Lillian Brooks is a volunteer at the S.N.I.P. Clinic assisting within the recovery department. Her primary duties include caring for kittens after their spay/neuter surgeries. Additionally, Lillian volunteers with Alley Cat Advocates, which partners with the S.N.I.P Clinic for spay/neuters. Lillian will often come back to the clinic in the evenings to prep the new […]
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With Halloween just around the corner, well-intentioned animal supporters are warning against the dangers of black cat adoptions on October 31. Some even advise animal welfare agencies against performing any adoptions of black cats the entire month of October. They fear that black cats will become victims of ritualistic abuse or sacrifice. So is there
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Today we share a foster’s experience in her own words. My name is Tina Dotson. I am a licensed optician and I manage the 20/20 Eye Care store in Shepherdsville, KY. I am married and have three grown children.My husband, John, and I are volunteer fosters for the Kentucky Humane Society. I primarily foster pregnant
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Eager to give back to her community, Jennifer Schoenegge joined our team of volunteers, assisting with our shelter’s unique Pet Photography Program. The primary purpose of Pet Photography is to take portraits of adoptable animals and place the images on the main website for the general public to view. These lifesaving photos contribute to many
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Seniors for Seniors! Special adoption prices The Kentucky Humane Society has launched a “Seniors for Seniors” program to encourage people age 65 or older to adopt a senior dog or cat. Through this program, dogs age seven or older can be adopted for $30, and cats age seven or older can be adopted for $10.
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S.N.I.P. Clinic Moves to Preston Hwy Sept 10 New location on Preston Hwy will lead to increased spay/neuter surgeries The Kentucky Humane Society’s S.N.I.P. Clinic has moved from Crittenden Drive to a larger location at 4918 Preston Highway in South Louisville. The grand opening is Monday, September 10, 2018. The goal is to increase the
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Sarge needed to be rescued. He needed … a superhero. The senior Border Collie mix arrived at the Kentucky Humane Society (KHS) last spring from a rural Kentucky shelter after he was found as a stray. He was covered in long, whip-shaped scars. He also had severe glaucoma, which caused painful pressure in his eyes
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Maria Jones, a retired high school world languages teacher, volunteers at the Sam Swope Pet TLC exercising dogs. She also helps out at Kentucky Humane Society events when possible. To Maria, one of the greatest joys of volunteering is seeing senior pets and bonded animals adopted. She also has a soft spot for animals who
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Summertime and the living’s easy. But not necessarily for your pet. While there’s plenty of fun in the sun, there are also dangers. And it’s up to all pet owners to guard against warm weather hazards. Here are some tips from our Pet Help Line – 502-509-3748 – which is supported by Banfield Foundation and Dogs Trust USA:
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This little angel was found by two Good Samaritans and brought to the Kentucky Humane Society on June 19. Opal, as we are calling her, has a severe eye issue that left her completely blind and in pain—probably from years of neglect and untreated infections. We rushed her into surgery to remove the source of
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