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A Cheyenne kitten went for a wet and wild ride last Tuesday after getting stuck inside the wheel well of a minivan.

Animal Control Officer Nguyen responded to the call, finding a tiny kitten trapped in the 4-foot-deep drainage system.

She likely burned through the first of her nine lives, but thanks to a concerned citizen and Cheyenne Animal Control officers, a kitten has a new lease on life.

After a two-week quarantine due to a feline panleukopenia outbreak, the Cheyenne Animal Shelter has resumed normal operations, the agency announced Thursday.

The Cheyenne Animal Shelter has not had any new cases of feline panleukopenia since Friday, Sept. 2, the agency announced Tuesday.

An outbreak of feline panleukopenia has forced the Cheyenne Animal Shelter to implement intake diversion strategies for cats.

Just imagine, coming home from work after a long day, your feet are sore, your knees kind of ache, and all of a sudden, you're greeted by your four-legged friend.

With the news a couple of weeks ago about the Cheyenne Animal Shelter taking on dogs that were in a hoarding case, really pushed the capacity of the shelter.

An orange tabby is free again after getting stuck inside a car in Cheyenne.

All told, Animal Control ended up rescuing 64 dogs, 13 birds, and a handful of cats.

In a Facebook Live post yesterday, the Cheyenne Animal Shelter asked for the public's help as the shelter is full after having to take in 23 dogs on Saturday due to a case in the county.

A dog who the Cheyenne Animal Shelter says "has been up for adoption for a long time" is looking for her forever home.