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LARAMIE ANIMAL WELFARE SOCIETY

Helping People and their Pets

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Foster

Discover more about the importance of fostering and how you can have a positive impact on a homeless animal

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Adopt

At LAWS, we believe in the power of compassion and second chances. Join us in making a difference and choose to adopt. Find your perfect match today!

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Volunteer

Together, we can create a better future for animals in need. Make a difference in the lives of homeless pets. Learn more about our volunteer opportunities.

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Donate

Half of our funds have come from donations, large and small, from the caring people who believe in our work. Donate now and help us change lives, one paw at a time.

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What We Do

Foster Program

Animals facing euthanasia due to lack of space can be saved by compassionate individuals who are willing to open their homes and hearts to a shelter pet in need. At LAWS, we provide training to these individuals, equipping them with the knowledge and skills necessary to care for foster animals. Our foster program aims to ensure that these vulnerable animals receive the specialized care and attention they require. Join us in making a difference by becoming a foster parent and giving these animals a second chance at life.  Read more…

Trap, Neuter, Release

LAWS volunteers oversee feral cat colonies in the outskirts of Laramie through a process known as Trap, Neuter, Release (TNR). They compassionately trap these cats to ensure they receive necessary spaying/neutering and vaccinations. The cats are then given an identifying mark before being returned to their colony or finding new homes as working cats. LAWS is committed to the well-being and humane management of these feral cat populations. Read more…

 

Medical & Behavioral Care

We assist in medical care for animals at the Laramie Animal Shelter, including dental work, major surgeries, and any other care needed to ensure that the animal is healthy enough for adoption, including routine spay/neuter. We also pay the cost of behavioral training for dogs and puppies who need a little extra education before adoption.  The costs for this are in the ballpark of $146,000/year.

 

 

 

 

 

Become a Foster

If you reside in Albany County and have a genuine passion for making a lasting impact on the lives of homeless, abandoned, or forgotten animals, we wholeheartedly invite you to explore our fostering opportunities.

Volunteer

Volunteers are our lifeblood! They play a vital role in every aspect of our organization, from providing care for our animals to offering valuable administrative support.  We could not do this without you!

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