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Moxie, 4 Year Old (F) - Pit Mix (60 lbs) [At East Campus]
Moxie, 4 Year Old (F) - Pit Mix (60 lbs) [At East Campus]
Moxie is having an increasingly hard time in her kennel. We are looking for a foster that can pick her up and give her a break from the shelter environment.
Dogs: Yes but needs resource guarding managament
Cats : Has successfully lived with cats, but may also chase/pester them.
Children: Has successfully lived with children. Would suggest children 6+ due to her size/playstyle
Other: Crate trained & Potty trained per previous owner. Cuddle bug that loves belly rubs.
(Updated 6/2/26)
Boba, 2 Year Old (F) - Staffy Mix (50 lbs)
Boba, 2 Year Old (F) - Staffy Mix (50 lbs)
Boba came in with very irritated infected skin, as well as other severe allergy symptoms. We have started her on allergy meds, as meds to help her skin heal.
Currently also has a URI.
Dogs: Yes
Cats : Has never been around them
Children: Has successfully lived with children.
Other: Not spayed yet - will be spayed upon return from foster when in better health.
(Updated 6/2/26)
Tyga, 14 Year Old (M) - Pit Mix (46 lbs)
Tyga, 14 Year Old (M) - Pit Mix (46 lbs)
Tyga is a very sweet old man than has recently had a mass removed and is currently recovering/on pain meds. He loves butt scratches and does little happy old man grumbles. He could happily sniff around in a yard for hours.
Dogs: Has successfully lived with dogs.
Cats : Has successfully lived with cats
Children: Has successfully lived with children.
Other: Potty trained per previous owner.
(Updated 6/2/26)
Nola, 5 year old (F) - mixed breed (64 lbs)
Nola, 5 year old (F) - mixed breed (64 lbs)
She is currently up for adoption, and has been here for a month.
Dogs: Meet & Greet recommended for resident dogs. May resource guard food bowl. Would need to be fed separated from other animals and monitored with high value items.
Would just entirely leave her alone while she eats or has treats/bones/etc.
Cats: May chase/pester cats. Would recommend keeping separate with slow intro if necessary.
Kids: 5+ due to sleep startle & high energy play style.
Other: Nola has a sleep startle response. Nola should not be woken upby petting or stroking her. You can stomp your feet, clap, say her name, or squeak a to wake her if needed.
Potty trained per original finder (she was found as a stray)
(Updated 6/2/26)
Don't see a good match?
Don't see a good match?
Don't see a good match? Reach out to us at foster@kyhumane.org or text us at (502) 208-9155. We are sure that we can find the perfect match for you!
Dog pictured is just an example and not available for foster.
Want to be on a waitlist for a specific type of animal? Fill out the Foster Availability form and we will reach out if we have a good match.
Want to be on a waitlist for a specific type of animal? Fill out the Foster Availability form and we will reach out if we have a good match.
Below are a few pictures of dogs on their shelter breaks. All of these animals were very stressed, or otherwise not doing well, in the shelter environment. After just a quick break, you can see how much more relaxed and happy they are.
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