Cheyenne Animal Shelter

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.

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

The Ed Herschler Detachment of the Marine Corps League veterans group is holding a gun show this weekend.

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.

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

It's going to be a purrfect evening.