Louisville animal shelter may lose 'no kill' status due to overcrowding Oct 20, 2022 Oct 20, 2022 Updated Oct 20, 2022 Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Louisville Metro Animal Services says it's out of space. Tags News As featured on +4 Overcrowding means Louisville Metro Animal Services may have to start euthanizing animals The shelter has gotten so full it's had to resort to putting dogs in hallways. Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Forecast Radar Weather Rick DeLuca's Friday evening forecast Poll Poll Most Popular Articles Videos Articles6 arrested after drug investigation at Meade County homeNew road opens in southeast Louisville offering another route for driversReported underage drinking leads to liquor license suspension at restaurant near UofLFairgoers accuse some winning Kentucky State Fair photography entries of using AIJCPS says YPAS production of 'Ragtime' will move forward, apologizes for miscommunicationBob's Discount Furniture building near Jefferson Mall sells for $10.3M71-year-old woman arrested after 2 men shot in Louisville's Portland neighborhoodMan dies nearly 2 weeks after crash in Louisville's Highlands Douglass neighborhoodFern Creek Fire leaders disciplined after undisclosed workplace relationship investigationLouisville's police chief says report of people detained in bus stop shooting is 'inaccurate' Videos
+4 Overcrowding means Louisville Metro Animal Services may have to start euthanizing animals The shelter has gotten so full it's had to resort to putting dogs in hallways.
