Friends of Hardin County Animal Shelter is announcing the launch of a capital campaign that will lead to the creation of the organization’s first free-standing location dedicated only to spay and neuter efforts in Hardin County.
According to a release from the organization, FOHCAS says the Snip Spot will be operated in collaboration with Forever Homes for Paws at 2481 South Dixie Boulevard in Radcliff. The Snip Spot “will offer an additional option for affordable spay/neuter for owned pets which will help to reduce the amount of unwanted animals who are stray or surrendered.”
“The Snip spot is a longtime dream of ours,” said FOHCAS Board Member Sarah Fellows. “FOHCAS has been offering low-cost spay and neutering in our community for quite a while, but we know that that weight can get to be pretty substantial depending on how many applications we have. This new facility is going to make a big difference in our ability to meet that need.”
FOHCAS has set a fundraising goal of $150,000 to renovate the space housing the Snip Spot and to purchase essential equipment, with the goal to open by late summer of this year. Learn more about how you, your business, or your organization can contribute to the campaign by visiting www.fohcas.org.
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