Charlotte

Charlotte was found by a tourist in the nearby Red River Gorge area. She was terrified, underweight, and had several lacerations of unknown cause on her legs. After a few days she became accustomed to life in the shelter, relishing meal times and her clean bed. She is now a healthy, if slender, weight of about 50 pounds. She is probably about 2 years old. <br/> <br/>Charlotte has come out of her shell and is getting better at walking on a leash every day. She is cautious but curious, and has made friends with several other dogs and engages in play. She is warm and pleasant around people. Charlotte might be happiest in a quieter home with lots of one-on-one attention, which she has shown that she wants to return. Come meet this pretty lady!<br/><br/>Thank you for considering Charlotte and supporting our small, rural animal shelter. Adopting save lives! Our dogs and cats are among the best you will find anywhere. <br/><br/>The Powell County Animal Shelter is at 121 Echo Hollow Road, Clay City, KY. Shelter hours are 9-3 Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday, and 10 to noon on Saturday. We can arrange to meet you at the shelter after hours if needed. It is always best to make an appointment by calling 606-663-4998, option 1. Our small staff can't always get to the phone so PLEASE leave a message and it will be answered shortly. We can arrange to meet you at the shelter after hours if needed. <br/><br/>We require an application. We can send you a copy by email, you can download one at fopcp.org, or we can arrange a time to fill one out over the phone. Our email address is pocoanimalshelter@gmail.com.<br/><br/>Adoption fees for dogs range from $150-$200. The fee covers the mandatory spay/neuter surgery, vaccines, dewormer, and first round of flea and tick preventation. We accept cash, checks, and a QR code on the application allows you to pay by credit card, Pay Pal, or Google Pay. <br/><br/>We are happy to answer any questions you may have!

Charlotte was found by a tourist in the nearby Red River Gorge area. She was terrified, underweight, and had several lacerations of unknown cause on her legs. After a few days she became accustomed to life in the shelter, relishing meal times and her clean bed. She is now a healthy, if slender, weight of about 50 pounds. She is probably about 2 years old.

Charlotte has come out of her shell and is getting better at walking on a leash every day. She is cautious but curious, and has made friends with several other dogs and engages in play. She is warm and pleasant around people. Charlotte might be happiest in a quieter home with lots of one-on-one attention, which she has shown that she wants to return. Come meet this pretty lady!

Thank you for considering Charlotte and supporting our small, rural animal shelter. Adopting save lives! Our dogs and cats are among the best you will find anywhere.

The Powell County Animal Shelter is at 121 Echo Hollow Road, Clay City, KY. Shelter hours a

Charlotte was found by a tourist in the nearby Red River Gorge area. She was terrified, underweight, and had several lacerations of unknown cause on her legs. After a few days she became accustomed to life in the shelter, relishing meal times and her clean bed. She is now a healthy, if slender, weight of about 50 pounds. She is probably about 2 years old.

Charlotte has come out of her shell and is getting better at walking on a leash every day. She is cautious but curious, and has made friends with several other dogs and engages in play. She is warm and pleasant around people. Charlotte might be happiest in a quieter home with lots of one-on-one attention, which she has shown that she wants to return. Come meet this pretty lady!

Thank you for considering Charlotte and supporting our small, rural animal shelter. Adopting save lives! Our dogs and cats are among the best you will find anywhere.

The Powell County Animal Shelter is at 121 Echo Hollow Road, Clay City, KY. Shelter hours are 9-3 Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday, and 10 to noon on Saturday. We can arrange to meet you at the shelter after hours if needed. It is always best to make an appointment by calling 606-663-4998, option 1. Our small staff can't always get to the phone so PLEASE leave a message and it will be answered shortly. We can arrange to meet you at the shelter after hours if needed.

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