cheyenne animal shelter

The Cheyenne Police Department reports finding a stray dog (above photo) in the 3400 block of Concord Road early this morning.

One of the 64 dogs who were rescued from a hoarding situation in south Cheyenne last April is looking for a new loving home.

Mayor Patrick Collins says the shelter's board voted Wednesday night to accept the city's offer of a three-year contract for sheltering services.

Collins says the city’s responsibilities are much larger than just funding the Cheyenne Animal Shelter and the 53% increase they're asking for.

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 discussion of the recently announced decision by the City of Cheyenne and Laramie County to end their contract with the Cheyenne Animal Shelter will be discussed on the ''Weekend in Wyoming" program at AM 650, KGAB on Saturday.

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.

The Cheyenne Animal Shelter says it received notice Thursday afternoon that the City of Cheyenne and Laramie County plan to end their long-standing contract with the 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.