
Joelyn Kelly
Joelyn visited Cody for the first time in April of 2016 and immediately knew this would be her home. Less than 6 months later, she and her husband sold their acreage in Minnesota and moved to Wapiti with 2 horses, 2 dogs, and 2 cats. They have since added 2 more horses, another dog, and 2 more cats (adopted from PCAS) to their family. She works from her home for a technology company headquartered in Pleasanton, CA, where she specializes in Human Resources and Payroll software. She enjoys riding, camping, and being around animals in her spare time. She is honored to be serving on the Board for PCAS and looks forward to working with everyone involved. Joelyn was elected to the Board on June 18, 2020 and elected as President of the Board on May 19, 2022.
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Kay Drury
Kay has been active in Cody Rotary for 25 years, the Northwest Board of Realtors for 20 years, and has served on the Supervisory Committee for the Sunlight Federal Credit Union for 11 years. She is a retired realtor who loves animals and has a keen interest in the work of the Animal Shelter. Kay was elected to the Board as Secretary on May 20, 2021.

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Sharry Koontz Downs
Sharry Downs graduated from Cody High School and went on to study at the University of Wyoming. She spent many years working in her family business and is currently retired. Sharry loves animals and is passionate to begin working with the PCAS and their mission.
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Tasa Brost
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Laura Wilderman
Laura has been a Park County resident since 2004 after moving here from New York City. She has worked for Jetblue Airways for almost 24 years as a flight attendant. When she is not traveling for work, she likes to explore and travel for leisure, hike and spend time with friends and family…especially her grandchildren and her fur babies. She and her husband share their home with 5 rescue dogs: Muggins, Jade, Norman, Jemma and Tigger. Laura
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Malory Hart
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Ryan Johnson
With over eight years of experience in animal control program design, Ryan Johnson has revolutionized service delivery in his field. A United States Marine Corps veteran with a passion for leadership, Ryan transitioned into animal welfare in 2017, swiftly rising to become the Animal Control Program Director at Wyoming’s largest shelter. His unwavering advocacy led to the implementation of pre-conviction forfeiture laws statewide in 2019, significantly benefiting animals and shelters. Ryan has worked for several national animal welfare organizations in advocation for data-driven programming focused towards a mission of lifesaving. Now, as the Operations Director at Park County Animal Shelter, he is thrilled to contribute his expertise and leadership to make a positive impact on the community and its animals.
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Kati Quick
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Bailey Sherman
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Hailey Brown
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Jonelle Harrison
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