Laramie Animal Welfare Society

1104 S. 2nd St Laramie, Wyoming 82070

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Mattie

Domestic Long Hair (long coat)
12 Years 3 Months • Female

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Orbit

Border Collie / Pit Bull Terrier / Mixed (short coat)
4 Years 9 Months • Female

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Joan (Barn Cat)

Domestic Short Hair (short coat)
5 Years 3 Months • Female

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June Carter

Golden Retriever / German Shepherd Dog / Mixed (medium coat)
3 Years 9 Months • Female

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Ron

Domestic Short Hair (short coat)
2 Years 1 Month • Male

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Lucky Day

Red Heeler / Mixed (short coat)
1 Year 6 Months • Male

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Poke`(FIV Positive)

Domestic Short Hair (short coat)
1 Year 10 Months • Male

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Scotty (Bonded with Miss Maple)

Domestic Short Hair
11 Months • Male

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Miss Maple (Bonded with Scotty)

Domestic Short Hair
10 Months • Female

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About this shelter

Laramie Animal Welfare Society in Laramie, WY

We assist the City of Laramie Animal Shelter by covering medical expenses for all surrendered animals and funding spay/neuter surgeries for their adoptions. Our organization offers foster care for special needs animals and bottle-fed kittens at the shelter. We provide spay/neuter coupons to community members and operate a feral cat trap-neuter-return (TNR) program in Albany County. Additionally, we manage a kitten foster, socialization, and adoption program. We also offer compassionate fostering for community members who unexpectedly need short-term care for their pets. Furthermore, we provide low-cost microchipping services.

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Adopting from Laramie Animal Welfare Society

Adoption process

Adopters are required to complete an application and provide three references, as well as the contact information for their current veterinarian, if applicable. All animals are spayed or neutered and microchipped before adoption. The adoption contract includes a commitment to keep cats indoors, except in the case of adopting a feral cat intended to live in a barn. Additionally, dogs must have identification, and if an owner is unable to care for their pet any longer, the animal must be returned to LAWS.

Service area: Laramie, Wyoming, and the surrounding areas in Albany County.

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