cheyenne animal shelter

A dog who's been roaming loose in south Cheyenne since 2019 has finally been captured.

The Cheyenne Animal Shelter is facing challenges posed by too many animals, not enough employees, and increased costs for health insurance, according to a post on the organization's Facebook page. According to the post, no new cats or kittens are being accepted at the shelter right now due to a lack of room...

The Cheyenne Animal Shelter is hosting its 'Phantom of the PAWpera' Fur Ball event at the Little America Hotel and Resort on April 29, 2023.

Under the current contract, which expires June 30, the shelter gets paid $800,000 a year to serve as the city and county’s designated open-intake shelter.

Collins says a disagreement over financial responsibility is what ultimately led the city and county not to renew their contract with the Cheyenne Animal Shelter.

A feral feline is back at work controlling Cheyenne’s rodent population following a harrowing ordeal that left her with a toeless paw.

She likely burned through the first of her nine lives, but thanks to a concerned citizen and Cheyenne Animal Control officers, a kitten has a new lease on life.

Just imagine, coming home from work after a long day, your feet are sore, your knees kind of ache, and all of a sudden, you're greeted by your four-legged friend.

An orange tabby is free again after getting stuck inside a car in Cheyenne.

All told, Animal Control ended up rescuing 64 dogs, 13 birds, and a handful of cats.