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Nicholas County Animal Welfare Society
Free Spay/Neuter - The Nicholas Fix Program
This program is open to any Nicholas County resident - ten
names will be drawn each month whose pets will be eligible for
a FREE spay or neuter of their cat or dog.
Register today at the Nicholas County Library - it's easy, and it's free! Help reduce unwanted, homeless animals in Nicholas County by joining the effort!
Register today at the Nicholas County Library - it's easy, and it's free! Help reduce unwanted, homeless animals in Nicholas County by joining the effort!
Please donate to help animals in
need and allow us to achieve our
fundraising goals !
Nicholas County Animal Welfare Society is a 501c3 organization, and all donations are tax deductible. Donations may also be mailed to:
PO Box 184, Carlisle, KY 40311
Nicholas County Animal Welfare Society is a 501c3 organization, and all donations are tax deductible. Donations may also be mailed to:
PO Box 184, Carlisle, KY 40311
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Next Meeting:
January 16th, at the Nicholas County Library meeting room (downstairs) at 6:15 pm. All are welcome!
January 16th, at the Nicholas County Library meeting room (downstairs) at 6:15 pm. All are welcome!
email us at: info@ncaws.org
The Nicholas County Animal Welfare
Society was founded in 2008, with the
goal of helping homeless animals in
Nicholas County, Kentucky. We are a
501c3 organization.
We receive no county or state funding, and rely entirely upon donations and fundraising to help our animals. We have found new homes for hundreds of stray animals, and reduced the county's euthanasia rate by 80%. Our future plans include building a new animal shelter, offering spay-neuter programs, educational outreach, fundraising events, and youth programs.
Currently, the Nicholas County shelter only accepts stray dogs picked up by animal control. Owner turn-ins cannot be accommodated at this time, though photos can be posted as a courtesy for those looking to re-home an animal.
We receive no county or state funding, and rely entirely upon donations and fundraising to help our animals. We have found new homes for hundreds of stray animals, and reduced the county's euthanasia rate by 80%. Our future plans include building a new animal shelter, offering spay-neuter programs, educational outreach, fundraising events, and youth programs.
Currently, the Nicholas County shelter only accepts stray dogs picked up by animal control. Owner turn-ins cannot be accommodated at this time, though photos can be posted as a courtesy for those looking to re-home an animal.