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PCAS is a no-kill shelter dedicated to the preservation of life & a quality existence for all animals
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Since becoming a no-kill shelter in 1996, PCAS has endeavored to minimize euthanasia through education, community outreach, and network partnerships. We are dedicated to the preservation of life and a quality existence for all animals under our care.

08/26/2024

You’re invited to Legacy & Giving Night on Tuesday, August 27 at 7:00 PM in the Grizzly Room at the Park County Library!

Join PARK COUNTY ANIMAL SHELTER for this special evening where you’ll learn how to make a lasting impact by incorporating charitable giving into your estate planning. This is a unique opportunity to discover how you can leave a meaningful legacy for causes close to your heart, like the Park County Animal Shelter.

We will have expert speakers offering legal and accounting advice to help guide you through the process of estate planning and charitable giving. Whether you’re new to the concept or looking to refine your existing plans, this event will provide valuable insights on how to give a part of your estate to organizations that matter most to you.

The event is open to all. We look forward to seeing you there and sharing how your generosity can make a lasting difference in our community!

For more information, please visit ParkCountyAnimalShelter.org to sign up or contact us directly. Together, let’s create a legacy of love and care for the future! 307-587-5110

08/26/2024

At Park County Animal Shelter, we see firsthand just how vulnerable neonatal kittens are when they arrive without their mother. These tiny babies need to be fed every two to three hours around the clock, which is an immense commitment for our team and foster families.

Many well-meaning individuals rescue baby kittens from nests, not realizing that they’re often better off with their mother. Removing them too soon creates more work for shelters like ours, as these kittens are in desperate need of constant care, warmth, and medical attention.

Since 1990, our shelter has been providing that care, nurturing these fragile little lives and finding them loving homes where they can thrive. But we can’t do it alone. These kittens rely on the community’s support to ensure they receive everything they need—from food to veterinary care—while we prepare them for adoption.

We need your help to continue opening our arms and hearts to these most vulnerable kittens. A small recurring monthly donation of $5, $10, $15, or $20 can make a significant difference in their lives. Your generosity will allow us to be ready when kittens in need are brought to our door. Please visit [ParkCountyAnimalShelter.org/getinvolved/donate](http://ParkCountyAnimalShelter.org/getinvolved/donate) and sign up for a recurring membership today. ❤️❤️❤️

08/24/2024

Misty and ‘Eclair were adopted by a lovely family today! These sweet kittens, with names as soft and sweet as they are, will be showered with love and affection, giving back lots of purrs and snuggles in return. Misty and ‘Eclair are ready to start their new adventure filled with joy.

To help us continue our work and care for more animals like Misty and ‘Eclair, visit [ParkCountyAnimalShelter.org/getinvolved/donate](http://ParkCountyAnimalShelter.org/getinvolved/donate).

08/24/2024

Little kittens Jazz and Jewel were picked from our lineup by a thumbs-up young man and his mom, ready to bring joy and love into their new home! With names as lively and precious as theirs, Jazz and Jewel are sure to fill their new family’s lives with endless fun, playfulness, and snuggles.

Please continue to support the work we do at Park County Animal Shelter. Visit [ParkCountyAnimalShelter.org/getinvolved/donate](http://ParkCountyAnimalShelter.org/getinvolved/donate) to help us rescue and care for more animals in need, just like Jazz and Jewel!

08/23/2024

At Park County Animal Shelter, we are dedicated to caring for the tiniest, most vulnerable lives—abandoned kittens left to fend for themselves. During kitten season, we’ve cared for numerous neonatal babies, bottle-feeding them throughout the night and ensuring they grow strong and healthy. Many of these kittens arrive with eye infections and other health issues, and we provide them with the veterinary care they need to thrive.

These precious little munchkins love to be snuggled, and thanks to our dedicated staff and incredible foster families, they receive the around-the-clock care they deserve. This kitten season, we’ve used up to 80 cans of wet kitten food daily to keep all our babies nourished.

We ask you to consider supporting our mission by donating wet kitten food or visiting [ParkCountyAnimalShelter.org/getinvolved/donate](http://ParkCountyAnimalShelter.org/getinvolved/donate). Setting up a small monthly recurring payment will help us continue caring for these little ones in the future, ensuring they grow up healthy and find loving homes. ❤️❤️❤️

08/23/2024

Ringo has found his forever home! This sweet boy was adopted today by a kind lady, and he couldn’t have been happier as he left the shelter with a big smile, ready for new adventures. Ringo is now off to give his new family all the loves, cuddles, and snuggles they could ever want.

When you think of the animals here at Park County Animal Shelter, please consider donating to help us continue the work we do. You can make a difference by visiting [ParkCountyAnimalShelter.org/getinvolved/donate](http://ParkCountyAnimalShelter.org/getinvolved/donate).❤️❤️❤️

08/23/2024

‼️UPDATE‼️ OWNER FOUND‼️

IMPOUNDED- found near E Avenue in Cody

Male black cat
No microchip
No collar
Appears to be neutered
Very friendly.

If this is your cat or know who it belongs to please call the animal shelter at 307-587-5110.

08/23/2024

Meet Harley and Bucky, the fun-loving brothers of Riley and Ellie! These two energetic little boys are full of life and ready to bring joy and laughter to their forever family. As a mix of German Shepherd and Border Collie, Harley and Bucky are bound to be smart, active, and affectionate, making them perfect companions for a home that loves adventure and playtime.

Harley and Bucky are looking for their new family, and we can’t wait to see them thrive. To support our work and help more animals like them, visit ParkCountyAnimalShelter.org/getinvolved/donate and help us today!

08/23/2024

Meet Ellie, Riley’s equally adorable sister, a 2-month-old German Shepherd / Border Collie mix, also available for pre-adoption at Park County Animal Shelter! Like her sister, Ellie is a blend of two wonderful breeds known for their intelligence, loyalty, and playful spirit. With her bright eyes and sweet personality, Ellie is ready to bring joy to her forever family.

Ellie is eagerly awaiting her chance at a new home, just like Riley. To support the adoption of dogs like Ellie, visit parkcountyanimalshelter.org/getinvolved/donate and help us continue finding loving homes for all our animals. ❤️❤️❤️

08/23/2024

Meet Riley, an adorable 2-month-old German Shepherd / Border Collie mix, available for pre-adoption at Park County Animal Shelter! German Shepherds and Border Collies are both intelligent, loyal, and energetic breeds, making Riley the perfect companion for an active and loving family. Her curious nature and boundless energy mean she’ll thrive in a home where she can learn, play, and form strong bonds.

Riley is in pre-adoption and ready to find her forever home!

To support the adoption of amazing dogs like Riley, visit parkcountyanimalshelter.org/getinvolved/donate to help us continue saving lives. ❤️❤️❤️

08/22/2024

We have four exciting new residents at the shelter! Get ready to meet Bucky, Harley, Riley, and Ellie, our newest furry guests. Soon, we’ll be revealing their photos, along with all the details about their weights, ages, and breeds. These amazing dogs are sure to capture your heart with their unique personalities and boundless love.

At Park County Animal Shelter, we’re thrilled to introduce you to these incredible friends who are waiting to fill your life with joy. Are you ready for the big reveal? Stay tuned!

Go to www.parkcountyanimalshelter.org and see all of our beautiful animals waiting to be adopted. While you’re there push the donate button and help support our work with recurring monthly donations. ❤️❤️❤️

08/22/2024

The sweet little kittens, Cannoli and Rosie, were adopted today by two wonderful young ladies, and these adorable furballs will be bringing endless purrs and love to their new forever home. With their playful spirits and affectionate natures, these kittens are sure to fill their new family's life with joy.

To help us continue finding loving homes for more kittens like Cannoli and Rosie, please visit parkcountyanimalshelter.org/getinvolved/donate and support the work we do! Every recurring contribution makes a difference! ❤️❤️❤️

08/22/2024

Legion, the handsome two-year-old German Shepherd/Rottweiler mix, found his forever home today! With his gentle demeanor, loyal heart, and playful energy, Legion is sure to bring his new family endless joy and companionship. He'll have plenty of room to explore, play, and bond with his new humans, who are eager to give him the love and care he deserves. This sweet boy's journey at the shelter is over, and now he's off to begin the next adventure of his life, where he'll undoubtedly thrive as a cherished member of his new family.

Please support the Park County Animal Shelter by visiting parkcountyanimalshelter.org/getinvolved/donate. Your monthly recurring contributions help us continue the important work we do, caring for animals like Legion and finding them loving homes. Every bit helps us make a difference in the lives of these wonderful animals! Thank you for your support!

08/20/2024

Meet Nita, a nearly three-year-old pit bull mix who is as obedient as she is energetic. This well-behaved pup listens attentively to commands and always aims to please. Nita loves to play with her toys and, despite her muscular build, seems to think she’s a lap dog! She’s great in the car and makes an excellent travel companion, though she’s not a fan of cats. Her behavior around children is still unknown, so a bit of caution is advised.

Nita is cheerful, eager to please, and house-trained, making her a relatively low-maintenance pet. With her striking pit bull features and sweet disposition, she would be a perfect fit for an active household without small children or cats. She’ll thrive with an owner who can provide her with plenty of playtime, training, and affection.

Nita is sure to be a loyal and loving furry friend, bringing joy to anyone lucky enough to have her in their life.

To help us continue our work in caring for and finding homes for dogs like Nita, please visit [Park County Animal Shelter](http://parkcountyanimalshelter.org/get-involved/donate) and consider making a donation. Your support means the world to these animals!

08/19/2024

Meet Leia, a one-year-old large breed dog with a heart as big as her love for adventure. This enthusiastic and friendly pup is a bundle of joy, always ready to play, explore, and make new friends. Leia adores being around people and is wonderful with children of all ages, as well as other cats and dogs. Her favorite thing in the world is playing outside with her canine companions, where she can run, explore, and let her boundless energy shine.

But Leia isn't just about play—she's also incredibly affectionate and loves to be petted, always eager to share her love with those around her. House-trained, spayed, and crate-trained, Leia is a well-behaved and loyal companion. With her striking black and white coat, she's as beautiful as she is sweet, making her a standout wherever she goes.

Leia would be a perfect addition to any family looking for a loving, energetic dog to join their household. If you’re interested in giving Leia the forever home she deserves, come meet her today!

To help us continue our work in caring for and finding homes for wonderful dogs like Leia, please visit [Park County Animal Shelter](http://parkcountyanimalshelter.org/get-involved/donate) and consider making a donation. Your support makes all the difference!

08/17/2024

At Park County Animal Shelter, we've seen our share of heartwarming and heartbreaking stories since our founding in 1990. One of the most recent involves a group of small kittens found in a difficult situation out in the county. These innocent little ones were in the care of a kind gentleman who, despite his best intentions, was unable to provide the proper care they needed due to his battle with dementia. As a result, the kittens went without the necessary medical attention, and their health began to decline.

When we were called to step in, we knew these kittens needed us more than ever. The situation was no one's fault—not the kittens', who were simply in need of care, and not the gentleman's, who had lost the ability to provide it. This is where the Park County Animal Shelter comes in. We exist to bridge that gap, to be there for animals when their caregivers, for any reason, cannot be.

Our team welcomed these kittens with open arms, giving them the medical attention they desperately needed. Each kitten received a thorough health check, vaccinations, and the comfort of a warm, safe place to heal. Our dedicated staff and volunteers are now showering them with love and nurturing them back to health, ensuring they get a second chance at the life they deserve.

Stories like this remind us of the critical role we play in our community. Since 1990, Park County Animal Shelter has been a refuge for animals in need, providing a safe haven, medical care, and ultimately, loving homes. It's through the support of people like you that we can continue this vital work.

Please consider becoming a recurring monthly donor to help us continue caring for animals like these kittens. Your contributions make it possible for us to respond to calls for help, give medical attention, and offer love and comfort to animals who need it most. Join us in making a difference—visit [Park County Animal Shelter](http://parkcountyanimalshelter.org/get-involved/donate) and help us continue our mission of compassion and care. ❤️❤️❤️

08/17/2024

AUGUST 17th is Black Cat Appreciation Day!

This is a special day dedicated to celebrating the beauty, charm, and unique personalities of black cats. Often overlooked due to superstitions and myths, black cats are just as loving and deserving of a forever home as any other feline. This day encourages people to look beyond the myths and see the true, sweet nature of black cats.

Black cats have been associated with mystery, elegance, and even good luck in many cultures. They are playful, affectionate, and can form deep bonds with their human companions. If you've ever had the pleasure of sharing your life with a black cat, you know just how special they can be.

On Black Cat Appreciation Day, consider adopting a black cat, or simply spreading the word about how wonderful these cats are. By opening your heart and home to a black cat, you’re giving them the love and care they deserve—and they’ll return it tenfold.

Show us your pictures of your black cats in the comments below!

If you’re not able to adopt, you can still make a difference. By becoming a monthly donor, you’ll help support the care and adoption of black cats and many other animals at the Park County Animal Shelter. Join us in celebrating black cats today and every day! Visit [Park County Animal Shelter](http://parkcountyanimalshelter.org/get-involved/donate) to make a recurring donation and help us reach our goal of over 800 recurring donors. ❤️❤️❤️

08/17/2024

Sweet little Lemon, the orange kitty, was adopted today and is off to bring endless joy to a young lady who is ready to welcome her with open arms. Lemon is just like a sweet lemon drop candy—small, delightful, and full of warmth. With her gentle purrs and playful nature, Lemon will quickly become the heart of her new home. She'll fill every corner with love, whether she's chasing after a toy or curling up on her owner's lap for a cozy nap.

Orange kitties like Lemon have a special way of brightening up the day with their vibrant personalities. They're affectionate, curious, and always ready to share a cuddle or a playful moment. Lemon's new family is in for a treat as they discover just how sweet life can be with a kitty like her.

To help more animals like Lemon find their forever homes, please consider becoming a monthly donor. We aim to reach over 800 recurring donors to support the Park County Animal Shelter in caring for local lost and homeless animals. Your monthly gift, whether $5, $25, $50, or $100, will make a lasting impact. Visit [Park County Animal Shelter](http://parkcountyanimalshelter.org/get-involved/donate) to join us in making a difference!❤️❤️❤️

08/17/2024

SERVICE DOGS are specially trained to perform specific tasks for individuals with disabilities. These tasks are directly related to their handler's disability and help mitigate the effects of the disability.

They undergo extensive training (typically for 1-2 years) to ensure they can perform their tasks reliably and safely.

Examples of Tasks:
Guiding individuals who are blind.

Alerting individuals who are deaf to sounds.

Pulling a wheelchair.

Assisting during a seizure.

Providing stability for individuals with mobility impairments.

Retrieving items for individuals with physical limitations.

Legal Protections and Access:
Under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), service dogs are granted full public access rights. This means they can accompany their handlers anywhere the public is allowed, including restaurants, stores, schools, and public transportation.

Businesses and establishments are only allowed to ask two questions about a service dog:

1. "Is the dog a service animal required because of a disability?"
2. "What work or task has the dog been trained to perform?"

THERAPY DOGS are trained to provide comfort, affection, and emotional support to individuals in various settings such as hospitals, schools, nursing homes, and disaster areas.

Unlike service dogs, therapy dogs do not perform specific tasks for one person. Their role is to interact with different people and provide general comfort.

Examples of Use:
Visiting patients in hospitals or nursing homes.

Providing comfort to children in schools or libraries.

Assisting in therapy sessions to help clients feel more at ease.

Legal Protections and Access:
Therapy dogs do not have the same legal protections as service dogs. They are not granted public access rights under the ADA.

They can only visit facilities with permission, typically as part of a certified therapy dog program.

EMOTIONAL SUPPORT DOGS (ESAs)
provide comfort and support to individuals with emotional or mental health conditions, such as anxiety, depression, or PTSD.

Unlike service dogs, ESAs do not require specialized training to perform specific tasks. Their mere presence is what provides comfort to their owner.

Legal Protections and Access:
Emotional support animals have fewer protections than service dogs. They are primarily recognized under the Fair Housing Act, allowing them to live with their owners in housing units that have a "no pets" policy.

They do not have public access rights and are not permitted in establishments where pets are typically not allowed, such as restaurants, stores, or on planes under the Air Carrier Access Act.

Understanding these distinctions helps clarify the unique roles and responsibilities each type of dog has in supporting individuals and communities.

08/17/2024

Carl, Cinnamon, and Guava are about to embark on a new chapter of their lives in the scenic countryside of Wapiti. These three feline friends will have endless adventures together, mousing in the fields, chasing each other through the grass, and playfully entertaining their new human family. Their bond will only grow stronger as they share countless cozy moments, giving their family lots of cuddles and love.

As they settle into their new home, Carl, Cinnamon, and Guava will surely bring joy and laughter to everyone around them. Country living offers them the perfect environment to explore, play, and thrive together.

Please visit [Park County Animal Shelter](http://parkcountyanimalshelter.org/get-involved/donate) to help us continue our mission of bringing families together with their forever pets. Your support makes all the difference! ❤️❤️

08/17/2024

Beautiful Desmond, our beloved orange cat, has found his forever home today! Orange cats, often referred to as "ginger cats," are known for their vibrant coats and friendly, outgoing personalities. Historically, orange cats have been associated with warmth, positivity, and good fortune, often bringing joy and light into the lives of those around them. Desmond is sure to bring all of this and more to his new family as he embarks on this exciting new journey.

Help us continue our work in finding loving homes for animals like Desmond by visiting [Park County Animal Shelter](http://parkcountyanimalshelter.org/get-involved/donate) and setting up a recurring donation of any amount. Your support helps us care for and rehome these wonderful animals! ❤️❤️❤️

08/17/2024

REMEMBER? 😃

08/17/2024

Sweet little Patrick, our charming gray tabby with those striking stripes, found his forever home this afternoon! He’s all set to shower his new family with endless love and cuddles.

Help us continue our mission of finding loving homes for all our animals by visiting Park County Animal Shelter(http://parkcountyanimalshelter.org/getinvolved/donate.

Your support truly makes a difference!❤️❤️❤️

08/15/2024

When Life Gives You Lemons, Turn It into Lemonade!

These adorable young entrepreneurs and animal lovers recently set up a lemonade stand and donated a portion of their proceeds to the Park County Animal Shelter (PCAS). From left to right: Wyatt Ferrell (age 8 😎, Jaxon Hamilton (age 7), Ripley Hamilton (age 4), and Macie Ferrell (age 4).

These thoughtful kids fill our hearts with joy, showing just how much they care for the animals at our shelter. Their generosity and hard work are a testament to the compassion and kindness of our community.

Thank you, Wyatt, Jaxon, Ripley, and Macie, for your wonderful contribution and for supporting our mission to provide care and loving homes for animals in need!

If you would like to help PCAS, please go to parkcountyanimalshelter.org/getinvolved/donate. ❤️

08/15/2024

It’s been a busy day here at the Park County Animal Shelter, filled with lots of love and excitement!

Our dedicated staff has been hard at work, introducing forever families to their new furry companions. Today, we’re thrilled to announce Jordan found his perfect match and is heading to his new home with a wonderful family. We know he’ll receive plenty of cuddles and affection!

We can’t do this without you. Help support our work and the animals in our care by visiting [parkcountyanimalshelter.org/getinvolved/donate](https://www.parkcountyanimalshelter.org/getinvolved/donate) and setting up a small monthly recurring donation. Your support ensures that we can continue providing loving homes for all the animals at our shelter.

Thank you for being a part of our mission to find forever homes for every pet!

08/15/2024

We're thrilled to announce Blitzo was adopted today, leaving one less kitty in our Cat Hall! This sweet, playful cat captured the hearts of his new family and is now ready to embark on a new adventure in his forever home.

If you're considering adding a furry friend to your family, please visit the Park County Animal Shelter. We have a beautiful selection of cats and kittens, all spayed or neutered, vaccinated, and microchipped, waiting to find their loving homes.

Your support makes our work possible. Please help us continue providing care for abandoned and relinquished animals by making a recurring monthly donation of any amount you can afford. Visit [parkcountyanimalshelter.org/getinvolved/donate](https://www.parkcountyanimalshelter.org/getinvolved/donate) to make your contribution today.

Thank you for your ongoing support and for cheering us on as we help the animals of Park County find their forever homes!

08/15/2024

Micro chips don’t replace a tag and collar, but they can make all the difference when it comes to getting your pet back.

Did you know one and three family pets get lost?

Did you know micro chipped dogs are more than twice as likely to be returned to their owners?

Did you know, micro chipped cats are more than 20 times likely to be returned to their owners?

Is your pet micro chipped?

Did you know all animals adopted from Park County animal shelter are vaccinated, spayed, or neutered and micro chipped?

Did you know the Park County Animal Shelter can microchip your pet for $30?

Love on your pet! Get them micro chipped. ❤️❤️❤️

08/15/2024

August 27th, 2024 Legacy Giving
@ 6:30 am – 7:30 pm

PLEASE GO RSVP

https://parkcountyanimalshelter.org/event/august-27th-2024-legacy-giving/

Leaving a portion of one’s estate to the Park County Animal Shelter through a legacy gift is a profound way to ensure that a love for animals endures beyond one’s lifetime. For many, animals have been loyal companions, sources of joy, and symbols of unconditional love. By including the shelter in their estate plans, donors can provide crucial support to an organization dedicated to rescuing, rehabilitating, and rehoming animals in need. This act of generosity not only honors the donor’s passion for animal welfare but also helps guarantee future generations of animals will receive the care and protection they deserve.

A legacy gift to the Park County Animal Shelter is more than just a financial contribution; it is a testament to a lifelong commitment to a compassionate cause. Such gifts empower the shelter to continue its vital work, from providing medical care and shelter to facilitating adoptions and promoting humane education. By leaving a legacy, donors ensure their love for animals will create a lasting impact, fostering a community that values and protects its four-legged members. This enduring support helps build a brighter future for countless animals, reflecting the donor’s kindness and dedication for years to come.

Attorney Colin Simpson, accountant Tim Stewart, and representatives from the Wyoming Community Foundation will be joining forces to represent the Park County Animal Shelter at an upcoming legacy giving forum. This event offers a valuable opportunity for guests to learn about the importance of setting up their estate properly and the significant impact of charitable giving. Attendees will gain insights into how they can allocate as little as one percent or more of their estate to support the Park County Animal Shelter.The forum will cover essential topics such as estate planning, tax benefits, and the long-term benefits of legacy gifts for non-profit organizations like the Park County Animal Shelter. By participating, guests will be equipped with the knowledge to make informed decisions reflecting their values and passions, ensuring their love for animals continues to make a difference for future generations. This collaborative effort underscores the community’s dedication to promoting compassionate care for animals and sustaining the shelter’s mission. ❤️❤️❤️

08/14/2024

AUGUST 2024 PCAS NEWSLETTER

To subscribe to the PCAS monthly news letter go to parkcountyanimalshelter.org and click subscribe. ❤️

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Cody, WY
82414

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Wednesday	12pm - 5pm
Thursday	12pm - 5pm
Friday	12pm - 5pm
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Kids Loving Cats

At the Park County Animal Shelter, we are fortunate to have incredible young volunteers who truly love cats and dogs. Whether it's celebrating their special day by booking our birthday party room or participating in our Book Buddy Reading Program, these kids make a big difference. During birthday parties, children create crafts and toys for our furry residents, while also helping to socialize them, making it easier for these animals to find loving homes. Our Book Buddy Reading Program allows kids to read to our cats and dogs throughout the year, providing comfort to the animals and helping them become more socialized.Our volunteer program is strong, and we deeply appreciate all the hard work from these young volunteers. Their dedication helps us continue our mission of finding forever homes for our beloved animals. If you'd like to support our programs, please consider donating at [ParkCountyAnimalShelter.org/GetInvolved](http://ParkCountyAnimalShelter.org/GetInvolved). Your contributions help us continue this important work!

Apparently, Desmond here cannot pay his rent.... #PCAS #adoptdontshop #desmondthecat

Chatterbox gets to go home!!! Come along with me while I tell this precious 4 month old kitten he gets to go to his forever home!!! 😻🏡 You can see how excited Chatterbox is to get out of the confinements of his cage into loving arms of his new family. 😇😭 We feel extremely blessed to be a part of these successful days where people open up their hearts and homes to provide a second chance to these animals through adoption. Thank you! #adoptdontshop #pcas #secondchance #foreverhomes #kittenrescue

Apple Watch Challenge

You’re off to a great start Liam! KEEP CRUSHING IT! Your sit down and lay down rings are way ahead for this time of day. How’s your exercise routine going?

Looking for all donors!

Are you a friend or foe? Go donate at WYO GIVES.org and select Park County Animal Shelter. The residents need your support. ❤️ https://www.wyogives.org/p2p/382968/jona-harris-e07923cd-b13a-46ee-ab51-d59af99108c5

Times Running Out of The Hour Glass. Donate before you go to sleep! 💤

Please go to WyoGives.org and donate to PARK COUNTY ANIMAL SHELTER. https://www.wyogives.org/p2p/382968/jona-harris-e07923cd-b13a-46ee-ab51-d59af99108c5

Let’s get physical!

Tap, Tap, Tap, click, click, click, sign into WYOGIVES and donate to PCAS! https://www.wyogives.org/p2p/382968/jona-harris-e07923cd-b13a-46ee-ab51-d59af99108c5

Liam’s Treat Fund

No judgement here! Liam would like a few more treats. There is only three hours left before WYOGIVE celebrations stop so let’s get to our goal! https://www.wyogives.org/p2p/382968/jona-harris-e07923cd-b13a-46ee-ab51-d59af99108c5

IT’S TIME FOR WYO GIVES

Countdown to WyoGives! In just a few hours, you will be able to begin donating to Park County Animal Shelter through [WyoGives.org](https://www.wyogives.org/). You can donate anytime during the 24-hour period on Wednesday, July 10th. In some cases, your donation may be enhanced by a partner recruited by the nonprofit or boosted by the Hughes Charitable Foundation Incentive Pool. Incoming donations are showcased on a live ticker, and it's exciting to watch it increase, as this indicates a significant impact supporting each nonprofit's mission. Find PCAS at WYO GIVES for one day only, July 10th, and support our mission of helping abandoned and relinquished animals find their forever homes. Help us reach our $15,000 goal in one day through Wyo Gives! Keep checking back during this 24-hour period and share with as many friends as possible our goal so we can make a difference in the lives of the animals we lovingly care for. Thank you for your support! 🐾❤️ PCAS

Be sure to SAVE THE DATE and donate to the Park County Animal Shelter July 10th during the ONE DAY GIVE! Our goal is to reach $15,000 in one day. ❤️❤️❤️

🐾The Adventures of Loki, and Oden! Once upon a time at Park County Animal Shelter, there were two playful black kittens named Loki, and Oden. These curious little escape artist furballs loved to explore. One day, during one of their playful escapades, Okie, the boldest of the bunch, leaned a bit too far and tumbled down! Thankfully, he landed safely and was quickly rescued by the shelter staff. Loki and Oden, learning from their adventures, are bit more cautious about the edges now. Loki, and Oden, along with many other adorable kittens, are available for adoption at Park County Animal Shelter. Come visit us today and find your new furry friend!Your support helps us care for adventurous kittens like Loki, and Oden. Please consider donating to [Park County Animal Shelter](http://parkcountyanimalshelter.org/donate) to help us continue providing the best care for these precious animals.Thank you for your generosity! 🐱❤️

🐾 Kitten Close-Up!🐾It's time to take another close-up look at these adorable kittens at Park County Animal Shelter! From their bright eyes and whiskers on their noses to their soft little paws, these kittens are absolutely irresistible and are waiting to come home to their new adopted families.Your support helps us provide the best care for these sweet fur babies. Please consider donating to [Park County Animal Shelter](http://parkcountyanimalshelter.org/donate) to help us continue our mission of caring for and finding homes for the animals in our care.Thank you for your generosity! 🐱❤️

🐾 Discover Your New Feline Friend at Park County Animal Shelter!🐾 We have an amazing variety of over 125 kittens and cats waiting to find their forever homes. From playful kittens to gentle older cats, we have every color, size, and personality you can imagine!Whether you're looking for a cuddly lap cat, an adventurous playmate, or a calm and quiet companion, you'll find the perfect match at our shelter. Come visit us and meet these wonderful felines. Let the love and laughter commence in your home!Help us continue our work by donating to [Park County Animal Shelter](http://parkcountyanimalshelter.org/donate). Your support makes all the difference in finding loving homes for these adorable cats and kittens.Thank you! 🐱❤️

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TOMATO

ADOPT ME AT PCAS! Tomato, this sweet little nugget, is ready to find his forever home! He's eager to bring joy and cuddles to a loving family. Come meet Tomato and see if he’s the perfect fit for you! 🍅❤️🐾 Parkcountyanimalshelter.org/donate

Animal Care Expo 2024

The Park County Animal Shelter Director Jona Harris attended the ANIMAL CARE EXPO 2024 in San Antonio, Texas. This four-day event was filled with opportunities to learn, see new products and collect ideas and information to bring back to our shelter. During the Expo, she coordinated with other executive directors exchanging ideas and information on the latest challenges facing animal rescue. This networking provided valuable insights into innovative practices and strategies that could be implemented to improve our shelter’s operations. While in San Antonio, she visited the City of San Antonio Animal Care Services Center, where 30,000 dogs are rescued and processed through their facilities every year. This visit highlighted both the scale of the challenges faced by large urban shelters and the impactful measures they employ to address these issues.

ANOTHER ADOPTION SUCCESS STORY

ADOPTER UPDATE!!! Thank you Nicole McCallister for updating us on Higgins. 🐶😍 Hi Jessy Farnworth and Everyone! We wanted to share a few updates as today is Tucket's (Higgins) 1 yr birthday! He has done a lot and is doing great in his short time! He is good friends with his buddy Amora. She has gotten more lively since he has joined our home. She is showing him the ropes and how to be an active dog. He does well with cats and bunnies. He follows Amora's lead. He loves playing ball, hiking, playing in water, car rides with the window down and protecting his yard. He is a super high energy boy! He visited bed and biscuit when were out of town and he played and played. They think he is great! He just all around is a super happy guy. He loves the horses and being with with people! He is now 60lbs and big! Happy 1 year old birthday Higgins!🎂🎊

Bottle Babies coming to your home soon! 🌹🌹🌹# PCAS

Meet Zero.

Zero wants to say hi! 🌼🌼🌼

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Since its creation in 1996, PCAS has endeavored to minimize euthanasia and has become a no-kill facility, dedicated to the preservation of life and a quality existance for all animals under its care.