Pet CPR & 1st Aid Certification!  

Pet Emergency Education is bringing a safety course to Cheyenne!

What: Canine & Feline CPR and 1st Aid Certification

When: Saturday, March 7th; 1pm-4pm

Where: CAS Community Room

Cost: $55

Head to : http://www.petemergencyeducation.com/wyoming-classes.html to learn more and register!!

The Fast & the Furriest!!  

Fur Ball is back and at Full Speed!

When: April 11th, 2015

Where: Little America

What: Dinner, live auction, silent auction.

Head to www.CheyenneFurBall.org to purchase tickets!!

CAS is looking for any volunteers wanting to help as well as accepting donations for auction items. Call Katie Emmons at (307) 286-0840 for more info!!

 

Winter Weather Warning!  

Tips:

1. Consider the wind chill factor.

2. Ensure drinking water hasn’t frozen over.

3. Ensure there is a wind break or full shelter outside.

4. Make sure to dry off ice clumps around feet.

*Remember if you don’t want to be out in it, they don’t either!!

Training Classes  

Underdog – for the freshly adopted friend needing help adjusting!

-3/16-4/20

-Monday nights, 6:00pm – 6:45pm

 

Polished Pooch – for the easily distracted dog needing a little structure!

-3/16-4/20

-Monday nights, 7:00-7:30pm

 

Adoption Option Workshop – a quick orientation style course!

-Thursday nights, 6:00pm – 7:30pm

 

 Call CAS at 632-6655 for more info!!

 

 

The Cheyenne Animal Shelter

The mission of the Cheyenne Animal Shelter is to enhance the quality of life for animals and people through compassion, respect and education.

For nearly 40 years, the Cheyenne Animal Shelter has extended the hand of kindness to neglected and abused companion animals in Cheyenne and Laramie County. Today, we are involved in an ever-expanding effort to accomplish a mission that goes beyond sheltering the homeless and unwanted pet population. Our goal is to find a home for every adoptable companion animal brought to our door. To reach this goal, we must increase the number of pets we place and decrease the number of pets relinquished. We hope to achieve this goal through ongoing community relations programs, such as humane education, offsite adoptions and outreach.