Cheyenne Animal Shelter

A Cheyenne man is now behind bars after authorities uncover a harrowing case of animal neglect. The story has left many in the community reeling.

In Cheyenne, a group of animals is receiving care and compassion after enduring unimaginable neglect. It’s a story that tugs at the heartstrings.

Meet Belly, Conrad, and Jeremiah—the newest residents at the Cheyenne Animal Shelter, bringing a wave of wonder and a splash of color to the local scene.

According to the release Adoption hours during the event are 12:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. daily, with the last meet-and-greet appointments beginning at 5:30 p.m.

The cat is currently at the Cheyenne Animal Shelter on a stray hold, according to the release.

Look out for unidentified flying pets!

Bacon grease and drains don't mix, but that's exactly what it took to get a stuck hairball out of a drain in downtown Cheyenne earlier this week.

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...

Cheyenne Animal Control is reminding folks to inspect and cover their window wells after a kitten got stuck in an optometrist's window well.

A ferret named Dumpling is back home with his family after getting lost in the great outdoors, Cheyenne Animal Control says.

The Cheyenne Animal Shelter is in need of adopters or fosters to help take animals in as they near maximum capacity.