Kenton County Animal Services is hosting a spring adoption special on Wednesday, April 27 from noon to 4 p.m. KCAS is reducing the $120 adoption fee to $25 for dogs and puppies.
“We are about to enter the shelter’s busy intake season,” Kenton County Animal Services Director Kelsey Maccombs said. “We are hoping to find homes for as many dogs and puppies as possible to prepare space for future intake. This allows us to continue to help and serve the animals in our community and find them safe and loving homes.”
While adoption fees are reduced, shelter staff will still be conducting their standard screening and adopter evaluations prior to any adoption being finalized to ensure animals are being placed in the best possible homes. Adoptions are first-come, first-serve.
To see all available animals, visit the Kenton County Animal Services adoption site.
Each animal receives a first round of vaccinations, a flea/tick preventative, dewormer, a microchip (registered to the new adopter), and are spayed/neutered.