Humane Society Of Oldham County

01/25/2025

Caturday comfort.

01/25/2025

‼️ MEDICAL EMERGENCY ‼️

Roxy is approximately 16 months old and has been diagnosed with FIP (Feline infectious peritonitis). Roxy has what is considered the “wet" or effusive form of FIP. Her abdomen and lungs are filling with fluid, causing extreme swelling and difficulty breathing.

Up until a few years ago, this diagnosis in cats was 100% fatal. While there is treatment available now, it is very expensive!! Roxy is in the hands of an experienced medical foster but we need help covering the cost of medicine. Roxy is young and deserves the chance at recovery!

Please donate at the link below to help us save her life! Be sure to indicate that your donation is in honor of Roxy.

https://humanesocietyoldhamcounty.app.neoncrm.com/forms/donate

01/24/2025

Wow! What a day we had at our Low-Cost Wellness/Vax clinic. We knew adding the online scheduling option was going to be a learning curve. We did our best to manage the online appointments, walk-ins, planning a month in advance for how the weather that day may affect our volume, and many other factors. For those of you who came in today, YOU WERE THE BEST CLIENTS EVER! You were overwhelmingly kind, patient and understanding. Each month, since we started these clinics last June, we have averaged around 30 pets/clinic. Today…we saw 79! We will continue to do our best to make improvements to this clinic. We thank everyone who stayed with us today and were so very kind. We also had a wonderful group of HSOC people in the building today who all really went into over-drive.

01/24/2025

We would like to give a huge shout out to our local Feeders Pet Supply in Lagrange for yet another wonderful donation! This goes such a long way in helping our mission. The more donations we receive like this—the more we can direct funds to the cost of spaying, neutering and medical costs. Go see them for all your pet supply needs and tell them—The Humane Society of Oldham County sent us! We want them to know how much we appreciate all they do! 💕💕

01/24/2025

Nathera is a beautiful dog, inside and out. She is a 1 1/2-year-old Hound mix with beautiful markings and doggy “eyeliner” around her eyes.
Nathera has been overlooked in Camp K-9 at the Kentucky State Reformatory for awhile because she acted like a 45-pound puppy. But she is settling down and has the sweetest disposition.
She loves playing with other dogs and shows mild interest cats, but should be fine in a home with them.
Nathera - which means expressive and outgoing - is housetrained and crate trained. She is smart and learns quickly and will be a great friend and companion to her new family.
If you are interested in meeting Nathera, please go to our website and fill out an application.

01/24/2025

TGIF! 🍇 🫒 🧀 🥨 🥐

01/23/2025

Grace surprised us with $500 recently that she raised through a church and school project. Grace attends Sacred Heart Academy.
We thank Grace for choosing our animal rescue for her project!

01/23/2025

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01/22/2025

A huge thank you to Starbucks at the Buckner Kroger #794. A donation of $365 warmed our hearts on this cold January day!

01/22/2025

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01/22/2025

Ivar came in last June. An attempt to trap a c**n, skunk or oppossum resulted in Ivar being trapped instead! Ivar came in and we felt he was more scared than feral. This remains true, nearly 7 months later. We know Ivar has such a love bug in him. It's taken him a long time to get to where he is now. But he is slowly becoming comfortable and not running off to hide when people enter the room. He is loving to be petted and have head scratches....maybe even a little "elevator butt." He's even found a feline companion in Dot Dot. Two peas in a pod with very similar purrsonalities. We feel that Ivar could do so much better in the right home, with a patient adopter who would let him settle in on his time-frame, but who would also give him the attention he needs to encourage his confidence. He's been around a LOT of cats in our building so he may need a feline companion. They may or may not be best buddies, but having another feline around might be what he needs.

01/21/2025

Who remembers Walsh? He came in last May in really bad shape. But thanks to the efforts of our wonderful staff and volunteers, Walsh pulled through. He's been in an amazing Forever Foster home and look at him now! He has manageable CH and on food to keep him from getting stones and/or crystals, but he is a happy, well-adjusted kitty cat! Your donations help us support cats like Walsh and our Forever Foster Program.

01/21/2025

01/20/2025

We have free straw available for outdoor animals! Stop by the office Monday, Wednesday or Friday between Noon and 4pm to pickup.

01/20/2025

Ok it’s another Wintery weather in home shopping day! What better way to support our mission than from the comfort of your own home! Monies raised go directly to helping animals get spay/neutered, vaccinated and fed. Karen Bergstrom will be responding to your comment.

We can’t help change every animals life—but for the ones we can help, it is life changing!

1. XL Ceramic dog bowl, 12 cups used in very good condition —$10

2. Inflatable 6’ teddy bear with heart, NEW in box -$20

3. Vintage wildflowers shortbread pan, NEW -$18

4. Unwavering induction cookware, NEW-$40

5. Large dog bed with removable cover 38” x 28”, NEW-$15

6. Corningware French white 18.6 oz appetizer dish OR covered 7.7 dessert baker, NEW-$10 each OR both for $18

7. Over the sink basket with adjustable arms (13.75” - 18”) like new -$5

8. Raised ceramic water bowls Winnie the Pooh OR Disney themed, NEW- $5 each

9. Pet mate gravity waterer, NEW -$10

10. Kingsford charcoal 16 # bags-$6 each or both for $10

11. Petsafe smart spin litter box, used? In open box, money back guarantee if doesn’t work-$125

01/20/2025

“One for now; a couple for later.” 🍪

01/19/2025

Our new little pups are like—what is this madness! But hey—we don’t care—it’s play time—well just for a little bit. 🤣

01/19/2025

Doja is a shy kitty who came to us nearly a year ago. She is about 2 years old. She was very scared and hid from all the other cats. People who came to adopt a cat rarely noticed her, as she was always hiding. She recently went to a foster home and is doing great in the quiet environment. She is finally feeling secure and actually playing! She loves having her head scratched, lap time and a warm fire. She still frightens easily so would do best in a similar type home environment. She does get along with other cats, however, we aren't sure how she would do around dogs. Most likely just fine, as long as the dog is a calmer dog and they are appropriately acclimated to each other.