Lost pet? Louisville shelter is full and asking owners to pick up pets lost during storms Mar 7, 2023 Mar 7, 2023 Updated Mar 7, 2023 Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save LMAS' interim director Ashley Book said she suspects animals were spooked and ran during the storm, and dogs out out when some owners didn't realize parts of their fence had been damaged Tags News Wdrb Wdrb News Louisville News As featured on +5 Lost pet? Louisville shelter is full and asking owners to pick up pets lost during storms LMAS is legally required to hold strays for 5 days, after that, the animals can be placed for adoption or offered to be fostered. Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Forecast Radar Weather Matthew Wine's Thursday afternoon forecast Poll Most Popular Articles Videos ArticlesMan dies after crash on Dixie Highway in Pleasure Ridge Park, Louisville police sayReturn on BlueOval SK investment in question as Hardin County faces budget strain following layoffsCRAWFORD | The Mikel Brown era at Louisville may end not with a bang but with an emailWoman charged in Louisville apartment fire allegedly said she was 'going to kill everybody'Family-owned business opens second location in southern IndianaSpeed cameras coming to new Indiana construction zones in effort to improve safetyVictim of brutal attack prompted by 'say cheese' comment sues the Paddock Shops in east LouisvilleDriver crashes into restaurant near the Highlands after suffering medical emergency, police sayDrivers in Floyd County face major delays from I-64 construction projectCRAWFORD | After Brown's injury, the betting line moved. Louisville's standard didn't. Videos
+5 Lost pet? Louisville shelter is full and asking owners to pick up pets lost during storms LMAS is legally required to hold strays for 5 days, after that, the animals can be placed for adoption or offered to be fostered.