Pet Care Help in Wyoming

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Lower-cost vet care, help with vet bills, spay/neuter and pet food in Wyoming. We checked each listing on the organization’s own website in October 2026. Programs change often, so call or check their page before you go.

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Lower-cost vet care

• Cheyenne Animal Shelter - Low-Cost Vaccine Clinics and Spay Days
  Cheyenne / Laramie County · Public low-cost vaccines, microchips and spay/neuter, with clinics and Spay Days once or twice a month ($0-$200+ depending on species, services and sponsorships); online registration opens 5-14 days before Spay Days, and vaccine clinics also take walk-ins. Laramie County residents can apply for a low-income voucher program.
  (307) 632-6655
  Official page

Help paying a vet bill

• PAWS (Providing Animal Welfare Services) - MedFund
  Jackson / Teton County and Star Valley, WY (plus Teton Valley, ID) · One-time help of up to $350, paid directly to a local vet, for people in financial distress facing unexpected emergency or injury vet bills (not routine care, vaccines or elective procedures); apply before or during treatment, and PAWS may review your finances. Also helps good samaritans with bills for injured strays.
  (307) 734-2441
  Official page

Spay and neuter

• Animal Adoption Center - Spay/Neuter Wyoming Voucher Program
  Statewide (participating clinics) · Year-round low-cost spay/neuter for pets of Wyoming residents earning under $30,000 a year at participating vets around the state (Green River, Glenrock, Rock Springs, Lander, Kemmerer, Riverton, Worland, Ten Sleep and others); call the clinic, bring a W2 or last year's tax return, and pay cash at drop-off.
  (307) 739-1881
  Official page
• Animal Adoption Center - Wind River Reservation Mobile Spay/Neuter and Vaccine Clinics
  Wind River Indian Reservation · Free spay/neuter and vaccine clinics for dogs and cats owned by enrolled Northern Arapaho and Eastern Shoshone tribal members, first come, first served (pets over 8 weeks and 2 lbs).
  (307) 739-1881
  Official page
• Community Veterinary Clinic (Animal Medical Center of Wyoming)
  Gillette / Campbell County · No-frills, low-cost spay/neuter for dogs and cats over 4 months (by appointment, including trapped feral cats) and walk-in vaccines with no office visit fee, run by a local private vet practice.
  (307) 682-3800
  Official page
• St. Francis Animal Shelter - Low-Cost Clinic Services
  Buffalo / Johnson County (near Sheridan) · Low-cost vaccines, microchips, spay/neuter and trap-neuter-return, plus a loan closet, for Johnson County residents; call to get on the vet's schedule.
  (307) 684-1738
  Official page

Pet food

• Cheyenne Animal Shelter - Free Pet Food Pantry
  Cheyenne / Laramie County · Free donated dry cat and dog food for anyone in need in Laramie County, with no application or eligibility rules; just come to the shelter during business hours (no wet food or litter).
  (307) 632-6655
  Official page

End of life

• Cheyenne Animal Shelter - End of Life Care
  Cheyenne / Laramie County · Owner-present euthanasia by appointment, on-site private or communal cremation (no appointment needed; fees by size and type), free ink paw prints, and a pet memorial garden.
  (307) 632-6655
  Official page

Find a vet

• Animal Adoption Center - Spay Neuter Wyoming Directory
  Statewide · Statewide directory of affordable and low-income spay/neuter programs by town, including voucher programs in Laramie, Park, Sheridan, Sublette and Teton counties, Johnson County TNR and low-cost vaccines, and Gillette's low-cost clinic.
  (307) 739-1881
  Official page

More help

• Cheyenne Animal Shelter - Crisis Care Program
  Cheyenne / Laramie County · Free temporary boarding so people in crisis can keep their pets: up to 30 days for people enrolled with COMEA or Community Action of Laramie County, and up to 10 days for owners who are hospitalized, evacuating or have died.
  (307) 632-6655
  Official page

Programs marked Waitlist or Paused said so on their own websites when we checked. For options that work anywhere in the U.S., see Find Veterinary Care and Paying for Care.

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