Operation CatSnip of Kentucky Inc banner - Fighting cat overpopulation through spay-neuter clinics for feral, stray and barn felines
link to home page link to the OCKI clinics page link to OKCI's news and events page link to OCKI's page for animal-related resources link to OCKI's page where you can make donations or read about our wish-list link to OCKI's volunteer page and form link to OCKI's contact information link to OCKI's page on board members, vets, etc.

 

Mission Statement

Operation CatSnip is a not-for-profit organization whose primary purpose is to effectively and safely decrease the population of feral colonies, strays and barn cats through a humane, convenient, self-sustaining trap-neuter-return-management (TNRM) program in central Kentucky. The secondary purpose is, through education and outreach, to inform the public of the benefits of managing colonies, as opposed to removal and euthanasia.

Please click on the link below to make a secure donation using PayPal.

Partners and Supporters

The Humane Society of the United States
Aubrey Renee Photography
Woodstock Animal Foundation
Shelby Co. Humane Society
Shelby Co. No Kill Mission
Humane Society of Oldham Co.
Lifebridge for Animals
Metzger's Country Store
Joey's Memory Tree

Veterinary Partners

Dr. Theresa Gregory,
Crestwood Animal Hospital;

Dr. Stephanie Pollett, East Bullitt Animal Clinic;

Dr. Julie Roark, Bardstown Animal Clinic;

Dr. Cathy White, Finchville Animal Hospital

Events

Jun 12: Next CLINIC, 9 A.M. at the Shelby Co. Humane Society's Mary Gaylord McClean Clinic

Oct 1: Walk on the Wild Side, 5K Run/Walk, see Home page for more details and links

Oct 16: National Feral Cat Day

 

News

WLKY runs news story on Louisville TNR group (our mission is finally being recognized!) -- 2 news clips: part 1, part 2

No Kill seminar draws large crowd of supporters (from SentinelNews.com)

Animal welfare groups work together for county's animals (from SentinelNews.com)

     
 
mailing address: 18 Village Plaza, #156, Shelbyville, KY 40065; phone Stacie Rockaway 502-633-1199 or Sandy Hill 502-220-0271