Oldham County's First No-Kill Organization
Helping Oldham County Animals & the Community Since 1986
We're facing a crisis! Animal shelters across the country are at capacity, and rising costs for food, supplies, and medical care are making it harder than ever. Your Giving Tuesday donation will be DOUBLED through our matching program - helping us provide low-cost spay/neuter clinics, our Hungry Paws food bank, and essential care for animals in need.
Helping Lost Pets Find Their Way Home
We’re excited to deepen our partnership with Petco Love Lost, a national lost‑and‑found database that uses advanced photo‑matching technology to reunite missing pets with the families who love them. This free tool brings together lost and found reports from across the country—including shelters, community posts, and the general public—into one searchable place.
Our goal is simple: make it easier and faster to get pets home.
Two Ways You Can Use Petco Love Lost
Register Your Pet in Advance
Give yourself peace of mind by adding your pet’s photo and information to the Petco Love Lost database before they ever go missing.
- It’s free
- It’s quick
- It helps ensure your pet can be identified and matched if they’re ever lost
This proactive step can make all the difference during a stressful moment.
Report a Lost or Found Pet
If you’ve lost a pet—or found one wandering—Petco Love Lost makes it easy to take action.
- Upload a photo
- Search instantly for matches
- View pets in nearby shelters, including those currently in our care
- See community reports on an interactive map
This tool connects people, shelters, and neighborhoods to bring pets home faster.
The Scoop: Our Newsletter
From inspiring volunteer stories to upcoming events and featured adoptable pets, The Scoop keeps you connected to our mission. Browse our newsletter below.
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Our Community Partners
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. Some will share their meals with their pets or feed them before they eat themselves. This can cause the senior and their pet to become undernourished and underweight. The Humane Society of Oldham County and Feeders Pet Supply are committed to supporting our homebound senior neighbors and their beloved pets by providing pet food, supplies and basic vet care. As well as having a caring animal lover check in on them.
For more info contact Bobbi at 502-500-0181 or bjsdewey@gmail.com
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. Interaction 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 activity.
Dogs can provide a certain level of security for seniors by helping alert them when something is out of the ordinary.
