Community Cats Program

Laramie Peak Humane Society is helping outdoor cats through our Community Cats Program.

LPHS Community Cats Program involves trapping, neutering and returning (TNR) feral cats also known as “Community Cats.”    The cats will be ear-tipped for identification, vaccinated for rabies and CVR.

Please contact us if you are feeding any outdoor cats.  The more that we know about where the cats eat and spend their time, the more successful we’ll be.

Our goal is to spay and neuter 325 cats per year for the next two years!

We haven’t forgotten about the pet cats.  Vouchers are available to get your cat spay or neutered.

Funding for the Community Cats Program is made possible by a grant from PetSmart Charities®.

Help is available to spay or neuter your dog or cat. Contact LPHS for more information.

Foster Homes Needed!

Laramie Peak Humane Society is in need of foster homes for older and special needs dogs and cats.

By providing a foster home for a dog, you can help with the training and transition from the shelter to a forever home. 

Foster arrangements can be for a few weeks to several months. Opportunities are available to foster dogs on weekends only, or maybe just a few days a week.

Fostering is a great option for someone that works a lot of hours.  The dog can spend time at the shelter while you are at work and go home with you for the weekend or evening.

Maggie

Upcoming Adoption Events

• Saturday, Feburary 18th - Dogs and cats will be available for adoption at the PETCO in Casper, WY

Volunteers Needed

There are many ways to help out at LPHS.

Socialize Animals: if you have some free time, come down to the Humane Society and walk or play ball with a dog, brush a cat, even just hold some of the scared, abandoned kittens that come in each year. Every minute spent with an animal helps socialize them and make them better adoption candidates.

Adoption Events: take pets to off-site adoption events and help them find their forever homes. LPHS attends adoption events at Casper Petco, Cheyenne Petco, and local events including Douglas Farmers Market.

Fundraising: LPHS has several fundraising events throughout the year such as Paws and Pearls, Putt for Paws, the Dog Gone Race, and the LPHS Garage Sale.

Transport Volunteers: Help transport dogs and cats to rescues or off-site adoption centers.

Maintence: help is needed to keep our shelter looking good. LPHS needs help with landscape maintence as well as handyman services and general upkeep.

Community Cats Program: LPHS needs help with distributing door hangers to notify neighbors when Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) is taking place in an area.