Henry Trimble Animal Shelter

"The Humane Society of Oldham County, founded in 1986, is a stand-alone no-kill animal rescue helping animals and our community in Oldham and surrounding counties. It was founded to assist our county run animal shelter in building a facility, and once completed turned its attention to reducing the number of unwanted pets in our area by providing low cost spay/neuter clinics to the public and other animal rescues, including Oldham County Animal Control.

Take Me in! Oldham and the surrounding counties' homeless pets are the focus of Bluegrass Pet Rescue. We believe that part of the solution to reducing the number of homeless pets is integrating education and community involvement.

Our objective is to offer these services as effectively as we can in the hopes of significantly lowering the number of unwanted and stray animals in our neighborhood.

The 1984-founded Animal Care Society (ACS) gives Louisville's dogs and cats another chance. ACS leads by example in our continuous efforts by speaking up for the voiceless and giving seniors, abused, neglected, and medically needy pets better lives.

Shelby County No Kill Mission of Kentucky, a volunteer-run 501(c)(3) nonprofit, was first established in August 2008 as Kentucky Pets Alive.

A 501c3 nonprofit group called Great Lakes Bengal Rescue is committed to saving and rehoming Bengal and Bengal mix cats.