pay it
• Leashed dogs are welcome in the co-working space

Website · Call (970) 879-1730 · Map

Source: Gravity Haus Steamboat property FAQ, checked Nov. 3

• Dogs only, no cats: $50 a night, tax included
• Up to two dogs, with no weight limit
• Pet walking area on site

Website · Call (970) 879-2250 · Map

Source: IHG hotel amenities page (pet policy), checked Nov. 3

• Pet fee $35 a night
• Up to two pets; the policy says small to medium pets

The hotel's page isn't consistent on size limits. Confirm when you book.

Website · Call (970) 457-6800 · Map

Source: IHG hotel detail page, checked Nov. 3

• Up to two pets per room
• $125 nonrefundable pet fee
• Service animals stay free

Marriott's page lists the fee both per stay and per seven nights, and the weight limit as both 80 and 40 pounds. Confirm with the hotel.

Website · Call (970) 879-1298 · Map

Source: Marriott hotel overview page, checked Nov. 3

• The Chamber lists it as pet friendly
• Next to Yampa River Park and the Core Trail, across from Old Town Hot Springs

Pet fee and limits aren't posted where we looked. Ask when you book.

Website · Call (970) 879-1150 · Map

Source: Steamboat Chamber listing and dog-friendly page, checked Nov. 3

• The Chamber says it has several pet-friendly room types
• Downtown on Lincoln Avenue, with parking right outside your room

Pet fee and limits aren't posted where we looked. Ask when you book.

Website · Call (970) 879-0531 · Map

Source: Steamboat Chamber listing, checked Nov. 3

Mon–Fri 9 a.m.–6 p.m.; Sat 9 a.m.–5 p.m.; Sun 11 a.m.–5 p.m.

• Dry, canned, freeze-dried and frozen raw dog food
• Its "Doggy Deli" has long-lasting chews, bulk biscuits, frozen raw bones, pup-sicles and dog ice cream
• Will try to special-order what it doesn't stock; rewards app
• Locally owned; the Campbell family took over in October 2025

Website · Call (970) 879-6092 · Map

Source: Store website, checked Nov. 3

Mon–Fri 9 a.m.–6 p.m.; Sat 9 a.m.–5 p.m.; closed Sunday

• Wet, dry and refrigerated dog food from a long list of brands
• Delivers store products in Steamboat and nearby areas; call or email to schedule
• Staff give nutrition advice and will try to order foods that aren't on the shelf
• Also feed, tack and ranch supplies

Website · Call (970) 879-5383 · Map

Source: Store website, checked Nov. 3

• A dog shop in Wildhorse Marketplace Plaza, with plenty of parking
• Its online store is under construction: shop in person or ask about local delivery

We're still confirming what it carries, plus its street address, phone and hours.

Website · Map

Source: Store website, checked Nov. 3

Mon–Fri from 10:30 a.m. until the last dog is done; by appointment

• Breed-specific trims, with conditioner treatments matched to coat and skin
• Posted prices for small, medium and large dogs: bath package from $40, $45, $50; haircut from $50, $55, $65; nail filing and pad trim $12
• Behind Back Door Burgers, next to the city lot between Eighth and Ninth streets
• Often booked back to back, so call to book

Website · Call (970) 871-0021 · Map

Source: Business website, checked Nov. 3

Mon–Wed & Fri 8 a.m.–4 p.m.; Thu 9 a.m.–4 p.m.; every other Saturday 10 a.m.–5 p.m.

• Full-service dog grooming salon; call or text to book
• It has moved to the shopping center next to Walgreens
• Posted estimates: bath, dry and nail trim from $40 to $156 and up; full haircut from $85 to $190 and up; nail trim alone $23
• Walk-ins for nail trims, teeth brushing and anal glands during open hours

Closing times can vary, the salon says. Call to confirm.

Website · Call (970) 846-8335 · Map

Source: Business website, checked Nov. 3

Walk-ins Tue–Fri noon–4 p.m.; Sat 10 a.m.–5 p.m.; Sun noon–4 p.m.; closed Monday. Members: 24/7

• Indoor dog wash with four tubs, including an accessible tub and a small-dog tub, plus two drying bays
• Shampoo, conditioner and towels are provided
• Self-wash $25; staff "Drop & Wash" $50 by appointment; membership $49 a month per dog with 24/7 access (wait list)
• 20% off for educators and first responders. Next to Freshies

No haircuts, de-shedding or de-skunking.

Website · Call (970) 792-2025 · Map

Source: Business website, checked Nov. 3

Mon–Fri 7:30 a.m.–6 p.m.; Sat 8 a.m.–4 p.m.; closed Sunday. Check-in and check-out by reservation

• Small daycare and overnight lodging; the owner lives on site
• Heated floors, an indoor playroom and an outdoor yard
• Overnights $99 a night with all-day daycare, for dogs already in its daycare
• New dogs start with a one-hour, $100 assessment

Website · Call (970) 879-5683 · Map

Source: Business website, checked Nov. 3

Office 7 a.m.–6 p.m.; drop-off and pick-up 8–10 a.m. or late afternoon (afternoon pick-up $20 more per dog)

• Overnight boarding in two-room suites on an 18-acre ranch about 15 minutes from the ski area
• Nightly: $32 small, $37 medium, $42 large suite; a second dog in the same suite $25
• Boarders get daily day-camp play, walks and snow play; food, meds and treats included
• Tours daily; call ahead

Its site gives no phone or street address, and two different pick-up times.

Website

Source: Business website, checked Nov. 3

Open 8 a.m.–8 p.m. every day; boarding pick-up by noon, drop-off before 5 p.m.

• Boarding and daycare on a 40-acre property about 10 minutes outside Steamboat
• Under new ownership since November 2024
• Posted rates: kennels $55, $65 or $75 a day; daycare from $50
• Pick up a boarder after noon and a $35 half-day daycare fee applies; latest pick-up 7:45 p.m.

Website · Call (970) 879-3647 · Map

Source: Business website, checked Nov. 3

• Force-free, positive-reinforcement training, certified through CCPDT and Fear Free
• Private sessions, group classes, workshops and virtual sessions
• Reactivity, fearful dogs, puppy socialization, obedience and cooperative care
• Private sessions $150, or five for $625; puppy program $760 for eight sessions; virtual $75 an hour

Website

Source: Business website, checked Nov. 3

• A northwest Colorado trainer that lists Steamboat Springs and Hayden among the towns it serves
• Six-week family dog course, a four-week puppy class for pups 10 to 16 weeks, nose work and in-home behavior consults
• Free first consultation, started with an online questionnaire

Website

Source: Business website, checked Nov. 3

Mon–Fri 8 a.m.–6 p.m.; a doctor is on call around the clock

• Says a doctor is on call 24 hours a day, every day of the year: call the main number
• Surgery including spays, neuters and dental procedures; orthopedic surgery by a visiting surgeon
• Rehab: laser therapy, acupuncture and an underwater treadmill
• Also treats horses and livestock

Closed Thanksgiving

Closed Christmas Eve and Christmas Day

Closed New Year's Eve and New Year's Day

Its site doesn't say whether after-hours care is limited to its own clients. The street address comes from another clinic's list and directories.

Website · Call (970) 879-1041 · Map

Source: Hospital website (contact, services and emergency pages), checked Nov. 3

Mon–Thu 8 a.m.–6 p.m.; Fri 8 a.m.–5 p.m.; Sat 9 a.m.–2 p.m.; emergencies by phone around the clock

• Says it offers 24/7 emergency care
• After hours, its urgent care page says to call the main line for the doctor on call. Its on-call page lists Ski Town Animal Hospital's after-hours line, (970) 879-3486, for the evenings and weekends the two clinics share
• Same-day drop-off for sick or hurt pets; surgery, dentistry with X-rays, in-house lab and ultrasound
• Says it's Steamboat's only AAHA-accredited clinic

Its pages give two different after-hours numbers, so try both. The site doesn't say whether after-hours care is limited to its own clients.

Website · Call (970) 879-5273 · Map

Source: Clinic website (home, urgent care and on-call pages), checked Nov. 3

Mon–Fri 8 a.m.–5 p.m.; Sat 8 a.m.–3 p.m. (some of its pages say 5 p.m.)

• Open Saturdays, with same-day appointments for urgent problems
• House calls in Steamboat, Oak Creek, Hayden and Phippsburg: exams, vaccines, senior checks and at-home euthanasia
• Spays, neuters, soft-tissue surgery and dental cleanings with digital X-rays
• Pet Kare Clinic says the two clinics share evening and weekend emergencies

Its contact page says Saturdays end at 3 p.m.; other pages say 5 p.m. Call to confirm.

Website · Call (970) 879-3486 · Map

Source: Clinic website (home, contact, emergency and house-call pages), checked Nov. 3

• Dr. Dayna Baillo sees dogs, cats, pocket pets, birds and reptiles: preventive care, diagnostics and surgery
• Also acupuncture, cold laser therapy and supplements
• For emergencies, during or after hours, its site recommends Ski Town, Steamboat Veterinary Hospital or Pet Kare

We're still confirming its address, phone and hours.

Website

Source: Clinic website (home, emergency and about pages), checked Nov. 3

Mon, Tue, Thu & Fri 9 a.m.–5 p.m.; closed Wed, Sat & Sun

• Dr. Erica Schrader sees dogs and cats in the clinic and at home
• In the clinic: dental cleanings, lab work, ultrasound and soft-tissue surgery
• At home: vaccines, acupuncture, rehab after surgery, X-rays, hospice and euthanasia

Its phone number, which it also lists as its emergency line, has an out-of-state area code. Its site was last updated in 2025, so call to confirm hours.

Website · Call (701) 412-5123 · Map

Source: Clinic website (home, mobile services and about pages), checked Nov. 3

Mon–Fri 8 a.m.–5 p.m.; other times by request

• Dr. Cindi Hillemeyer makes house calls across Routt County, with weekly trips to Oak Creek; Hayden visits by arrangement
• Says it's taking new clients
• Wellness exams, vaccines, dentistry, minor surgery, ultrasound, microchips and at-home euthanasia
• Posted prices: house-call fee $65 in town, up to $100 for 20–35 miles; vaccines $22–$35 each

Not an emergency service; it sends emergencies to Pet Kare or Steamboat Veterinary Hospital.

Website · Call (970) 422-0291

Source: Practice website (home, service area, pricing and FAQ pages), checked Nov. 3

Mon–Fri 8 a.m.–5 p.m., closed noon–1 p.m.

• The Routt County Humane Society's nonprofit clinic, with discounted prices for all pet owners
• Posted prices: $50 office visit; dog vaccines $20–$25 each; microchip $25
• Dog spays and neuters $250–$500 by weight and sex. A low-cost clinic every Thursday serves owners earning under $60,000, with co-pays of $75–$150
• No emergency care

Doctor appointments are Monday and Wednesday afternoons and Friday mornings, the Humane Society's site says.

Website · Call (970) 457-8002 · Map

Source: Routt County Humane Society website (wellness clinic, veterinary services and spay/neuter pages), checked Nov. 3

Second Saturday of every month, noon–2 p.m.

• Walk in at the animal shelter: no appointment, first come, first served
• Vaccines $20–$30 each; microchips $25

Parts of the Humane Society's site still list a $15 price. Call to confirm.

Website · Call (970) 457-8002 · Map

Source: Routt County Humane Society vaccination clinics page, checked Nov. 3

Daily noon–5 p.m.; adoptions finalized by 4:30 p.m.

• Run by the Routt County Humane Society, which says it has managed the city's shelter since 2015
• Adoptions, and the place to call about a lost or found animal
• Steamboat dog licenses are issued here: bring the paper rabies certificate (not the tag) and proof of spay or neuter

Website · Call (970) 879-7247 · Map

Source: City of Steamboat Springs community services page and licensing FAQ; address, hours and history from the Routt County Humane Society, checked Nov. 3