Non-Profit Animal Shelter
Adopt a PetSt. Francis Animal Shelter was founded in January of 1997. We are a NO KILL shelter providing care for hundreds of animals each year.
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About Our Shelter
Our mission is to help end the euthanasia of companion animals in Wyoming through collaboration, education, and compassion. These animals will be cared for until they are reclaimed by their owners or until adopted to qualified homes.
We offer low cost Vaccinations, Microchipping, Spaying & Neutering, Trap-Neuter-Return Program and our Loan Closet to all Johnson County residents. Call us today at (307) 684-1738 if you have any questions or would like to be added to our vet’s schedule.
Services
What We Do
Low Cost Vaccinations
Vaccinating your pet is essential for protecting them against diseases, some of which can be fatal.
City Licensing
If residing within the city limits of Buffalo, all dogs must have a City License Tag. Please contact the City of Buffalo for more information.
Spay & Neuter
Spaying/neutering is an essential part of responsible pet ownership. Ending the cycle of uncontrolled breeding will lead to less animals killed at shelters each year due to overcrowding.
Microchipping
Donate Today!
Please consider making a donation to St. Francis Animal Shelter. Because our operating expenses are considerably greater than our income, we need your help! Any amount you can give goes directly to the feeding and care of hundreds of animals in need. Partner with us as we work together to protect Johnson County’s animals in need.
It costs $20.68 to care for one pet for one day. Share some love and donate today.
Adopt & Foster
There is a lot to consider before adopting a new family member and we can help find the perfect pet for you. All our animals receive thorough health assessments before they are ready for rehoming. This includes microchipping, vaccinations, and spaying/neutering.