Tails a Waggin - rescue, spay/neuter program

01/09/2025

A huge thank you to Christs food pantry! We were able to pick up a truck load of cat and dog food which will aid in helping feed the strays and animals in Morgan County!! 🐶🐈

01/04/2025

01/02/2025

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🥶 ❄️ WINTER IS HERE!!! ❄️ 🥶

WE ARE FACING SINGLE DIGIT LOWS IN THE COMING DAYS. NOW is the time to prepare and make plans to protect your pets.

Chained, caged and confined animals are most susceptible to cold temperatures.

🐾 Be sure your pet has a dry, warm place to get in out of the weather. In extreme temperatures it would be recommended to bring pets indoors, into a home or even just a barn or garage where they have a windbreak and a doghouse with bedding inside for warmth.

🐾 Your pet must have access to a sturdy shelter (roof, 4 walls and a floor) and that shelter must have organic bedding (straw) not towels or blankets. If your pet is in any non-heated area like a garage or barn they still need access to shelter such as a doghouse to keep their body heat contained.

🐾 Be sure that the area your pet is housed is dry and free from standing water. A layer of straw should be spread to cover muddy spots. Being wet can cause frostbite or hypothermia.

🐾 While outdoors be sure that your pet can move around freely to generate body heat.

🐾 Stack flakes or bales of straw around your pet’s shelter to create insulation.

🐾 Be sure that the shelter is placed in the best area to block wind and weather with the opening facing away from the wind. Being placed on a certain side of a structure and right against the structure can be helpful.

🐾 If your pet has an enclosure, use tarps and straw to create windbreaks. Tightly stretch and zip-tie tarps around chain link kennels to create a barrier from wind and precipitation.

🐾 Provide constant access to fresh, unfrozen water and plenty of quality food.

If we receive a complaint from someone else and find your pets without the needed resources you may be criminally charged with animal neglect. Take action and take care of your pets.

*This post was primarily copied and pasted from Clark County Animal Shelter. *

01/02/2025

Steele Branch Rd of Morgan County KY!

01/01/2025

Thank you to everyone who has supported us through 2024, between rescuing dogs & cats and spaying/neutering countless pets it’s been a crazy ride! We wish for continued support through the new year and hope to spay & neuter as many pets as possible 🐾

11/30/2024

Thank you Max & Neo for the donations!!!