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Kobe Needs Love!
Kobe is an 8 year old, neutered male cat that is not loving life at the shelter! He’s declawed in the front, and was turned in when his owners had to relocate and could not take him along.
He’s currently available for viewing at the New Albany Feeders Supply Store on Grant Line Rd. If you decide to visit, know that you are not seeing the true Kobe. Outside of a cage this cat is very sweet and affectionate, and loves to interact with you. Until he gets comfortable, we are not seeing that side of him. The stress of adjustment has been really difficult on this cat, and we are worried that we may lose him. If you are looking for an older declawed cat, please consider Kobe. His adoption fee is only $20!
New Hope for Floyd County Cats
Every year, shelters nationwide are filled with cats! The NAFC Animal Shelter is committed to placing every one of our adoptable cats in a home as quickly as possible.
Unfortunately, many people still choose to take the “free cat or kitten†route, instead of adopting from a shelter. This puts more unaltered cats in our community, and contributes to the cat overpopulation problem!
 We have the solution to the problem: we are dropping our adoption fee for cats 4lbs and up to ONLY $20! The adoption fee will still include FeLV/FIV testing, vaccinations, spaying or neutering, and a microchip. “Anyone can now afford to rescue a catâ€, says Theresa Stilger, Animal Care Coordinator at the shelter, “and at that price it’s a steal! In addition, we offer low cost spaying and neutering services to the community, so everyone can alter their pet, or even a “neighborhood†cat.â€
 Spread the word! The best hope for Floyd County cats is if we all work together and save lives through adoption, and spaying or neutering!
Over two thousand animals a year come through the doors of  the New Albany Floyd County Animal Shelter seeking homes. Hundreds of pet owners are assisted annually in the spaying or  neutering of their pets by the shelter, the Floyd County Humane Society and the Floyd County Animal Rescue League. Together, we can make a difference!
 Shelter Adoption Hours: Mon through Fri: 12-4 p.m. Sat: 11-2 p.m.
Cats can also seen at New Albany Feeders Supply Pet Stores
 Adoption fees Cats 4lbs and up: $20     Kittens under 4lbs: $60     Dogs: $80
Dog Training Classes for Shelter Alumni Dogs Start on August 7th
The New Albany Floyd County Animal Shelter’s Pet Pointers Training Academy now offers a Beginning Obedience Class for dogs adopted from our shelter.
This 6 week class is an introductory course in training your dog to be a better companion. In addition, we also introduce agility obstacles to increase your dog’s confidence. Costs are $20.00 for dogs adopted from The New Albany Floyd County Animal Shelter and will be held at Hillside Animal Clinic on Sunday nights at 6pm.
The first night will be Sunday, Aug 7th. This class will be an orientation where you can fill out paperwork, pay for class, and have your dog fitted properly with your collar choice. All dogs need to wear a gentle leader, or martingale collar. Choke chains are not recommended. If you have another choice, please speak to Theresa about this at the first class, or call the shelter. In addition, you must have a 6 foot leash, and soft treats. To download forms , see out training and behavior page on the website.
Shelter Closed for Training
In order to serve you better, the shelter will be closed on Friday, July 26th from 8 to 10 am for staff training. We will reopen at 10am. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.

















