Secure Paws Foundation raises funds to pay for rescue, veterinary care and rehoming for abandoned and at-risk dogs and cats across Wyoming.
Stray, abandoned and surrendered dogs and cats who need shelter, foster care and a permanent family.
Sick or injured animals with no owner able to pay for treatment, vaccination or sterilization.
Shelters, rescue groups and foster volunteers who need supplies and help with veterinary bills.
We were founded in October 2026 and are starting operations now. These are the programs donations will pay for.
Covering the costs of taking in stray and surrendered animals, foster care, and placement with screened adoptive families.
Paying licensed veterinarians directly for treatment, vaccination, spay and neuter surgery, and recovery.
Providing food, bedding, medicine and supplies to Wyoming shelters and rescue groups.
Sharing practical guidance on responsible ownership, vaccination and sterilization.
Wyoming is the least populous state in the country, and its towns are spread across long distances. That can make veterinary care and shelter space harder to reach. Our programs are open to animals and animal-welfare groups anywhere in the state.
The map shows towns for reference. We do not operate a shelter or public facility.
The animals we help are in Wyoming, but anyone can give. Donations are accepted from any country and processed in US dollars.
