Bullitt County Animal Shelter
Our Mission
Bullitt County Animal Control and Shelter is dedicated to safeguarding our community while providing humane care and a safe harbor for the animals in our charge. We strive to protect our local pets from neglect and support responsible ownership through every service we provide.
Who We Are
Established by the Bullitt County Fiscal Court, our agency serves as the primary sheltering and law enforcement resource for domestic animals throughout the county. We were founded to bridge the gap between public safety and animal welfare, ensuring that both our citizens and their furry family members have the support they need to thrive together.
How We Care
Our shelter in Shepherdsville operates as a hub for community animal services, ranging from investigations into animal welfare to the management of our local pet licensing program. We take pride in maintaining a facility that prioritizes the health and security of every dog and cat that comes through our doors. By upholding state standards, we ensure that every animal receives the compassionate attention they deserve while awaiting their forever homes.
Building Lifelong Bonds
Adoption is the heart of what we do, and we believe there is a perfect match for every animal in our care. We are committed to connecting families with pets that bring joy, companionship, and love into their lives. Whether you are looking for a new best friend or hoping to support our mission, we are here to help you navigate that journey with transparency and care.
Get Involved
We invite you to be part of our success story by visiting our shelter, volunteering your time, or considering an adoption. You can stay updated on our latest news and meet our current residents by following us on Facebook. For information on donations or to learn more about our services, please reach out to us at 502-543-8686—we look forward to serving you and the animals of Bullitt County.
- Friendly and professional staff
- Clean facilities
- Operational friction regarding intake policies
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