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A Louisville animal shelter has lost its no-kill status due to overcrowding. The shelter euthanized two dogs because they were out of time and space. This was their first euthanization in over five years.
Louisville Metro Animal Services' shelter has lost no-kill status and has begun euthanizing animals due to overcrowding.
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Louisville Animal Metro Services' pet shelter on Newburg Road is overcrowded, city officials say, and they need help to avoid euthanizations.
Official said a recent influx of adoptions and foster applications to the shelter has helped them avoid euthanizing animals housed there.