Cheyenne Animal Shelter

Night Drop Boxes  

Did you know we have night drop boxes in our receiving hallway? We open them every night after hours and the animals placed in them after we close for the evening are taken care of first thing in the morning. They are heated, have fresh water and a blanket in them to keep the pets happy until morning. If you ever find a lost pet at night you can still bring them to us incase you just cannot have them in your home until we open again.

Lost & Found Support  

We are proud to introduce the after hours lost and found support hotline. If your pet has gone missing or you have found a pet after Cheyenne Animal Shelter hours of operation we now have a volunteer who is able to help you reunite that found pet or help you look for your missing pet. Please call (307)214-5779, please note this phone line is NOT for animal control calls. If you have a concern with animal control please contact them during regular business hours or if you have an animal related emergency please call 911.

Critter Camp 2013  

Registration for Critter Camp 2013 is now open. You may pick up your brochure for registration at the Cheyenne Animal Shelter. Critter Camp weeks fill up quickly so please make sure you get your registration sheets in soon.

Follow this link to see full details and dates

Critter Camp 2013

Supplies and Foster Homes Needed  

Kitten and Puppy season is right around the corner and we are low on supplies and foster homes to care for them. If you would like to contribute to the care of the kittens and puppies that will soon be coming through our doors we would appreciate any of the following items as a donation more than you can imagine:

KMR Kitten Formula or milk replacement, Kitten food – canned and kibble, Puppy formula or milk replacement, and puppy food – canned and kibble

Please bring donations to the Cheyenne Animal Shelter and we thank you for your support. Please call for more information about our growing foster program.

ASPCA Rachael Ray $100K Challenge  

We are pleased to announce that the Cheyenne Animal Shelter has been accepted into the ASPCA Rachael Ray $100K Challenge. The Goal of this challenge for shelters that are participating in the program is to double the amount of adoptions during their busiest time of the year, summer. The Challenge does not start until June and goes through August, and in that time, in order to win we will be challenged to double the adoptions we had during that time last year! I know it sounds difficult but we are more than excited to be a part of this program. With the success we had with the Iam’s Home 4 the Holidays Adoption Campaign we are more than confident we have a chance at the $100K Challenge. We will be running specials and promotions to help amp our supporters to come out and adopt this summer. Check back for further details in the future.

Introducing the Barn Cat Program  

Do you have a barn? Would you like to adopt a barn cat or two? The Cheyenne Animal Shelter is pleased to introduce our new Barn Cat Adoption Program! The adoption fee for cats designated for this program is just $10, which includes spay or neuter, microchip, distemper, rabies vaccinations and ear tipping for proper identification. For more information about this topic please visit the Barn Cat Program Page under the Adopt tab, or click the link below.

Barn Cat Program

Animal Rescue Site Shelter Challenge  

Its that time of year again, the Cheyenne Animal Shelter has another chance to win $5,000 from the Animal Rescue site, and the process is so easy you can do it in your sleep. You can only vote once per day per device: computer, tablet, smart phone, blackberry, kindle, anything that has internet access. Go to the website below and search for the Cheyenne Animal Shelter, once you have found us click on the VOTE button, it will ask you to type in the security code pictured, and voila, your vote has been cast. Please tell everyone you know. We have won the statewide prize of $1,000 numerous times but with your help we can win the $5,000 prize. Voting starts January 7. VOTE NOW

Animal Rescue Site – Shelter Challenge