Black Dog Animal Rescue

Two dogs that were headed to slaughter on a dog meat farm in Wonju, South Korea are now safe in Cheyenne.

Check out these 5 adorable dogs available for adoption right now in Cheyenne!

Human love is wonderful when it's healthy and it lasts.... Dog love? Unconditional and for life. May you have both. If not, this makes it easy and convenient this weekend.   Today, join Black Dog Animal Rescue for their weekend long adoption drive for Valentine’s Day weekend! BDA...

Black Dog Animal Rescue is partnering with the Best Friends Animal Society to offer free pet adoptions Black Friday through Cyber Monday. "You cannot put a price on love and during this free adoption promotion, you don't have to," said Emilee Intlekofer, Operations Director for Black Dog Animal Rescue...

Cheyenne's Black Dog Animal Rescue hosted the 5th annual Bark and Wine fundraiser Friday, October 9th at the Cheyenne Depot Museum. The event included a dinner, live music, and silent auction. Proceeds were donated to BDAR. We want to thank the community and the amazing sponsors for making Bark and Wine such a success, Despite having run out of food and drinks due to the overwhelming boost in atte

Black Dog Animal Rescue is waiving all adoption fees for "less-adoptable" pets this month. In recognition of PetFinder.com’s "Adopt a Less Adoptable Pet" campaign, BDAR has partnered with the Cheyenne Dog Food Company, Cottonwood Veterinary Clinic, PetCo and Red Ruff Inn to offer fee-waived adoptions and gift packages to anyone who adopts a qualifying dog or cat during the mont

The 3rd annual Summer Mutt Fair is taking place in conjunction with the Cheyenne Animal Shelter’s Dog Jog on Saturday, June 13th in Cheyenne at Lion’s Park from 9am-12pm.

Black Dog Animal Rescue is hosting the first monthly distribution day for its newly re-structured pet food and supply pantry program, The Empty Dish.

Congratulations to Jewels, the winner of our Mutt Shaming Photo Contest. The Black Dog Animal Rescue hosted their annual Summer Mutt Fair last month at Lions Park, we had lots of pet owners stop by our booth to take a picture shaming their dog for it's bad behavior.

On Saturday, June 14, 38 shameful dogs approached our 106.3 Cowboy Country/KingFM tent and told us their woeful "tails." And then we laughed a lot.