Can I launch a stored procedure and immediately return without waiting for it to finish? We have a stored procedure that users can run manually to get some updated numbers for a report that's used constantly throughout the day.

I have a second stored procedure that should be run after the first stored procedure runs since it is based on the numbers obtained from this first stored procedure, however it takes longer to run and is for a separate process, so I don't want to make the user wait while this 2nd stored procedure gets ran.

Is there a way to have one stored procedure start a second stored procedure, and return immediately without waiting for results?

I'm using SQL Server 2005.
It looks like there are multiple ways to accomplish this, but I found the simplest way was Martin's suggestion of setting up the procedure in a SQL job, and starting it using the asynchronous sp_start_job command from my stored procedure.
EXEC msdb.dbo.sp_start_job @job_name='Run2ndStoredProcedure'

This only works for me because I don't need to specify any parameters for my stored procedure.
Other suggestions that may work depending on your situation are

Using the SQL Service Broker like Martin and Sebastian suggest. This is probably the best suggestion if you don't mind the complexity of setting it up and learning how it works.

Running the process asynchronously in the code that is responsible for executing the stored procedure, like Mr.Brownstone suggested.
Not a bad idea, however in my case the stored procedure gets called from multiple places, so finding all those places and ensuring they call the 2nd procedure too didn't seem that practical. Also, the 2nd stored procedure is fairly critical, and forgetting to run it could cause some major problems for our company.

Make the 1st procedure set a flag, and setup a recurring job to check for that flag and run if its set, like Jimbo suggested. I'm not a big fan of jobs that run constantly and check for changes every few minutes, but it certainly is an option worth considering depending on your situation.