A Safe Home for Healing.
What started as a refuge for animals with nowhere else to go has become a haven not only for animals but humans as well… a place of acceptance, healing and hope.
Home On the Range is the only animal sanctuary in Laramie, WY.
The non-profit 501 (c) (3) organization provides a haven for 17 neglected, abused, and abandoned horses, ponies, donkeys, goats, and sheep in need of a place that can care for their needs. They will always be welcome and safe at Home on the Range.
You can become a sustained supporter to help pay the monthly lease and feed costs, or make a one-time donation.
Call 307-760-4753 to make a personal donation.
We have a two-fold purpose:
Returning the animals to sound physical, social and emotional health while providing a forever home.
Working with community organizations to enhance the well-being, sense of purpose and self-worth of its individuals.
You can become a sustained supporter to help pay the monthly lease and feed costs, or make a one-time donation.
Donate Not comfortable contributing online?
Call 307-760-4753 to make a personal donation.
The animals are where it all starts at Home on the Range.
From donkeys and chickens to sheep and horses, goats and ponies to roosters and cats, they all find a safe haven at Home on the Range. Neglected, abused, and abandoned, these animals have nowhere else to go. But they find a home and purpose when they arrive here, providing a way for humans to seek healing and hope in the warm, accepting eyes of a rescued animal.
News & Updates
2025 Year In Review Newsletter
Projects and Improvements Were Front and Center In 2025 It was a busy year with lots of activities, visitors, projects, and community support. There is always something that needs to be done. No rest for the weary, as they say. The Eppson Center was awarded a grant...
Home On The Range Receives Grant for Fencing Upgrade Project
[Laramie], WY – Home on the Range Animal Haven recently completed a fencing project, expanding grazing pasture for their five donkeys, four ponies, and three large horses, thanks to a $2,500 grant from the Far West Donor Advised Endowment Fund at the Wyoming Community...
2024 Year In Review Newsletter
Continued Growth and Community Enrichment Home On the Range Animal Haven started as a nonprofit venture in the Summer of 2011. We started with horses in mind and within the first year came to include, in general, all farm animals. As we became aware of just how...