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Services for both dogs and cats include:trap-neuter-returnspay/neuter assistancepet food pantryrescue/rehabilitationadoption/sanctuaryWe are a licensed 501(c)3 non-profit corporation and all donations are tax-deductible!

09/01/2026

Last night after I got back to town I went over and took down the giving tree that we have had up at Bomgaars since December 6th.

It was a huge success!
Thank you to everyone who donated! 💚

(Wendy Dickerson did not get thanked in the video because I dropped her tag so thank you Wendy!)

(Also, there were a couple more tags from Bryanna and Khai stuck together so actually 63 wishes were fulfilled!)

December 23rd I got a call from one of my senior caretakers of a stray colony in Ft. Laramie. There was a new kid on the...
08/01/2026

December 23rd I got a call from one of my senior caretakers of a stray colony in Ft. Laramie. There was a new kid on the block and he wasn't feeling too great. This intact male knew just where to go to get help. He wandered right into the home of this caretaker and curled up on the dog bed at the foot of her bed.

I went over to her home late that evening and got his medical needs tended to and let me say...for a stray tom, he was an absolute sweetheart and not a young cat either. He had contracted the usual "kitty cold" that all strays get when the weather starts to turn cold and when he breathed it sounded like someone sawing on a log. Poor guy.

Yesterday I checked in on this sweet boy as soon as I got back to town and was happy that he is feeling much better and has made himself comfortable as an indoor kitty in her home. He will be neutered in the coming months along with 4 kittens that showed up there last summer. Otherwise the rest of her colony is already spayed/neutered given that they were around when I did a massive spay/neuter project across Ft. Laramie two summers ago at the request of the town mayor.

(Pardon the blurry photo)

07/01/2026

What do rescuers do on holidays?

The same thing we do every other day of the year. 💁🏻‍♀️😆

After having not eaten all day, we ventured to town to try to get something. Unfortunately everything was closed but this sweet girl was looking a little thin and awfully hungry out in the parking lot so she got Christmas Eve dinner instead of us. Two cans of Temptations wet food and boy was she grateful. Lulu, affectionately named by some of the staff there, is on our radar to be spayed since she has numerous litters every year. If and when we get space, she can come here to live.

📣We want to hear from you!It is a new year and we are starting to plan the fundraisers that we will hold throughout the ...
07/01/2026

📣We want to hear from you!

It is a new year and we are starting to plan the fundraisers that we will hold throughout the year.

What sorts of things would you be interested in?

Some common fundraisers ideas:

-Logo Clothing/Merchandise
-50/50 Raffle
-2027 Calendars
-Silent Auction
-Donation Jars at Local Businesses
-Brand Name Food Sales (Donuts, Candy, Pies, etc)

Any new ideas????

*Below are just some designs of shirts that we sold 3 years ago, not a current fundraiser.*

🎁The sweetest gift under the tree. 🎄Yes, Christmas is over but since I have been out of state nonstop these last two mon...
05/01/2026

🎁The sweetest gift under the tree. 🎄

Yes, Christmas is over but since I have been out of state nonstop these last two months caring for the humans in my life, I did not get a chance to post anything holiday, so we are extending the season a bit. Besides, the spirit of Christmas should go all through the year. 💫

The year end goal is always to pay off all of our accounts. While we did pay the account at our vet and the local vet bo...
04/01/2026

The year end goal is always to pay off all of our accounts. While we did pay the account at our vet and the local vet both down to zero, we do still have a remaining balance on our food bill so we need a little help. If we can get 10 bags donated that sets us up for awhile and we would be most appreciative. 👍🏻

Don't want to splurge for the big bag?
Any size or flavor of Iams is fine!

The tray replacement is a wish to replace another plastic crate tray that has seen better days. We are hoping to replace a bunch of them over time and this is what we most need right now.

Both items can be found on our Amazon wish list or feel free to order from anywhere!
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https://a.co/8TZAeSq

The start of a new year always means taking care of some housekeeping points. For those who donated in 2025 in any capac...
03/01/2026

The start of a new year always means taking care of some housekeeping points.

For those who donated in 2025 in any capacity- monetary, supplies, time, credit on our vet account.

💚💚💚💚💚THANK YOU💚💚💚💚💚

It means the world to me to have the support and these animals deserve nothing less.

For those looking for our EIN or other info for your tax returns, remember we are a licensed 501(c)3 with donations being tax-deductible to the extent allowable by law. You can always visit the IRS website or visit with your tax professional about your donation.

Any registered nonprofit organization can always be found on the IRS website with their current status. Licensing for any organization/business can be found on each state's Secretary of State website as well as with that state's Dept of Revenue, if you ever have a need to look something up.

Happy New Year!This kicks off another year of helping critters. I hope we can make it a good one. 🎉 #2025シ
02/01/2026

Happy New Year!

This kicks off another year of helping critters. I hope we can make it a good one. 🎉

#2025シ

From time to time, the local law enforcement and social service agencies reach out to us for help with cases they encoun...
06/12/2025

From time to time, the local law enforcement and social service agencies reach out to us for help with cases they encounter that involve animals.

On October 28th, we got a call from one of these agencies regarding a dog struggling to breath, alone in a home where the owner had been incarcerated. We paid for the euthanasia of this animal to alleviate its suffering.

On November 19th, we were able to help out a local citizen who sadly had to say goodbye to their beloved companion who had entered the final stages of heart failure. The owner was financially unable to facilitate that passing and we stepped in to help.

If anyone is able to help with these $364.78 in costs from the local vet clinic, please do. We are glad these 2 dogs are no longer suffering. Yes, names are removed for confidentiality.


Utoh....Matilda wants you to know this is our last case of paper towels and it's almost gone!! 🙀Paper towels are a dange...
03/12/2025

Utoh....

Matilda wants you to know this is our last case of paper towels and it's almost gone!! 🙀

Paper towels are a dangerous thing to run out of around here.

Any brand is fine! If you buy local we can pick up!

Amazon Wish List⬇️
https://a.co/8TZAeSq

**Most needed items currently are 20g needles, cardstock, folders, and yes...paper towels!

Sampson thinks hibernation is the best solution for this cold weather. We might have to agree. 🥶We hope everyone is stay...
03/12/2025

Sampson thinks hibernation is the best solution for this cold weather. We might have to agree. 🥶

We hope everyone is staying warm and that your critters are inside where they belong!

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Our Story...

At the age of just 15, I began volunteering at a city animal shelter in my hometown in NY. Little did I know this would shape the course of my life and the passion I have for these shelter animals. I have spent the last 21 years working in this field and after moving to Wyoming, I saw a great need for animal care and assistance in the community. This is why I created Critters Inc.

I have been in operation unofficially for the last four years, all paid for from my own pocket. With costs in excess of $55,000 to date, I have performed trap-neuter-return on over 120 cats, taken in over 250 strays, and I have assisted more than 80 families with some 150+ pets to get those pets spayed/neutered and vaccinated for a reduced cost. Now with a licensed nonprofit corporation, I hope to grow and continue the work I have been doing in our local communities. Supported solely by donations, I sincerely hope you will consider giving so that I might continue to help the companion animals and their owners right here in Wyoming, that are so very much in need.