The bad news: our Summer of Love Cat Sale is over.

The good news:  Cat adoptions over the summer increased 21%!!!!

We need your help to continue placing the homeless pets of Floyd County! If you know anyone looking for a pet, refer them to the shelter! If you are looking for a pet, visit the shelter! We have soooo many animals waiting for someone to love them and provide them with a forever home. Please help spread the word!!!!

We are currently accepting donations for our Homes for the Holidays promtions. We need sponsorships for the 12 Strays of Christmas and the Colors of the Season Sale! Call for more information!

Our Summer of Love Cat Sale is coming to an end! Our adoption supplementation funds are running out, so this $10 special will be ending on Friday, September, 23rd. Get your reduced cats this week! 

Can’t adopt, but want to help? We always except donations, both in supplies and monetary. We are currently accepting donations to help with our Homes for the Holidays Adoption specials. You can donate in person, by mail, or through our paypal page! Thanks  for your support!!

You now have less than two days until our fundraiser with Chance’s Spot, Pup Corn and A Movie. This year’s guest will be actress Diane Gaidry. Diane has played lead roles in numerous independent films and episodic television guest spots, including a role in the hit show “Medium”. Pup-Corn and A Movie will feature the film which she co-produced and stars in, “The Dogwalker.”

Pup Corn and A Movie will be held on Saturday evening, September 11, at the Hotel Louisville on Broadway. There are still some tickets left, including VIP tickets that include a meet and greet with Diane. Prices are $15 regular and $35 VIP.

In addition, Honoring the Animals (HTA) will be held on Sunday, September 12, at Saint Andrews Episcopal Church in the Highlands. lso, this year we’ve added an animal blessing for those of you who would like to attend with your leashed pet. The event is free.

Please be sure let others know about these events or forward to your mailing lists. More information, including movie ticket purchases and name submissions can be found at Honoring the Animals.org.

Belle is one of the many puppy mill dogs that the NAFC Shelter has helped place in their new forever loving homes. She had a special place in the hearts of many staff members with her little bow-legged front end, and her goofy lil smile.  Belle’s new family had been in the area visiting family when they stumbled across Belle at the Pet Adoption Center in the mall.  After seeing her a couple of times, Belle’s new mom knew that she was going back to Washington D.C. with a new addition to the family.  Belle had a little trouble adjusting to her new home at first.  She was not sure what to do with people, her new brother Sammy, or anything around her. She had spent her first several years without ever being in a home, or truly loved.  That isn’t the case anymore!   She is getting very used to life as a dog, not a breeding machine.  Belle deserves all the love in the world, and she has found that in her new home!

Belle and Sammy

Just left the groomer