Pet Adoption In The Cheyenne Area: See The Latest Dogs, Cats & More

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Want to add to your family and do something good for the world at the same time? Adopt a pet from a local shelter or organization! Despite the COVID-19 pandemic, facilities have dogs, cats and other kinds of pets ready and waiting to be adopted.

There are thousands of dogs, cats and other animals of all ages and sizes without a home across Wyoming — and many are located in your area. For those looking to adopt, a great place to begin your search for a new family member is at Yola And Boogy Fund, where Freddy the dog is waiting patiently, or another local adoption center. If you aren't sure if you have time to take care of a pet year round, many shelters also offer opportunities to foster pets until they are placed in permanent homes.

Here at Patch, with a little help from our friends at Petfinder, we round up a list each week of all the pets recently put up for adoption in your area. If you're a dog person, you might like Toby, a Pit Bull Terrier up for adoption. Or if cats are more your thing, there are several great cats available, too. Click on any listing for more information, or to start the adoption process.

Editor’s note: This list was automatically generated using data compiled by Petfinder. Please report any errors or other feedback to content@patch.com.

Toby

  • Name: Toby

  • Species: Dog

  • Location: Yola And Boogy Fund, Cheyenne, WY

  • Age, Size, Sex, Breed: Baby, Large, Male, Pit Bull Terrier

  • Description: "We will NOT respond to emails asking if a particular pet is still available. The BEST use of our time..." Learn more

Hettie

  • Name: Hettie

  • Species: Dog

  • Location: Yola And Boogy Fund, Cheyenne, WY

  • Age, Size, Sex, Breed: Baby, Medium, Female, Australian Shepherd

  • Description: "We will NOT respond to emails asking if a particular pet is still available. The BEST use of our time..." Learn more

Freddy

  • Name: Freddy

  • Species: Dog

  • Location: Yola And Boogy Fund, Cheyenne, WY

  • Age, Size, Sex, Breed: Baby, Medium, Male, Australian Shepherd

  • Description: "We will NOT respond to emails asking if a particular pet is still available. The BEST use of our time..." Learn more

Ned

  • Name: Ned

  • Species: Dog

  • Location: Yola And Boogy Fund, Cheyenne, WY

  • Age, Size, Sex, Breed: Baby, Medium, Male, Australian Shepherd

  • Description: "We will NOT respond to emails asking if a particular pet is still available. The BEST use of our time..." Learn more

Caddy

  • Name: Caddy

  • Species: Dog

  • Location: Yola And Boogy Fund, Cheyenne, WY

  • Age, Size, Sex, Breed: Baby, Medium, Male, Australian Shepherd

  • Description: "We will NOT respond to emails asking if a particular pet is still available. The BEST use of our time..." Learn more

P Q

  • Name: P Q

  • Species: Dog

  • Location: Yola And Boogy Fund, Cheyenne, WY

  • Age, Size, Sex, Breed: Senior, Medium, Female, Chihuahua

  • Description: "We will NOT respond to emails asking if a particular pet is still available. The BEST use of our time..." Learn more

Tilly

  • Name: Tilly

  • Species: Dog

  • Location: Yola And Boogy Fund, Cheyenne, WY

  • Age, Size, Sex, Breed: Adult, Medium, Female, Mountain Dog

  • Good With: Dogs

  • Description: "We will NOT respond to emails asking if a particular pet is still available. The BEST use of our time..." Learn more

Daisy

  • Name: Daisy

  • Species: Dog

  • Location: Yola And Boogy Fund, Cheyenne, WY

  • Age, Size, Sex, Breed: Adult, Medium, Female, Pit Bull Terrier

  • Description: "We will NOT respond to emails asking if a particular pet is still available. The BEST use of our time..." Learn more

Chai

  • Name: Chai

  • Species: Dog

  • Location: Yola And Boogy Fund, Cheyenne, WY

  • Age, Size, Sex, Breed: Young, Medium, Male, Retriever

  • Description: "We will NOT respond to emails asking if a particular pet is still available. The BEST use of our time..." Learn more

Panda

  • Name: Panda

  • Species: Dog

  • Location: Yola And Boogy Fund, Cheyenne, WY

  • Age, Size, Sex, Breed: Adult, Medium, Male, Pomeranian

  • Description: "Panda had a leg injury. In the future he may need surgery that we will pay for. We will NOT..." Learn more

Frosty

  • Name: Frosty

  • Species: Dog

  • Location: Black Dog Animal Rescue, 2407 E 9th Street, Cheyenne, WY

  • Age, Size, Sex, Breed: Adult, Medium, Female, Labrador Retriever

  • Good With: Kids and dogs

  • Description: "If you are not viewing this adoption listing from our website at www.bdar.org, please go there to get more information,..." Learn more

Kitty

  • Name: Kitty

  • Species: Cat

  • Location: Black Dog Animal Rescue, 2407 E 9th Street, Cheyenne, WY

  • Age, Size, Sex, Breed: Senior, Small, Female, Domestic Short Hair

  • Good With: Kids

  • Description: "If you are not viewing this adoption listing from our website at www.bdar.org, please go there to get more information,..." Learn more

This article originally appeared on the Cheyenne Patch

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