Our dogs love to sleep on Kuranda Dog beds, but we don't have enough for everyone.
If you would like to donate a bed at a special wholesale price for a another dog to sleep in comfort, please click here.
Remember to license your pet!
Most cities, including Gillette, Wyoming, require pets to be licensed. A city license is different from the rabies tag you get from the vet.
Who We Are
Animal Control is composed of the Animal Control Supervisor, four Animal Control Officers, and one full-time Animal Shelter Assistant. This division of the Police Department enforces the City's ordinances related to animal control, which includes capturing animals running at-large & responding to calls concerning sick, injured, abandoned, lost, or dead animals. Staff handle bite cases, calls concerned with impoundments, destruction of animals infected with rabies, & related calls dealing with nuisances involving animals.
All animals impounded by the Campbell County Animal Control are also housed at this shelter.
Adopting a friend
Adopting a pet from the City/County Animal Shelter is a fairly simple procedure. There is a short application to fill out and we do a background check looking for any animal cruelty or animal problems. Fees for the pets depend on the age of the animal and where the adopting family lives. Usually this process takes just a few minutes and you can take your pet home the same day!
Read This Prior to Adopting any Pet
Having a pet takes a lot of commitment. The average life expectancy for a dog or a cat is 10 to 18 years. This means that you and your family needs to be in a position to make a lengthy, permanant commitment. Also a pet means added responsibility of vet care, pet training, and a variety of things necessary for a healthy, happy pet.
Having a pet also means being responsible for the actions of your pet.
Come Visit Us!
The Animal Shelter is located on West Warlow Drive. We are west of the Bicentennial ball parks. The shelter is open from 1-6pm Mon.-Fri and Sat. from 11-3pm. CLOSED SUNDAY AND HOLIDAYS
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