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Adoptable pets and Animal Control for the City of Rawlins DIRECTIONS Exit 215 off of I-80 to Cedar Street. Airport Road is the first right after leaving the interstate. Rawlins Animal Shelter is approximately .8 mile north on Airport Road and is on the west side of the road.

Local animal shelter offering animal adoptions, Lost and Found, pet food assistance and low cost annual Rabies shots. Adoptable animals all receive a health exam, vaccinations, and spay/neuter prior to becoming available. Temporary shelter is also available to pets with owners who are temporarily homeless, a victim of a natural disaster or domestic violence.

The purpose of Paws for Life Animal League is a strictly volunteer organization dedicated to manage the Riverton Animal Adoption Center in Riverton, Wyoming. We are committed to rescuing the mistreated, saving the injured, loving the abandoned and being their voice at the end.

Offering assistance with the following: Adoptions, Pet Lost and Found, Low-Cost Vaccines, Microchips, and Spay/Neuter, Pet Re-Homing, Public Dog Park, Pet Food Assistance

Dog food and cat food and litter available for free year-round to anyone in need. Occasionally, pocket pet food and supplies may will also be available. Food can be picked up on the 3rd Sunday of every month from 10am until 12pm.

Providing new forever homes to formerly homeless animals at both the shelter and adoption events.

Animal Shelter

The Animal Control Division is composed of one Animal Control Supervisor, three Animal Control Officers, and three Animal Shelter Assistants. The Animal Control Division provides enforcement of the City's ordinances on animal control. They work to balance health, safety, and welfare needs of people and animals. The Animal Shelter is a City owned and operated facility. It provides housing and other shelter services for Gillette and Campbell County.

The Animal Adoption Center is a 501c(3) nonprofit located in Jackson, WY dedicated to saving the lives of homeless animals through rescue, adoption, education, and spay/neuter.

Since 1996 PCAS has provided a no-kill safe haven for the lost, abandoned, abused, neglected or relinquished animals of Park County, Wyoming.