The judges have made their decisions! Here are your 2017 NAFC Animal Shelter A-CAT-EMY Award winners! Their adoption fees will be waived all of next week! All the runner-ups (any cat over 4lbs) will have 1/2 off their adoptions!

Welcome to the 2017 New Albany Floyd County Animal Shelter A-CAT-EMY Awards! Our beautiful adoptable cats are ready to dazzle adopters with their stunning personalities and shelter performances in hopes of winning an A-CAT-EMY Award!

 

Join us February 20^th through the 25^th for an award show unlike any other. Fur coats will be the hottest style on this red carpet! Four CATegories are up for grabs – Longest Time in Showbiz, Best Dressed, Best Comedy, and Best Drama. The four winners will receive a new home with no adoption fees! All other nominees will receive half off of their adoption fee! Only cats that weigh over 4lbs will be considered for the awards. We have narrowed down the “Best Dressed” to only two cats, but we need your help choosing. Visit our Facebook page and vote! All winners will be announced February 18^th. Look for pictures of the red carpet styles on our Instagram account, nafcanimalshelter.

  This promotion would not be possible without the Floyd County Animal Rescue League.

A great big shout out to Dawne Gee and Wave Country for all the bleach! Rumor has it that more is on the way! Keep it coming!

Cayanne has been adopted!

Cayanne is just the right amount of sweet and spicy in a furbaby! She is a stunning young tortoiseshell that is about 7 months old. She loves to chase toys around the room for hours of entertainment. When that is done, she is ready to snuggle in closely and relax. She does well with other animals once she gets used to them being around and knows she is safe.  She is already spayed, microchipped, Felv/FIV tested negative, and current on vaccinations. Her adoption fee is only $20. Visit her at the New Albany Floyd County Animal Shelter today and let her be your Valentine! More adoptable animals by clicking the “Adoptable Animals” tab above.

Yesterday, two staff members went to the Indianapolis State House to personally talk with our Senators and Representatives about a few bills that are going through the process of (hopefully) becoming law that will help protect the animals in our community. It is VERY important for our legislators to hear from their constituents about what they feel is important and their thoughts on the different bills. We encourage everyone to contact your state legislators and politely and respectfully urge them to support these three bills- SB306, HB1085, and HB1332. Below is a description of these three bills.

Do’s and Don’ts of Lobbying -This is a link to the Do’s and Don’ts of contacting your legislators. There is also a link on this page to find who your legislators are.