Forever HOMES for PAWS

Finding Forever Homes for Pets

Help Homeless Vets and Pets

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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15

Help Homeless Vets and Pets by participating in a motorcycle fun run $10 entry fee starts at 11:00 -1:00, chili cook-off $20 entry fee and pet costume contest $10 entry fee both start at 12:00. All events have door prizes and are eligible for a grand prize drawing to be held on site after the bike run. All donations will be distributed between Kentucky Veterans Program Trust Fund for Homeless Veterans Program and Forever Homes For Paws non-profit rescue.
On-site registration or register below. Motorcycle riders will meet at Bible Baptist Church parking lot located 156 Shelby Ave. Radcliff.

 

 

Muddy Feet

24232_1322743662614_1051513817_2396929_3968984_nFor me, having pets around my home isn’t an option.  I’ve nearly always had cats or dogs around and it’s hard to imagine life without them. I don’t even like to use the term “owner” because sometimes it seems they own me instead. Right now, I have two dogs and one cat.  Each of them has a unique personality which enriches my life to a degree that can’t be overstated.

Are there downsides to having pets?  Sure there are, but none of them outweigh the benefits. There is the occasional chewed up chair leg, an “accident” on the floor, costly trips to the veterinarian, and of course, muddy feet.  Every time it rains, which is usually shortly after cleaning our floors, our dogs track in the mud from the back yard leaving their evidence on the previously cleaned floors.  They always come in with gusto as if to proudly proclaim what a great time they had. Like little boys, a good mud hole is really hard to pass up for our pups.  I wonder if they’re secretly thinking what idiots we are for not enjoying the base pleasures of something as simple as running in the mud.

For me, it’s a small price to pay for all the companionship, love, and just plain fun they offer.

Concert for Paws

Join us for a night to remember with MandiTori.  Forever Homes for Paws is proud to announce this event for helping raise money and awareness for abandoned and neglected pets.

 

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8S7A0343-1-2-300x257Manditori (pronounced “mandatory”), MANDI Sagal and TORI Occhino, are two incredible musical talents that create a colorful and powerful sound beyond their years. Performing together since they were young girls, they have grown into a talented singing and songwriting duo.  Manditori made their move from Wisconsin to Nashville in January of 2013 and are making their mark at Nashville venues and writing rooms working to earn their chance to break into the country music industry.