Pet Listings:
The Lawrence County Animal Shelter currently has the following pets
available at the
shelter. For more information on them, call us at 606-673-4509. Theses pets
are looking for a new home, with maybe you in mind. For a better view of the
animals, the pictures are clickable.
Fees for Animals
All animals are ready to be adopted 5 days after arriving to the shelter.
Adoption Fees:
Dogs: $135.00 - Includes, spay/neuter fee, plus extra for a rabies
vaccination for the dogs if of age.
Puppies: $135.00 - Includes, Same as dogs, plus extra for a rabies
vaccination for the dogs if of age.
Cats
Cats/kittens: $75.00 - Includes spay/neuter, post-op pain shot, de-worming,
vaccinations, flea preventive meds, and rabies vaccination. (3 months old &
older)
Intake Fees :
Dogs
Nursing to 3 Months $10.00
3 to 6 Months $20.00
Over 6 Months $50.00
Intake Fees:
Cats
Nursing to 3 Months $10.00
3 to 6 Months $20.00
Over 6 Months $30.00
We are no longer limited to taking animals
from Lawrence County residents.
We will take animals from anyone as long as we have available space.
The Open Arms Animal Shelter now has an on-line
“Adoption Application” which can be found at the following link https://forms.gle/EorXARSG8RrNKTi59
(Please
allow about 60 Seconds, for the pages to load, if you are on a dial-up
connection..)
New Pictures of this week animal will be added to the site later this
evening, please check back for photos.
All dogs listed below are now gone to
a Rescue Partner with the EXCEPT of ELLIE. They are still
here.
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This is Andy
He came to us with Brandy. He is approximately 1
year old and weighs 26lbs
He is very sweet and playful
He will need to be adopted with Brandy.
Please come see them at the shelter.
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Please meet Brandy she came to the shelter with
Andy
She is approximately 1 year old and weighs around
29 lbs
She is very friendly and happy and loves to play
She needs to be adopted with Andy.
Please come see them at the Open Arms Animal
Shelter.
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This is Hazel Grace
She is 1.5 years old
She weighs around 35lbs.
She is full of energy and needs a playmate and a
big yard to run around in.
Please come and see her at the shelter.
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This is Sara
She is a hound/Mt Cur.
She is approximately 1 year old.
She came as a stray to people’s house and they were
unable to keep her.
She is very shy and will need time to come around
and trust people.
If you have the time to work with her for just a
little while she will make you a wonderful companion.
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This is Tucker
He is a 1year old Mountain Cur mix.
He was a little shy at first but now he is looking
for someone to play with.
He weighs around 45 lbs.
Please come see him at the Open Arms Animal Shelter
in Louisa Ky.
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Cats and Kitten
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Card #24C-023
Name: Callie
Female, SH, Calico;
VERY SWEET & LOVING |
Card #24C-045
Name: Selina
Female, LH, Calico;
A LITTLE SHY, BUT SWEET |
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Card #24C-018
Name: Sunday
Female, SH, Dilute
Calico;
SHY BUT LOVES TO BE
PETTED |
Card #24C-008
Name: Morticia
Female, SH, Black;
VERY OUTGOING & TALKATIVE
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Card #24C-022
Name: Eternity
Female, SH, Black;
RESERVED & SHY
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Card #22C-144
Name: Furrgie
Female, SH, Torty;
SWEET, LOVES PETTING
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Card #23C-126
Name: Charity
Female, SH, Blk/Wht;
LOVING & LAP CAT
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Card #23C-132
Name: Tom
Male, SH, Wht/gray;
SPECIAL NEEDS—HAS “PILLOW
PAW” |
WAITING DOG - Author Unknown
A dog sits waiting in the cold sun
Too faithful to leave, too frightened to run
She's been there for days now with nothing to do
But sit by the road waiting for you.
She can't understand why you left her that day.
She thought she and you were stopping to play.
She's sure you'll come back and that's why she stays.
How long will she suffer? How many more days?
Her legs have grown weak. Her throat parched and dry.
She's sick from hunger and falls with a sigh.
She lays down her head and closes her eyes.
I wish you could see how a waiting dog dies.
Author Unknown
As animal shelter personnel, with various
duties and responsibilities, we make the following promises and
declarations:
We hereby promise to love and to care for the pets brought into this
shelter to the best of our ability.
We promise to make them as comfortable as possible in an impossible
situation.
We promise to do our best to find them new homes.
When all else fails, we promise to end their lives humanely in order to make
room for the endless
supply of animals to follow.
However, we also stand firm with the following:
We did not cause these animals to be born into this overpopulated world.
We did not cause these animals to become a problem or inconvenience to their
owners.
We did not cause their owners to move, to have kids, to become allergic too
them, or to become ill.
We will not accept, nor allow to be placed on us, the guilt that belongs to
the owners of these
pets!!!!
It is not our fault!!!!! |