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May Paw Prints! Happy Mothers Day!

5/5/2022

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May Newsletter
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Happy Mothers Day!
Treat your Mom or a pet's Mom ​to a show
​ next Sunday May 15th, 1-4!

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Enjoy a fun show and help save animals lives.
​ There will be a coffee and dessert bar by
Hillbilly Coffee and Q & A Sweet Treats,
a silent auction, local vendors offering clothing, accessories, art, skin care and more,
and dog training tips by Dave the Dogman on the runway before the show.
Come see Lagrange's own Mayor, John Black, take to the catwalk!
& show your support for all of our brave models!
Win a bourbon basket, dance lessons, dog basket, cat basket, wine & paint class and much more at our silent auction.
A memory that's unforgettable! 
Purchase Tickets

Don't miss the show everyone is barking about!


Adopted a dog recently?

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Most rescue dogs go through a transitional period when you first bring them home. Try to give them some time to adjust.  Your new furry friend may not show his true personality for weeks or months.  

———Remember the 3-3-3 rule————--

3 days— In the first 3 days, your dog may feel scared of her surroundings and may not even feel like eating or drinking much.  She may shut down and hide or may act out and test boundaries.

3 weeks—He may begin to feel more comfortable and start letting down his guard.  He may begin to show his true personality, which means behaviors, both good and bad,  may start to show up.

3 months—She should be comfortable in your home and in her routine. She should have a good foundation of trust In you now. 


Things aren’t always perfect at first when you bring a new rescue into your home.  Give them, and yourself,  some time and patience and soon you will both be more at ease and ready to start a new life together.
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Thank you Hermitage Farms
for the fantastic donation from your Easter Egg Hunt!

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Happily Ever Afters!
Lives your support helped save

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April Newletter- HSOC is hoppin'

4/3/2022

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A Helping Hand from Hermitage Farm 

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Easter Egg Hunt Saturday April 16thJoin us for Hermitage Farm’s annual Easter Egg Hunt! Saturday April 16th we will be hosting a number of egg hunts for kids of all ages, while families can enjoy a selection of box lunches and pastries. With springtime cocktails available from our mobile bar, an exclusive Hermitage pop-up shop, and a surprise visit from the Easter Bunny, this is the perfect Easter event for the whole family. Tickets for the egg hunts are $10 per child, and all proceeds will be donated to the Humane Society of Oldham County– there will even be a few cute friends available for adoption!

Spots are by registration only, so hop on over to the Hermitage Farm website to sign up now!
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​Our Newest Program

​Meals on Wheels
for Hungry Paws

Many seniors count on their pets for companionship, especially those who live alone. With many seniors living at or below the poverty line, some struggle with the cost of pet ownership and will share meals with their pets or feed them before eating themselves. Often seniors and pets will be malnourished and underweight.
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Meals on Wheels program through Tri-County Community Action Agency provides homebound seniors with nutritious meals and dedicated volunteers that offer check-ins and companionship.

The Humane Society of Oldham County is proud to be partnering with Tri-County and their Meals on Wheels program in Oldham County to offer pet food and assistance through volunteers as well. Working together will allow us to share vital resources, to combat social isolation among our homebound seniors, and ensure that they and their pets have what they need to age in place together.

​SOME BENEFITS OF PET OWNERSHIP TO SENIORS
  • Pets provide structure and routine which can help seniors avoid unhealthy behavior, like not wanting to get out of bed.
  • Pets can reduce stress levels in people of any age. Interacton with animals counteracts stress by lowering heart rate, stress hormones, anxiety and fear levels. 
  • Owning a pet can help keep seniors more active and increase physical health. 
  • Dogs (and some cats) can provide a certain level of security for seniors by helping alert them when something is out of the ordinary. 
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HSOC gets a huge boost from Crypto Currency! Dogecoin!

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Dogepalooza - Different for a Reason.
    HSOC is a part of this new phenomenon as a Charity of Choice

The founder, team, sponsors, vendors, and committed friends of Dogepalooza believe in the
DOGE motto of Do Only Good Everyday.  
Each festival location will designate local and national charities to benefit from
Dogepalooza in a financially substantial way, no strings attached.
No corporate administrative structure to drain the resources,
enabling us to give back more to the community. 
The first Dogepalooza will held in Sugarland, Texas on April 23rd with an amazing line up including Dionne Warwick!
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Spring is the time for action and growth!
Thank you for being supporters to make these rescues happen!

Enjoy some happily ever afters!

Save the Date & Share the Flyer!

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March 2022 Newsletter

3/2/2022

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March 2022 Newsletter


Everyone could use a little 
luck of the Irish!

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 Spring is just around the corner! Thank Goodness!
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The Humane Society of Oldham County is growing by leaps and bounds

and we have extended our hours of operation.
We are now open Mon / Tues / Wed / Fri : 10am to 4pm


We have a full time, paid position open for an office clerk

Experience with animals is desired but not required
Excellent social media and computer skills needed
Good communication skills required to work with volunteers, staff & clients
Must be organized and team oriented to support others

Please send resume to Michele at mjculp@bellsouth.net
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Like hangin' out with cats? Volunteers needed for cat room cleaning & socialization during open hours. Volunteers also needed for spay/neuter clinics, events and more.

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Volunteer Page and Application

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Meet Taz!
Taz is a 6-year-old Merle Catahoula mix weighing about 100 pounds.
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Taz is a love bug. He loves attention and he gives back just as much as he gets. He would make a great companion, especially for someone who might be feeling a little lonely. He will make his new owner laugh, that’s for sure!
Taz loves to roll around in the grass and just be a dog. He loves people.
He could definitely share a home with a laid-back dog.
No cats though please!
He is an excellent student in Camp K-9 and is now working on advanced commands. He has been with us far too long for such a wonderful dog, with over 250 days in Camp K-9! 
If you think Taz could make your life a little bit brighter, Open your heart to this sweet boy who needs a home. Please go to our website to the “Adopt” page and fill out an application or call 502-222-7537 M/T/W/F 10-4, leave your contact info and a message saying "I'm interested in TAZ!"
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Would you like to be a Sponsor for Fashion & Furiends?
We would be happy to develop that connection & provide exposure for your business to the animal loving community of Oldham County!
Contact Bobbi at bjsdewey@gmail.com

A few happy adoption pictures!
Special Thanks to Lucky Cat Cafe for some wonderful cat adoptions also!

Happy St. Patty's Day!

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January 2022 Newsletter

1/1/2022

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January 2022 
Newsletter


Happy New Year!
​A letter from our President:

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Check out the two videos below to see our new building journey from 2021! From an empty lot to a beautiful facility!

With your help, we were able to intake 55 dogs and 316 cats in 2021. We were also able to spay/neuter and relocate numerous barn cats(not included in the above cat number), as well as having an average of four low-cost spay/neuter clinics a month.
Here's to 2022 being even better!
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November 2021 Newsletter

11/3/2021

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November 2021 Newsletter


We're having a yard sale and moving sale!

This Saturday(11/6) from 9am until 2pm at our location next to Cherry House Furniture

Huge sale! Rain or shine! This is a combination moving/yard/garage sale. We are in the midst of moving to our new facility and selling things we do not need including a kitchen table with 4 chairs, shop towels, 6 ft folding tables, pet supplies and more. We will also have huge variety of other items - kitchen, home decor, fall and Christmas, baby supplies, exercise equipment, puzzles, linens, outdoor furniture, a nice selection of house plants and lots more.
In case of inclement weather, we will move the sale into the garage and house, so please stop by even if you don't see tables and tents outside. You won't be disappointed!! We will be offering 50% off most items between 1:00 and 2:00.
100% of the proceeds go directly to help the animals

This Saturday(11/6) from 9am until 2pm at our location next to Cherry House Furniture. 2417 S HWY 53 in Lagrange.
We are no longer accepting donations for the yardsale as we will not have time to sort and price them before Saturday.
Below are just a few of the great items you can find on Saturday!

Our Grand Opening was a great success!

The ribbon cutting was held the Friday before the Grand Opening where Judge Voegele declared October 29th as Humane Society of Oldham County Day! Michele Culp the President was presented a plaque with this Proclamation.  Check out the link below to see coverage from Wave. Please note that we are still in the moving phase and hope to be fully functional soon.
WAVE
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HSOC October PawPrints Newsletter

9/29/2021

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October 2021 Newsletter


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Bring your pup this Saturday from 11-2 for an outing at Belknap Park! 
Come join us and have some delicious Taylor BBQ, West Sixth beer or Tikiz ice cream. We would love to see our adopted alumni's happy faces, reminding us of why animal rescue is so important!
All event goers receive one free bandana per family while they last. There will also be booths offering a variety of items for people and pets, such as: an agility course, dog training demonstration, bouncy slide, dog contests, a bubble table(for kids and dogs!), music and​ a short walk lead by the Richins Family(the founders of the "Be Kind" signs). 
Our emcee is TV personality, Gladys Bautista from WLKY!
A suggested $10 donation will get you in for lots of fun. All proceeds will benefit the Humane Society of Oldham County and less fortunate animals in our area. 
   Don't miss the fun!
All dogs must be socialized and on a leash.
We are so grateful to the below sponsors for making Paws in the Park possible!
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Save the date!
Saturday, October 30th

We're so close to moving into our new building! We will be having a Grand Opening on Saturday, October 30th!  
Our new building is located at 2601 Interior Way in LaGrange, off of Commerce Parkway and behind Rocket Storage.
We will send an email with more details closer to the event.
​Hope to see you there!

We held a "sneak peek" of our new building on September 26th. Check out the WDRB link below to see some great shots of our new home!
Click here to see our new home!

Some very special kitties need a home!
Are you the person they've been looking for?

Meet Handsome(Gray male), Beautiful(black DMH male), Cutie(black DSH male), and Sweetie(black DSH female)! They are all looking for a very special home, do you have room in your heart for them?
These four siblings all are the sweetest, most playful kittens! They are all very healthy now, unfortunately, all of them have tested positive for Feline Leukemia(FeLv.) 
Feline Leukemia is a disease that compromises the immune system. It is possible for a cat to not show symptoms of Feline Leukemia for many years, or to maybe never show symptoms(regressive infection). Also, it is possible for tests to show false positives. They will need further testing at six months old, which is something we would cover the cost of. As FeLv can be passed to other cats, positive cats should not be around cats that are free from the infection.
Please read this link for more in depth information.
They are around four months old and are spayed/neutered, up to date on vaccines, microchipped, and tested negative for FIV. 
If you would like to meet them, please send an adoption application here.
Adoption applications can be found on our website.

Don't miss our next Facebook Virtual Yard Sale! Check out our Facebook page anytime after 7pm Monday, October 11th for some great deals! The post will be active until Monday October 18th.

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HSOC September PawPrints Newsletter

9/1/2021

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September 2021
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​Give for Good
Louisville
September 17th

Donate Here!
Can one day make a difference?
Yes it can, for the life of an animal in desperate need of medical
attention, food and a home!

 Give for Good Louisville is one day when our whole community comes
together to be positive and do something good. When you make a
donation on Friday, September 17th, your donation will be matched by
two generous volunteers up to $3000!

Your donation will help us purchase items at the top of our "Needs"
list, such as: 
  • A heart monitor that will allow us to do more complicated surgeries when needed for rescue animals.
  • A dental X-ray so we can do dentals in-house for our rescue cats and dogs that often have painful and serious dental issues
  • Miscellaneous items to complete our new cat and dog rooms in our new building.
$375,000 worth of prize money will be given away during the day
to charities who get the most unique donations (a donation of $10 or
more from one individual) during a given time or randomly drawn!

This comes on the heels of another fundraiser, but even if you have
given, please consider a $10 donation to help us increase the number
of donations received, making us eligible for prize money out of the
$375,000 prize pool! It all adds up to do great things for the Humane
Society of Oldham County and the animals we care for.
Donate Here!

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Don't miss our Paws in the Park event Saturday, October 2nd from 11am-2pm at Belknap Community Park.
There will be something for everyone!
For the dogs there will be baby pools, 1/2 mile parade style dog walk, a timed canine agility course, musical sit contest, and more.
Bring your dogs in costume to enter our “Best Dressed “ contest!
For the kids we'll have a bubble table, face painting and temporary tattoos, a bouncy slide, and much more!
For the adults we'll have a BBQ and craft beer tent, lots of vendors, music, and more!

Miss Emma is still looking for her Fur-Ever home!

Emma is the queen of her castle. But it’s time for her to have her own castle 🏰 to live in forever!
She loves laying by the front door or in the sunroom watching people go by. A Rottweiler/Shepherd mix, Emma is almost 6 and weighs more than 90 pounds. She's basically easy going, but needs to be the only animal in the house. She's great with kids!
She enjoys her chew bones and can brag that she has had great vet care her whole life, is crate-trained and has wonderful house manners. 
She does like to go outside and run about a bit and show off her personality.
She is enjoying her time in foster care until she finds her forever home.
Emma is spayed, up to date on vaccinations, microchipped, and tested negative for Heartworm, Lyme, Ehrlichia, and Anaplasma.
If you would like to meet Emma, please fill out an adoption application and send it here.
You can find our application here. 

We were recently on WLKY! If you'd like to see great footage of our new building, check out the link here!


Our next Facebook Virtual Yard Sale will be Monday, September 13th! Check out our Facebook page at 7pm to find some great deals!


Trivia Night to Support OCCS

Join OCCS at the John W. Black Community Center for another Fun Trivia Night! Help support Oldham County Community Scholarships (OCCS) a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. OCCS provides graduating high school seniors (who reside in Oldham County) with financial aid to help them pursue their post-secondary educational goals.
Friday September 17, 2021
6:00 - 7:00pm - - Social/Dinner/Silent Auction begins
7:00pm - 9:00pm - - Trivia game
Please come at 6pm to eat, sign in, and check out the Silent Auction items. Dinner catered by Gustavo's is included with each ticket purchased. 
A CASH BAR will be available for guests 21 and older.
Prizes will be given for first, second, and last place teams
A few AUCTION items will be: Dinner at "Barn 8", Louisville City FC (Soccer), Bourbon tasting at Hermitage Farm, Bourbon - Angel's Envy Distillery, Ky. Artisan Distillery, and more! 
NOTE: If you don't have a PayPal account or don't like using a credit card, request ticket(s) via occskyinfo@gmail.com. Mail a check to OCCS PO Box 381 Buckner, Ky 40010 Provide your name, Trivia Team name and # of tickets needed.
Bring a team of up to 6 adults and enjoy an evening out with friends and family! If your team is less than 6 adults, we will help you join others.

Buy Tickets Here!
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HSOC August PawPrints Newsletter

8/3/2021

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August 2021
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Help us win $100,000!

Your donation through MightyCause could help us win $100,000! Click HERE, or the button below if you would like to help us become eligible for a $100,000 grant.
If we can raise $3,000 through MightyCause by August 13th, we will be eligible for several grants ranging from $2,500 all the way up to $100,000! There are also several "bonus challenges" along the way that we can win more money by completing.
BONUS CHALLENGE #3 is happening NOW until August 9th! If we are one of the top three charities with the most unique donors we can win an extra $4,000! Every unique donor that gives to our campaign this week increases our chances! We only need 54(as of this newsletter) people by August 9th to donate $5 to be able to win the $4,000! 
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All money donated will go towards our new building as well as animal care. We're so close to moving into our building, but there is still a big chunk of money we need to raise. The biggest expense left is close to $100,000 for fencing. Our facility is seven acres, which requires a lot of fence! We also have several cats with heart problems that require expensive cardiac workups, and a couple of animals that need dentals.
We're only $1,284 away from $3,000! Can you help us get a step closer? Any amount helps!
Donate HERE!

Come meet these cute kittens at Kitten Yoga!

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Waylon
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Willie
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Curtis

Saturday, August 7th

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Get your tickets here!

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Miles
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Vladimir
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Ferdinand, Felix, Fido, Frederick(Adopted)

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Summer Family Fun Fest!

Was held in partnership with City Place Expo Center on July 24th. $5,400(minus expenses) was raised for HSOC!  Despite the heat, fun was had by all!
Vendors, entertainment, games, music  and food!
The Lagrange Fire Dept. saved the day with a spray down for the kids, and then they provided a hose for the Derby Duck race when the Water feature malfunctioned !
They also won the Dunk Tank challenge between the Fire Depts. and the Police Depts. of Oldham County. Thanks guys!
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Protect yourself and your pets from pesticides!

Please consider posting information about this important provision under Kentucky State Law on your social media and get the word out as a public service to residents and their pets concerned about involuntarily being exposed to chemicals and spray drift while in their yards when neighbors in proximity have their yards sprayed.
Kentucky is among many states that have a neighbor notification provision under “Laws and Regulations for Turf and Ornamentals” to help protect residents and their pets by offering a head’s up before an adjoining neighbor treats their yard using spray application.
Residents who wish to be notified before a neighbor sprays can make the request in writing and include their name, address and date, and provide it to adjoining neighbors. It is then up to the resident who had their yard sprayed to ensure the service provides those requesting it ample notification before performing the treatment on that property.
An area resident said: "Myself and my four dogs were caught in the noxious spray drift from a neighbor’s treatment last Thursday morning that made me choke and left residual taste in my mouth. On an otherwise beautiful morning, a rarity lately, we were forced to retreat indoors for the next several hours and I couldn’t open my doors without being overwhelmed by the smell, which lingered in the air into the next day. My dogs often carry residual smell on their coats if they’re near our fence after a neighbor behind me has a treatment to their property."
You have the right to speak up and protect yourself from chemical residual and noxious fumes that result from this practice.
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Dog food recall!

More information here.
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HSOC July PawPrints Newsletter

6/30/2021

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July 2021 
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 Yard Sale!

We're having a yard sale and plant sale this Saturday(7/3) from 9am-1pm! At our office at 2417 S HWY 53 in LaGrange, next to Cherry House Furniture.
There will be tons of great stuff there, something for everyone! DVDS, books, home goods, yard decorations, tons of plants, and more!
We will also be selling ice cream, popsicles, and other refreshments.
100% of the proceeds go to care for animals. Come find a great deal and support a great cause while you're at it!

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We need fosters!

Kitten season is in full swing, and we are in desperate need of foster homes. As always this time of the year, it's an explosion of cat babies. Lots and lots of them. And lots of people who find themselves unable to care for them turn to us. It doesn't take long for us to run out of room at our facility.
We are also helping with an awful hoarding situation of cats and kittens, and need fosters to help get these cats to safety. The owner moved from their home and left a large group of cats in the house with little food or water. By the time someone was able to get into the house, many of the cats were dead. The remaining cats were evicted outside by authorities and are emaciated and in need of TLC and medical care to become healthy and adoptable. 

 HSOC will take care of all supplies, vetting, and medicines(if needed). 
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If you're interested in helping out in either situation, visit our website and fill out the foster application, which you can find here. 
If you have questions or would like more information, email or call us.

Don't miss our Family Summer Fun Fest!!

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On Saturday July 24th City Place in LaGrange will host the third annual summer Family Fun Fest with all proceeds going to the Humane Society of Oldham County. This event has something for children of all ages whether you're young in years or young at heart. From 10:00am to 2:00pm City Place will be buzzing with activity. There will be lots of entertainment including a magician who also makes wonderful balloon animals, a book signing by a local artist, performances by the School of Rock and the South Oldham High School cheerleading team, miniature ponies, a running train layout plus inflatables, carnival games and lots of fair food. Admission to the fun fest is free, however tickets will be available for purchase of food items, games, inflatables and a dunk tank. 
​ If you have questions about the event itself, please contact Adina Cook at 502-548-6578 or at kacook@twc.com

A happy adoption story 

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Buddy and Mary
My husband Tom and I (Mary) decided we needed a cat closer to our kitten Autumns age and energy level, to befriend her as our two older cats weren’t enjoying her antics. We went to the Lucky Cat Cafe and that’s where we met Buddy. An 11 year old long-haired cat who would walk through the cafe talking to anyone who would notice, getting verbal hello’s to multiple loves and pettings in return. Buddy was kicked outside and abandoned by his owner. So many pets through no fault of their own are abandoned, mistreated, and some have had owners who have died. Adoption is a win-win situation for the pet and the new owners. Pets want the same thing we do- a home, family, routine and lots of love. As we all meld together as a family unit you see such appreciation paid with lots of kisses, purrs, wanting to sit by you or on you, it warms your heart and soul. We also met a short haired black cat named Johnson (now Shadow) who we knew would be perfect for Autumn, so we left with 2 cats to join the Nolan family. 
As with all new pets, we have them checked out by our vet. It turns out that Buddy has an irregular heart beat which we were fortunate enough to learn so we could medicate him. His appetite and energy level has moderately increased. We are grateful to the Humane Society of Oldham County for saving Buddy and Shadow and giving us the opportunity to adopt them. Autumn is extremely happy with her play mate, Shadow preens her, cuddles and they play together. Buddy loves lap time and will go back and forth between Tom and I, I believe he's giving us points, LOL. Please consider senior cats when you adopt they deserve a loving family in their golden years and you will definitely be rewarded.

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With fireworks happening soon, here are some tips to help your pets handle fireworks

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Looking for WWII and Korean War Veterans!

The Honor Flights are in search of WWII and Korean War Veterans for their 2021 trip to Washington DC. This is the first Honor Flight since COVID-19 halted the program. It has been two years since the last flight and they have lost 35 WWII veterans since then. 
October 20th, 2021 is the flight date and if you know of anyone who may qualify or if you are able to provide any assistance finding individuals in your community, it would be greatly appreciated.
For WWII Veterans, please call Jeff Thoke directly at, 502-645-5421.
For Korean War Veterans, please fill out an application on their website at https://www.honorflightbluegrass.org/ or through Honor Flight Kentucky on their website, https://honorflightky.org/.
If you have any additional questions, please email Jeff Thoke at jthoke@yahoo.com .

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HSOC June PawPrints Newsletter

5/30/2021

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June 2021 Newsletter


Building Update!

​- The builder is done with his part of the project.  A huge shout out to Jim Rollins with Walters Buildings which is headquartered in Allenton, Wisconsin.  Jim and his team not only did a fantastic job, but were also incredibly good to us.  Without Jim's foresight, the crazy rise in construction materials would have stalled our build for sure.  HSOC definitely gives Jim a 5 star recommendation!!
- Grading on the property still needs to be done followed by landscape work.  Inside projects like shelving, installing crates, etc. have started.  Our move in date is not yet set - that in itself will be a big project.
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Our Featured Pet of the Month

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​Meet Brock! Brock is a six-year-old, 80 pound, brown and white Boxer mix. He loves attention and specializes in amusing expressions. He loves the outdoors and taking walks.
Brock is neutered, microchipped, up to date on vaccinations, and tested negative for Heartworm, Ehrlichia, Lyme disease, and Anaplasma. 

If you would like to meet him, please fill out an adoption application and email it to humanesocietyoc@att.net

You can find our application here. 

Upcoming Fundraisers

  • Monday, May 31st-Monday, June 7th: Facebook Virtual Yardsale. This sale lasts for one week and has a lot of great deals! Click here to go to our Facebook page.
  • Saturday, June 19th: Road Clean Up. Meets at 9am at our office. If you'd like to help, please email us. 
  • Saturday, July 3rd: Yardsale/Plantsale. At our office from 9am-1pm. We are currently accepting donations, which can be left on our covered front porch at your convenience.  Please no clothes, electronics, large furniture or anything we have to haul. 

Adopted!

Wishing a lifetime of love & happiness to the following recently adopted pets & their forever families:
Modie, Presley, Princess, Bill, Benedict, Beauregard, Robin, Wren, Piglet, Pooh Bear, Eeyore, Sarabi, Topper, Johnson, Buddy, and Lilliane

Looking to Adopt?

You can find our available pets here.
To arrange a meet and greet, please send an application here for dogs and here for cats. You can find our application here.

​All of our adoptable pets are spayed/neutered, microchipped, current on shots & come with one free year of basic vet care.
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Thank you for adopting from HSOC!


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The Humane Society of Oldham County is an all volunteer, non-profit, stand-alone entity serving the Oldham County, KY area.
We are not affiliated with any other National, State or Local Humane Society.
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P O Box 727 
La Grange, KY 40031
502-222-7537 
OUR MISSION
  1. Provide low cost spay/neuter surgeries for animal owners who cannot otherwise afford this service and to other rescue groups who rely on this service to continue their work.
  2. Rescue unwanted and homeless animals by finding them permanent loving homes.
  3. Provide support for community cat colonies by providing spay/neuter services, food and veterinary care.​
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