Logan County Humane News Today

Amanda Castile and Karen Kirsch, co-founders of Spayed and Aid of Kentucky, recently announced the return of a program that will be available to Logan County residents once again. The

BISSELL Pet Foundation, a national animal welfare organization dedicated to ending pet homelessness, is bringing hope to the nation’s shelter pets this holiday season with its “Empty the Shelters —

April 5, will mark the 100th anniversary of the first Russellville Rotary Club meeting. The club has been active and ongoing since that time and continues to serve the Russellville

Each year, the News-Democrat & Leader takes a look back at some of the stand-out articles written over the past year. The following are some of those that appeared in

Logan County’s Humane Society issues an important message for pet owners as the temperatures begin to drop.

At Auburn School, students have partnered with community members and city officials to rake leaves, fix small residential and town issues, and help community members in need.

The Logan County Sheriff’s Department arrested Perry Shifflet of Milton Sharpe Road, Russellville on Wednesday, Aug. 24. Shifflet is being charged with Animal Cruelty, Second Degree.

Most of the dogs rescued from a puppy mill on Milton Sharp Road this month have found homes said Ray Wilson, Director of the Logan County Humane Society.

Roughly 100 canines have been seized from a Logan County home as part of an ongoing animal cruelty and neglect...

The Logan County Humane Society is super excited to announce that Jordan’s Way National Tour will be back in Logan County on Saturday, June 18th from 10 a.m. to 2