Please watch for our release of information about our Tornado Relief Fund. We will be pairing up with The Floyd County Animal Rescue League to provide help in any way that we can. Formal announcement will come tomorrow or Friday on how you can help!

Update on Tornado Aftermath: At this time, all area shelters are reporting that there are only a few animals that have been found running loose, and that their resources are easily able to respond to the need in their community. The hope is that most survivors had adequate warning to provide for their pets safety, along with their own.

We do anticipate a possible need for help in feeding the pets of owners that have been displaced by this disaster. We will be monitoring the situation, gathering information, and will let the community know when and if help is needed! Thanks so much to everyone for pledging their support to our community, human and animal alike!

In the aftermath of the disaster that has hit our area, many of us are wondering, “How can I help?” Know that when dealing with animals in a disaster, little can be done until after the areas have been cleared for safety for non essential personnel.

We are maintaining constant contact with animal control and the shelters in Washington County, Scott County, Clark County, and Jefferson County so that we can assist them if needed. National resources are also standing by and are ready to assist when called upon. At this time, situations are still being assessed. We will keep you posted if supplies, volunteers, or monetary donations are needed.

Our thoughts and prayers go out to all that have been touched by this tragedy.

Everyone can help by making sure THAT ANYONE that needs help getting a pet altered finds the resources that they need. Call us if you need help! 812-948-5355!

Spaying and neutering is the BEST and ONLY way to stop pet overpopulation and reduce euthanasia in our nation’s shelters!

Cats waiting for alteration. Surgery is Next!

Cats were monitored in recovery by staff and volunteers!