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We are a local, non-profit,
501(c)(3) organization serving our community. Our
organization is ran entirely by volunteers and is overseen
by a Board of Directors. To assist with our mission, we
contract with a veterinarian and a vet tech
at our Low Cost Spay Neuter Clinic.
We are your friends,
neighbors, local businesses and corporations, all striving
to advance the humane treatment and understanding of all animals
in Madison County.
We are members of the
Richmond Chamber of Commerce.
Our
Board of Directors meets monthly. If you would like to attend one of our monthly meetings, please
give us a call at: 859-626-5600 So,
what is it that we do? Our current programs are
focused on reducing pet overpopulation (thereby saving
lives), by promoting humane education and encouraging
spaying and neutering with our Low-Cost
Spay/Neuter Clinic. Our No-Kill
Adoption Program is a foster-home based rescue network
utilizing volunteers to keep pets safe until they are
permanently adopted. Additionally, through our
information networking, we can help those having an animal-related
issue of any kind, whether it be by offering advice and
information, referring services, or sometimes simply by
lending an ear.
Volunteer Board of Directors:
| Jessica
Adams |
Adoption
Director |
| Jamie
Bratcher |
Trap-Neuter-Return
(TNR) Director |
| Cassandra
Crouch |
Board
Member |
| Athena
Deaton |
Secretary |
| Kristin
Gosnell |
Assistant
Adoption Director |
| Lynn
Hoffman |
Treasurer,
Assistant Trap-Neuter-Return
(TNR) Director |
| Teresa
Rose |
Vice
President, Low Cost
Spay/Neuter Clinic Director, Assistant Trap-Neuter-Return
(TNR) Director |
| Eve Secrist |
President, Web Admin |
| Melanie
Sharp |
Board
Member |
We are not affiliated with
the Humane Society of the United States (HSUS), Peta, the
ASPCA, or any other organization. These are all large
organizations that address animal welfare issues on a
national level. If you donate to those organizations, that
is all well and good, but your donation to them will not
support the Humane Society Animal League for Life. We are
a local nonprofit organization serving our community and
our organization is ran entirely by local
volunteers.
We do not provide formal animal
control services and do not employee animal control
officers. In Madison County, KY, animal control is handled
by the Madison County Animal Shelter, a separate authorized
agency.
So, if you need an animal
control officer, please visit or call the local county animal
shelter on US 25 between Richmond and Berea:
Madison County Animal Shelter (map)
1386 Richmond Road
Berea, Kentucky 40403
859-624-4744
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