Adoptable Animals
How do I adopt?
If you are interested in any of these pets, please download, fill out and upload the adoption form back to us at [email protected] for the type of animal you are interested in adopting. A member of our Animal Care team will contact you for a “meet and greet” appointment.
We do require you and your current family members (both 2 and 4 legged) to meet the new member of the family in a controlled environment prior to adoption.
We’re sorry, we only accept checks as a monetary donation. Cash and credit cards are accepted for adoptions.
HOURS & LOCATION
ADDRESS
800 Southwest Dr.
Cheyenne, WY 82007
ADOPTION HOURS
Monday -Saturday: noon to 6 P.M.
RECLAIM HOURS
Monday-Saturday: 8 A.M. to 6 P.M.
We are accepting owner-surrenders by APPOINTMENT ONLY at 632-6655.
Check out our rehoming program!
CONTACT US
Main Office: (307) 632-6655
Animal Control: (307) 637-6206
After Hours Animal Control: (307) 637-6524 (Law Enforcement Non-Emergency Number)
The Cheyenne Animal Shelter provides intake, reclaim and owner surrender services to Cheyenne and Laramie County residents only.
LoneLy Hearts
Animals with a heart on their picture are a part of our Lonely Hearts Club. These are the animals that have been at the Shelter the longest and are waiting for their new home! Meet our club members and see if you can replace the loneliness with love!
Animal Adoption faq
How do I adopt a pet?
While visiting the Cheyenne Animal Shelter, a pet adoption counselor will help you find the pet that is the best match for your family and lifestyle. After you select a pet, a Cheyenne Animal Shelter staff member will begin the adoption process, which often takes as little as an hour. Once you have reviewed all adoption paperwork, you’ll pay the adoption fee. Then you’re ready to take your new furry family member home.
Adoption Package Includes (worth roughly $370):
Microchip and national registration: $50
One month of pet health insurance for $1
At least one set of vaccinations: $40
De-worming: $30
Pet information
A certificate for a free veterinary exam