Helping Louisville pets in need

There are lots of ways to aid our furry friends.

An adult white cat with blue eyes sits inside a white basket.

The Kentucky Humane Society crisis fostering program helps pet owners who need temporary housing for their cats and dogs.

Photo by LOUtoday

There are countless ways to help pets around Louisville. Here are some stats + a handful of ways you can offer aid.

Looking to help right away? Pop by Westport Village’s annual Puppy Palooza from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday, April 15. The event will feature live music, dog-friendly vendors, giveaways, and photo opportunities, with proceeds benefiting the Kentucky Humane Society.

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