Dear Friend of the Animals, All of us at the Kentucky Humane Society wish you a happy and safe Thanksgiving with a sincere “THANK YOU” for being a friend to the animals! Thanks to YOU, we have been able to help thousands of animals during the past year: Almost 5,000 animals are spending the holidays […]
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Because of the tremendous public interest in these dogs and because of the cruel circumstances from which they were rescued, KHS will have a special adoption process for these dogs. We ask for the public’s patience as we work through this. We will not be responding to calls, emails or Facebook messages about these dogs
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On Tuesday, November 16, the Kentucky Humane Society (KHS) took in 15 puppies and dogs rescued from cruelty and neglect, after authorities in Iowa and Arkansas shut down a large-scale breeding operation and a failed animal shelter. Watch the news story on WHAS11. The animals were transported from Animal Rescue Corps’ (ARC) Rescue Operation Shelter in Lebanon, TN,
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In early November, the Kentucky Humane Society took in an injured five-month-old puppy from an overcrowded Kentucky shelter. MacGregor, as we have named him, suffered blunt force trauma to his front paws that have resulted in broken metacarpal bones in both his right and his left paws. These are very unusual injuries and we do
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Join us on Tuesday, November 16, 11am-12:30pm for an innovative horse-guided demonstration hosted by Horse Powered Leadership at the Kentucky Humane Society’s Willow Hope Farm, 4416 Todds Point Road, Simpsonville KY. This corporate training program is offered by Stacey Warner, owner of Horse Powered Leadership. There is no cost to attend this event but RSVP
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Dear Animal Supporter, Pie and Cake – two very ill puppies – came to us weak and severely malnourished. Suffering from deadly parvovirus, they were in desperate need of lifesaving care. But hidden under the pain were two sweet puppies with lots of love to give. Thanks to your support, the Kentucky Humane Society can
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Halloween may be a fun night for trick-or-treating and festivities, but it can be particularly spooky and possibly dangerous for our four-legged friends. Here are some tips to help make sure that this Halloween is a safe one for pets and people alike: Toxic Foods If you think your pet has ingested something poisonous, contact
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31 “underdogs” have reduced adoption fees in October thanks to Neil Huffman Subaru Subaru of America and Neil Huffman Subaru are proud to partner with the Kentucky Humane Society (KHS) during the Subaru Loves Pets Month, celebrated in October. As part of the celebration, Subaru of America and Neil Huffman Subaru will donate $100 toward the adoption
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How old do I have to be to volunteer? Volunteers must be a minimum of 14 years old to volunteer. From ages 14 to 17, Student Volunteers can perform their service work without parental guidance. However, parents are welcome to volunteer alongside a Student Volunteer as an active Adult Volunteer. Persons 18 years and older
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UPDATE October 14, 2021: We are thrilled that hundreds of animal lovers joined our Fall Giveathon by donating to help the animals on October 13! With your help, we raised $20,184! That’s enough to save an additional 81 animals – giving them lifesaving vaccines and medical care, spay/neuter surgeries, nutritious food, comfy beds and lots
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