The Animal Management System has moved. To access the new location, please visit ams.research.colostate.edu
Lab Animal Resources
We use our expertise to provide the highest standard of care for laboratory animals in support of the Colorado State University research community. We oversee the care and management of animals used in research and teaching at Colorado State University in over 48,000 square feet of animal holding space for small and large animals including animal biosafety level 3.
Please cite or acknowledge LAR by our Research Resource ID (RRID: SCR_022157) in publications that include information about our facilities and services.
News & Events
Reminder: Black Out Dates for Animal Deliveries
As a reminder, no animal deliveries will be scheduled for University or universal holidays that fall on a Monday, in addition to the week of
Compassion Fatigue in Research Seminars
RICRO, the Lab Liaison Program and Research Safety Culture Program are hosting two seminars on Friday October 18th. The topic will be compassion fatigue in
Notice of New Room Use Procedures
LAR has gone electronic with room scheduling! You must schedule the use of these rooms by submitting a request in your Outlook Calendar. You will
Equipment Handling Fee
LAR will charge a delivery and cage wash fee for non-LAR requests for equipment. Two Work orders are required, https://rsweb.research.colostate.edu/LARForms/ To request initial delivery of equipment.
Animal Order Reminders
When entering animal requisitions in eAnimal Ordering, please be mindful of filling out the entire requisition form with the desired specifications. If there is a
Statement of support for the safe and humane treatment of laboratory animals:
Laboratory animals have played a vital role in many of the most significant advances in the diagnosis and treatment of disease, and continue to be a critical resource. Transporting animals between specialized breeders and institutions is important to continue new discoveries and foster collaborations. Airlines and other transportation services are critical for this work, and LAR supports the continued safe, humane, and rapid transport of laboratory animals to improve the lives of both humans and animals.