Kentucky Humane Society hosts 31st annual Waggin' Tail on the Waterfront fundraiser

The 31st Annual Waggin' Tail on the Waterfront brought together furry friends and animal lovers for a day of fun that directly benefited the Kentucky Humane Society on Sunday.

The 31st Annual Waggin' Tail on the Waterfront brought together furry friends and animal lovers for a day of fun that directly benefited the Kentucky Humane Society on Sunday.

IN EASTERN LOUISVILLE AROUND 2 P.M. HUNDREDS OF DOG OWNERS AND THEIR FURRY FRIENDS ENJOYED A NICE DAY ON THE WATERFRONT, BENEFITING THE KENTUCKY HUMANE SOCIETY. 비바카지노 Viva맥스카지노�S MEGAN MATTHEWS HAS MORE ON THIS ANNUAL EVENT AND WHAT IT DOES. NOW THIS IS SEVEN PUP AND HE IS JUST ONE OF THE ADOPTABLE PUPPIES AT WAGGING TAIL ON THE WATERFRONT, WHICH IS THE KENTUCKY HUMANE SOCIETY맥스카지노�S LARGEST FUNDRAISER PUT ON EACH YEAR. ON SUNDAY, HUNDREDS OF DOGS, BOTH BIG AND SMALL, ATTENDED THE 31ST ANNUAL WAGGING TAIL ON THE WATERFRONT. IT맥스카지노�S A WONDERFUL DAY TO COME CELEBRATE ADOPTION, LEARN ABOUT WHAT WE DO AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONS, OTHER NONPROFITS HOSTING OVER 65 DOG AND RESCUE ORGANIZATION VENDORS. ALYSSA GRAY, THE PRESIDENT AND CEO OF THE KENTUCKY HUMANE SOCIETY, SAID PEOPLE WERE ABLE TO NOT ONLY GIVE THEIR FURRY FRIENDS A DAY OF FUN, BUT ALSO CONTRIBUTE TO A CAUSE. WE NEED TO RAISE $10 MILLION EVERY SINGLE YEAR TO BE ABLE TO DO ALL OF OUR MISSION PROGRAMS, WHICH INCLUDE HIGH VOLUME, LOW COST SPAY NEUTER, ADOPTION OF ABOUT 6000 ANIMALS EVERY SINGLE YEAR, CATS, DOGS AND HORSES. LAST YEAR, THE KENTUCKY HUMANE SOCIETY WAS ABLE TO RAISE $80,000 AT THE EVENT AND ARE HOPING TO INCREASE THAT NUMBER THIS YEAR. IT맥스카지노�S JUST A GREAT DAY AND IT맥스카지노�S GOTTEN BIGGER AND BETTER EVERY SINGLE YEAR, INCLUDING NOT ONLY DOGS, BUT CAT AND REPTILE FOUNDATIONS AS WELL, GIVING EVERY KIND OF PET OWNER SOMETHING TO LOOK FORWARD TO. THE MORE THE MERRIER. WE LOVE TO COLLABORATE WITH OTHER NONPROFITS, OTHER ORGANIZATIONS. SO THERE맥스카지노�S REPTILES HERE, SO THAT맥스카지노�S PRETTY COOL. HOPING TO CONTINUE TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE. ONE TAIL WAG AT A TIME. WE HOPE IT맥스카지노�S A BIG FUNDRAISER. VERY SUCCESSFUL SO WE CAN CONTINUE TO DO WHAT WE DO AND SAVE MORE ANIMALS. MEGAN MATTHEWS 비바카지노 Viva NEWS. THANKS, MEGAN. THEY SHOULD REACH THEIR GOAL. THE KENTUCKY HUMANE SOCIETY RAIS

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Kentucky Humane Society hosts 31st annual Waggin' Tail on the Waterfront fundraiser

The 31st Annual Waggin' Tail on the Waterfront brought together furry friends and animal lovers for a day of fun that directly benefited the Kentucky Humane Society on Sunday.

The 31st Annual Waggin' Tail on the Waterfront brought together furry friends and animal lovers Sunday for a day of fun that directly benefited the Kentucky Humane Society."It's a wonderful day to come, celebrate adoption, learn about what we do and other organizations, other nonprofits," said Alisa Gray, the president and CEO of the Kentucky Humane Society.With more than 65 dog and rescue organization vendors, the event offered attendees not only a chance to treat their pets but also an opportunity to support vital animal welfare programs. "We need to raise $10 million every single year to be able to do all of our mission programs, which include high-volume, low-cost spay and neuter services, and the adoption of about 6,000 animals every single year, including cats, dogs, and horses," Gray said.Last year's event raised $80,000, and organizers hope to surpass that amount this year. Beyond raising funds, the event offered a chance to collaborate with other nonprofits, showcasing foundations focused on cats and reptiles alongside dogs."The more the merrier. We love to collaborate with other nonprofits. There are reptiles here, so that's pretty cool," Gray said. With every wagging tail, the Kentucky Humane Society continues its mission to make a difference in the lives of animals."We hope it's a big fundraiser, very successful, so we can continue to do what we do and save more animals," Gray said.This annual celebration remains a highlight for pet owners across the community and an essential force in supporting lifesaving programs for animals in need.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. —

The 31st Annual Waggin' Tail on the Waterfront brought together furry friends and animal lovers Sunday for a day of fun that directly benefited the Kentucky Humane Society.

"It's a wonderful day to come, celebrate adoption, learn about what we do and other organizations, other nonprofits," said Alisa Gray, the president and CEO of the Kentucky Humane Society.

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With more than 65 dog and rescue organization vendors, the event offered attendees not only a chance to treat their pets but also an opportunity to support vital animal welfare programs.

"We need to raise $10 million every single year to be able to do all of our mission programs, which include high-volume, low-cost spay and neuter services, and the adoption of about 6,000 animals every single year, including cats, dogs, and horses," Gray said.

Last year's event raised $80,000, and organizers hope to surpass that amount this year. Beyond raising funds, the event offered a chance to collaborate with other nonprofits, showcasing foundations focused on cats and reptiles alongside dogs.

"The more the merrier. We love to collaborate with other nonprofits. There are reptiles here, so that's pretty cool," Gray said.

With every wagging tail, the Kentucky Humane Society continues its mission to make a difference in the lives of animals.

"We hope it's a big fundraiser, very successful, so we can continue to do what we do and save more animals," Gray said.

This annual celebration remains a highlight for pet owners across the community and an essential force in supporting lifesaving programs for animals in need.

Kentucky Humane Society hosts 31st annual Waggin' Tail on the Waterfront fundraiser

The 31st Annual Waggin' Tail on the Waterfront brought together furry friends and animal lovers for a day of fun that directly benefited the Kentucky Humane Society on Sunday.

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