The NAFC Animal Shelter will be closed on Monday, February 20, 2012 in observance of President’s Day.

We will open again at our regular hours on Tuesday, February 21, 2012.

Sorry for any inconvenience.

NAFC Animal Shelter Partners with Humane Society of the United States

to Promote World Spay Day February 28, 2012

SPAY NOW OR STAY STUPID!

 New Albany, In., February 15, 2012— The New Albany Floyd County Animal Shelter will participate in World Spay Day, an international campaign of The Humane Society of the United States and Humane Society International, to promote the life-saving benefits of spay/neuter, when it hosts  a SPAY NOW OR STAY STUPID!  event on Tuesday, February 28, 2012. During this event, the NAFC Animal Shelter will be altering forty felines for FREE! Preregistration is required, is limited to Floyd County residents with proof of income under 30k per year. Limits on the numbers of available spaces for males and females will be in place. All cats will receive a rabies vaccination and license if needed for a fee of  $5 each. 

  “Spay/neuter saves pets’ lives while lessening the burden on animal shelters and taxpayers,” said David Hall, Director of The New Albany Floyd County Animal Shelter. “In today’s economy, many people cannot afford to have their pet or the local neighborhood cat altered. This only contributes to pet overpopulation.  We are inviting our citizens to take advantage of this free spay or neuter day, or help by sponsoring the spay or neuter of at least one animal—their own, a friend or family member’s,—in honor of World Spay Day 2012.” Go to the shelters website www.nafcanimalshelter.org to donate or for more information.

 Since Spay Day’s inception in 1995, it is conservatively estimated that participants have spayed or neutered more than one million animals. It has been a proud achievement of Spay Day participants like the NAFC Animal Shelter and other spay/neuter programs that the number of homeless cats and dogs euthanized in the U.S. has fallen from approximately 13.5 million in 1973 to fewer than four million currently.

The recent puppy mill dogs are doing great! Unfortuantely, amid reports that a dog at another facility from the same site may be sick, they are currently not available for adoption. They will be quarantined until Monday, Feb 6th.

They are little sweethearts and need a chance to experience a normal life!

Coalette

Bella

Maggie