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Oxmoor Auto Group’s Adoptable Pet of the Week

As longtime supporters of the Kentucky Humane Society, Oxmoor Auto Group is sponsoring the care of 52 adoptable animals in 2025. Their gift will help provide food, shelter, spay/neuter surgeries, medical care and behavior assistance to the pets in our care while they search for places to call home. This collaborative partnership, now stronger than […]

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Oxmoor Auto Group’s Adoptable Pet of the Week

As longtime supporters of the Kentucky Humane Society, Oxmoor Auto Group is sponsoring the care of 52 adoptable animals in 2024. Their gift will help provide food, shelter, spay/neuter surgeries, medical care and behavior assistance to the pets in our care while they search for places to call home. This collaborative partnership, now stronger than

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Protect Pets during Winter Weather

With temperatures dropping throughout the region, what can pet owners do to keep pets warm and healthy? Follow these tips provided by the Kentucky Humane Society’s Pet Resource Services, 502-509-4738. Winter Pet Tips from the Kentucky Humane Society For more tips, call the Kentucky Humane Society’s Pet Resource Services, 502-509-4738 or visit kyhumane.org/help. KHS’ Pet Resource Services provides advice

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Keep Pets Safe During Fourth of July Celebrations

Many people enjoy fireworks over the Fourth of July holiday, but fireworks can be terrifying for pets—causing many animals to escape their homes or yards and become lost. Animal shelters across the country often report an increase in strays following the holiday. Kentucky Humane Society offers pet owners the below guidelines to help keep their pets safe

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Dog Was Victim of Gunshot, She Needs Your Help

When Celia arrived at the Kentucky Humane Society, we noticed she wasn’t putting any weight on her front right leg. Worried, our veterinary team immediately took her in for x-rays. What we saw broke our hearts. We discovered that not only was Celia’s leg severely broken but it was also littered with shrapnel. This leads us to

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Spotlighting Staff on National Change a Pet’s Life Day

Every single day, the staff at the Kentucky Humane Society work tirelessly to change the lives of pets in need. While celebrating National Change a Pet’s Life Day (January 24), it only feels right to shine the spotlight on our incredible team and the vital role that each person plays in saving thousands of lives

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Donate to Give for Good for Animals like Gully and Help Us Reach a $15,000 Match!

Give For Good Louisville starts at 12:00 a.m. on Thursday, September 14, 2023! Today is Give for Good Louisville, our city’s largest day of online giving. Donate today to help us earn an extra $15,000 from an anonymous donor who loves animals as much as you do! On September 14, your gift will go TWICE

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Help Us Raise an Extra $15,000 for our TLC Fund by August 18

Watch our TLC Fund video for inspiring stories about animals impacted by this fund. Dear Friends of Animals, As KHS’ staff veterinarian, I am on the front lines of the lifesaving work we perform every day for the hundreds of suffering animals who come through our doors. This work is only possible because of your

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Air Pollution from Wildfires Impacts Pets Too

Safety tips from the Kentucky Humane Society Poor air quality in the Louisville area impacts not only people, it can also impact animals, including cats, dogs and horses. If you experience the effects of smoke from the Canadian wildfires, you should assume your companion animal is uncomfortable too and take precautions to keep them safe.

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