How Do You Celebrate the 100th Anniversary of an Organization?

How important is Animal Health? Hugely, we’ve come to appreciate. Cattle, hogs, sheep, horses, rabbits, goats…   We learned a fascinating story, collaborating with the 3^rd and 4^th generations of Huff family leaders to create their 100^th anniversary art. 

The roots of the company, headquartered in Denver, Colorado, go back to Hog Cholera, devastating the swine industry in the early 1900s. From producing the Hog Cholera Serum, Colorado Serum has expanded their product line broadly to distribute globally—all celebrated in their centennial art.  

Hog Cholera was eventually eradicated, and Colorado Serum went on to expand its product lines. Today, the Company’s facilities cover 22 acres in Denver, and their products are marketed and distributed by many animal health companies across the globe. 

Designed with a gold leaf frame and mahogany base, the 3-dimensional art celebrating the 100^th anniversary of Colorado Serum measures 34.5” x 30” x 5.5” and resembles the shape of a serum bottle. Created in 3D and featured in the top center is the Company’s logo, with the positioning line photoengraved in brass underneath. 

Flowing down the center, a ribbon of flags shows the different countries Colorado Serum exports to, with logos for the 5 biological products positioned along the ribbon. On the silver bottom slanted inner side are the 4 company products logos on the left, and the dedication message on the right, which reads: “As we commemorate 100 years of business in the Animal Health Industry, the Huff family extends its gratitude to all of our current and former employees, their families, our suppliers, distributors, and ultimately our customers.”

Congratulations to Colorado Serum Company, as you enter your second century!