The Kentucky Humane Society has been approved as a 2022 Combined Federal Campaign (CFC) charity partner!
KHS Approved as a 2022 Combined Federal Campaign (CFC) Charity partner! Read More »
Help KHS continue to save the lives of innocent pets in Kentucky and beyond by donating during Give for Good Louisville!
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Mark your calendars to GIVE FOR GOOD on Thursday, September 15. Hosted annually by the Community Foundation of Louisville, this day of giving unites thousands of individuals to give generously to participating organizations, including the Kentucky Humane Society. Give for Good is one of our most important fundraising days to support our lifesaving work to
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KHS waiving adoption fees for dogs 6 months and older and cats 1 year and older now through Wednesday, September 14.
KHS Hosts Adoption Special to Help More Eastern KY Animals Read More »
The adult Beagles taken in by KHS from a mass breeding facility in early August are almost ready for adoption!
Applications for Adult Beagles Now Closed. Read More »
The Kentucky Humane Society is excited to announce that Alisa Gray, current Vice President of Outreach, will become President & CEO in April 2023.
Alisa Gray to Become President & CEO of the Kentucky Humane Society Read More »
HOW TO HELP The best way to support the shelters and animals in Eastern Kentucky is to make a monetary donation directly to shelters in the region or KHS, or to adopt or foster from KHS or Louisville Metro Animal Services. Donate to the Floyd County Animal Shelter (Dewey Dam) here. Donate to the Kentucky River
The Kentucky Humane Society (KHS) has received $45,000 from two national animal welfare nonprofits to support its disaster relief efforts in Eastern Kentucky following the recent flooding. A $25,000 grant from PetSmart Charities and $20,000 grant from Petco Love are allowing KHS to provide lifesaving veterinary care, food and supplies to needy dogs and cats
Eastern Kentucky Flood Relief Efforts Supported by PetSmart Charities and Petco Love Read More »
On Thursday, August 4, the Kentucky Humane Society took in 30 of the approximately 4,000 beagles who are being removed from a mass-breeding facility in Cumberland, Virginia that was riddled with animal welfare violations. The facility, owned by Envigo RMS LLC, bred the dogs for sale to laboratories for animal experimentation. We are thankful that
Beagles Being Evaluated For Medical Needs Before Going Up for Adoption at a Later Date The Kentucky Humane Society today took in 30 of the approximately 4,000 beagles who are being removed from a mass-breeding facility in Cumberland, Virginia that was riddled with animal welfare violations. The facility, owned by Envigo RMS LLC, bred the
