The Friends of
POWELL COUNTY'S PETS
Click here to check out all of the "potential new best friends" available at the
Powell County Animal Shelter and in FOPCP's Foster Care.
Featured Animals
Oliver is happy and spunky! He is a young adult and about 35 lbs. Each day he follows the lead of his kennel mate and is relaxed and playful. He enjoys being indoors, too. Oliver appeared at a stranger's home and was easily drawn to the family dog and children when they played outdoors. He didn't leave and was elusive to being captured. He eventually let his guard down, trusted and was safely secured. He was never aggressive in his fear. He is quite handsome! Don't you agree? He does have good energy and would require sufficient space for exercise. A fenced yard is most recommended.
Meet Brutus!
Brutus is the happiest boy. Once you have shown him kindness he is all about having fun. He is a large mixed breed boy at about 65-70 lbs and 2 & 1/2 years old. He was surrendered with 2 other dogs from his home. His previous home had 3 children but, they could no longer provide space and security for the pets. Brutus is good with other dogs and he is an energetic playful boy. He is sure to bring happiness to any family.
Our Fundraisers are Life-Savers!
Our Kroger fundraiser has changed! It's even easier than before, go to kroger.com/ and create a username. Once you've logged on, click community rewards and type in our group name or number 11921. Now when you use your Plus Card or phone number, 4% of your purchase amount will be donated from Kroger (or Kroger affiliate)!
Log on to iGive.com, and specify “Friends of Powell County’s Pets” for your charitable donations. Then click on the store when you want to shop at. When you check out, iGive will be donate a portion of the sale to FOPCP. Plus, you get access to free shipping deals and exclusive coupons, on top of the great deals you'll find every day through our network of 800+ stores.
PALS Application Still Available!
We offer assistance to Powell County residents in financial need of spaying and neutering their pets. If your household is low-income, you may qualify. You can obtain an application for the PALS program at the Powell County Public Library and at the Powell County Animal Shelter.
WHAT'S HAPPENING?
Trap-Spay/Neuter-Release (or Adopt!)
Right now, we have a special spay/neuter program for stray cats in the Powell County area. By trapping, altering, and releasing stray cats, we are able to address the animal population in a humane and effective way. For more information, contact the Powell County Animal Shelter at (606) 663-4998 or in person at 121 Echo Hollow Road in Clay City.
Foster Parents and Volunteers Needed!
As an animal rescue, we are always in need of foster parents. This gives us an opportunity to learn about the pet, socialize it, and determine who the pet would be the right forever family. We can also use volunteers at the shelter to keep the facility clean and the animals happy. Contact us for an application to become a foster parent today!