Members of the Floyd County Humane Society Board of Directors, executive shelter committee, other volunteers and investors meet on the property in August 2021.
Photo by Abby Whitt
The site of the future Floyd County Humane Society animal shelter is a clean slate off Franklin Pike, perfect for future growth and development.
Photo by Abby Whitt
A portrait of Jean Jaques Pierre sits on the mantle in the structure that will become the FCHS animal shelter. Jean Jaques’ owners left property to the humane society after their passings.
Photo by Abby Whitt
Spectators enjoy the first Howl-O’Ween Pooches on Parade show Oct. 30, which raised more than $1,000 for the FCHS animal shelter effort.
The Floyd County Humane Society is raising funds for renovations at the site of its future animal shelter just minutes from town, a goal shared by humane society founders more than two decades ago and achieved through hundreds of thousands of hours of volunteer work.
Members of the Floyd County Humane Society Board of Directors, executive shelter committee, other volunteers and investors meet on the property in August 2021.
A portrait of Jean Jaques Pierre sits on the mantle in the structure that will become the FCHS animal shelter. Jean Jaques’ owners left property to the humane society after their passings.