Pet Resources
We offer a comprehensive guide to essential pet resources. From finding affordable vets to assistance programs and support for lost pets, our services are designed to keep your pets safe and healthy.
Emergency & Poison Hotlines
Find 24-hour emergency contacts, animal control numbers, and poison hotlines to get help fast when your pet is in danger.
Vet Care
Access free vet help-lines, wellness clinics, and at-home mobile veterinarians offering low-cost and convenient care options.
Pet Food & Supplies Assistance
Explore local pet food banks, pop-up events, and delivery programs that provide free or affordable food and supplies.
Spay & Neuter
Access low-cost clinics, vouchers, and community cat programs that help prevent overpopulation.
Lost & Found Pets
Find quick steps to report missing or found pets, update microchips, and get free ID tags to help reunite families faster.
Additional Support & Resources
Safe Haven programs, retention aid, homeless pet owners, emotional support animals, and general pet care guides.
Emergencies
Jefferson Animal Hospital
Open 24-hours Emergency & Trauma Center. Call @ 502-966-4104
Poison Hotlines
Animal Poison Control
888-426-4435
Available 24/7 for pet poisoning emergencies.
800-213-6680
For emergency toxicology help for dogs and cats.
Injured or Aggressive Stray Pets
Call 502-473-PETS (473-7787) for emergency response.
Follow the prompts to reach an animal control officer.
If LMAS is closed, call 911.
Leave your name, phone number, pet description, and exact location.
Vet Care
Speak to a Vet Professional
For emergencies, please contact a 24-hour emergency hospital.
For urgent cases, always call your local 24-hour emergency vet hospital or urgent care before visiting.
Low Cost Vet Care
For pet owners who struggle to access regular vet care. Not for emergencies, surgeries, or chronic conditions.
Part of KHS initiative to reach owners without affordable access to care.
- Rabies (1 or 3 yr): $22
- Healthy Dog Package: $79–$125
- Healthy Cat Package: $75
Low-cost packages, individual services, and yearly plans.
At-Home Vet Care (Mobile)
Dr. Chele Zehnder — 502-345-3863
Dr. Bridgette Dean-Hines — 502-758-5558
Dr. Courtney Bennett & Dr. Nathanial Cook — 502-715-2536
Dr. Laurelee Rubsch — 502-552-0897
Dr. Steven Dill — 502-499-7265
Dr. Janie Farnsworth — 812-923-9820
Dr. Isaac Croudep — 502-608-2426
Pet Food Assistance
Pet Food Banks
Pets4Life Pet Resource Days
Pet Food Mobile Delivery
Emergency Pet Food Help
Lost & Found Pets
If Your Pet Is Lost
- Report on the LMAS Lost & Found page.
- If microchipped, contact the microchip company and mark as missing/lost/stolen.
- Check LMAS stray photos regularly.
- Keep a current photo and ownership records (vet bills, adoption docs).
- Post flyers and share in local Facebook Lost/Found groups and neighborhood apps.
If You Find a Pet
Call LMAS for emergency response: 502-473-PETS (473-7787).
Call LMAS assistance: (502) 473-7387.
- Check collar tags for contact info.
- No tags? Ask a vet to scan for a microchip (usually free).
- Look around the area—owner may be searching.
- Report on the LMAS Lost & Found page.
- Make “Found Pet” signs and post on local socials.
Register in person at LMAS (3528 Newburg Rd) to begin the mandatory stray hold.
Can’t transport? Request pickup at 502-473-7387 (no cost).
Get a Free Pet Identification Tag
Ensure your pet wears an up-to-date ID tag. Request a free tag (donations welcome) via Snip N Save’s resources page.
Include two phone numbers and an email on the tag when possible.
How to Update Your Pet’s Microchip
- Moved or changed phone/email? Update your chip registry immediately.
- If you got your pet from another person, the previous owner must initiate the transfer.
- Have the chip number? Do a universal lookup to find the correct registry/company.
- Petlink: petlink@petlink.net
- HomeAgain: 888-466-3242
- Avid: 888-466-3242
- Petwatch: 866-597-2424
- Banfield: 866-277-7387
- AKC Reunite: 800-252-7894
Spay & Neuter
Low Cost Spay/Neuter
$30 spay/neuter for pit bull terriers (grant-funded). Call to schedule.
Free or Ultra-Low Cost Spay/Neuter
- Includes surgery, rabies, DAPP/FVRCP, bordetella, dewormer, microchip, nail trim, pet license.
- Voucher partners:
Financial assistance if you can’t afford S.N.I.P. Clinic rates.
Spay/neuter & wellness vouchers (when available). Leave a detailed message.
Sponsors cat spay/neuter when funding allows (owned & feral/stray).
Help with Community Cats
Referrals for unowned/feral cats, illness or injuries, and TNR support.
Additional Support & Resources
Domestic Abuse Safe Haven Program
KHS provides a safe, anonymous home for pets while survivors receive help and shelter.
Pets receive care and love until families can safely reunite.
If You Are Homeless and Need Help with Your Pet
Medical care or food assistance for pets of people experiencing homelessness.
Guidance on ESA protections and help with documentation through MDEF.
If You Need a Pet License
- $10 for altered pets
- $60 for unaltered pets (spay/neuter vouchers may be available)
Proof of rabies vaccination and spay/neuter status (if applicable).
If You Are Struggling to Keep Your Pet
Help with housing barriers, behavior, vet access, and pet supplies.
Keep copies of vet records, microchip info, and a recent photo of your pet.
If You Need to Rehome a Pet
Avoid giving pets to strangers or selling online without screening.
- Spay/neuter and update vaccines.
- Gather medical records, temperament notes, and good photos.
General Pet Advice
Counselors can help with behavior, vet access, and supplies.
Need More Help?
Can’t find what you’re looking for? Our PetCare Hub Navigator is here to help. Fill out a short form to tell us what you need — if we can’t resolve it right away, a support ticket will open automatically and Jen, our Hub Manager, will follow up with you directly.
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