Cheyenne Animal Shelter

Police say the dog can be claimed at the Cheyenne Animal Shelter.

A kitten at the Cheyenne Animal Shelter found the purr-fect home when it was adopted by a Wyoming trooper.

Animal Shelter officials say the dog killed six goats and that they had no choice under state law except to euthanize the dog.

The resolution calls for annual governance training for the shelter board, audits of the shelter's policies and the development of a crisis management plan.

No microchip was found on the dog, but Logan says the medical examiner believes the dog may have been a large breed puppy such as a German shepherd.

Cheyenne Animal Shelter CEO Bob Fecht has resigned from his position with the shelter.

Sandburg says he's been after the Legislature for the last 10 years to fix the problems with the ethical treatment of animals in the state.

Illoway's resignation comes just three weeks after an 80 pound pit bull named Tanner was pepper sprayed at the direction of the shelter's CEO, Bob Fecht.

The shelter plans to provide an updated statement on Thursday after the board has a chance to discuss the matter.

Police have determined that CAS President and CEO Bob Fecht and two employees committed animal abuse by pepper spraying a dog after it bit an employee.