Hope for All Pets, Inc. - HAPI - Animal Rescue & Spay/Neuter Clinic

Hope for All Pets, Inc. - HAPI - Animal Rescue & Spay/Neuter Clinic 🐾 HAPI is a KY nonprofit animal rescue focused on Spay/Neuter & Networking/Transporting. 🐾
Open hours for phone calls only.
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We are a 501(c)(3) animal rescue organization who focuses on saving Kentucky animals. Our rescue is heavily geared towards cat rescue, however, we also take dogs, and other small pets, as we are able. We are foster-based, which means all of our animals are in foster homes, not in a shelter environment. We are only able to rescue what we have foster space for, so if you are interested in foster, pl

ease reach out to us! If you are interested in adopting one of our animals, please send us an email at [email protected].

These little faces are why we do what we do. ❤️Just a short time ago, many of these kittens arrived scared, sick, severe...
05/27/2026

These little faces are why we do what we do. ❤️

Just a short time ago, many of these kittens arrived scared, sick, severely underweight, struggling to breathe, covered in horrific diarrhea, and fighting for their lives. Some were too weak to even act like kittens. Tragically, one of the kittens passed away only a few hours after arriving because they had gone without care for far too long before help was found. That reality is heartbreaking, and it is something we see far too often.

Today, thanks to round-the-clock care, medications, syringe feedings, vet visits, constant cleaning, and a whole lot of love, these babies are finally starting to feel better, but they are still on medications and working to be fully healed. Seeing them begin to play, eat, and simply feel comfortable again makes every sleepless night worth it.

Some of these kittens have before pictures that truly show just how sick they were when they arrived. Sadly, we do not have before photos of all of them to share, because in the chaos of trying to stabilize critically ill babies, taking pictures is sometimes the last thing on our minds.

But the reality is… rescue is expensive.

The cost of medical care, food, litter, cleaning supplies, medications, and emergency treatments adds up faster than most people realize. Sadly, donations this year have been less than a quarter of what they were in previous years, and continuing to save lives is becoming more and more difficult. We know we are not the only ones struggling right now — the rising costs of simply surviving have affected everyone.

Still, these babies need us. And we need you.

This Wednesday, we’re asking you to consider skipping the drive-thru coffee, making yours at home, and donating those few dollars to help kittens like these continue getting the care they deserve. Even small donations truly make a difference when many people come together.

And these kittens? They are only a small portion of the animals currently in our care.

If you can help, we would be incredibly grateful. If you cannot donate right now, sharing this post helps more than you know.

Thank you for believing that these little lives matter. 🐾

PayPal: paypal.me/hopeforallpetsinc
Venmo: hapiky

We are so incredibly proud of our team for making today’s vaccine & spay/neuter clinic possible for our community! 💜🐾Tod...
05/23/2026

We are so incredibly proud of our team for making today’s vaccine & spay/neuter clinic possible for our community! 💜🐾

Today was our very first vaccine clinic where we also offered additional wellness services, so there was definitely a learning curve along the way. We sincerely apologize for the longer wait times and appreciate everyone’s patience and understanding as we worked through the day. Despite the chaos, we hope everyone who came out had a positive experience and left knowing how much we truly care about helping pets and the people who love them.

Because of your support — and the incredible generosity of the Banfield Foundation Community Cares grant — we were able to provide care to so many animals who needed it. We are beyond grateful.

We are already excited to get another clinic scheduled as soon as possible! For those who submitted registration forms and we were unable to accommodate this round, please know we have kept your information and will reach out as soon as another clinic is planned.

Thank you again to our amazing volunteers, staff, supporters, and community members for making today such a success. Together, we are making a difference for pets in our area every single day. 🐶🐱

We know that puppies and kittens are cute, but what isn’t cute is that roughly 600,000 cats and dogs were euthanized in ...
05/17/2026

We know that puppies and kittens are cute, but what isn’t cute is that roughly 600,000 cats and dogs were euthanized in the year 2025 alone, according to Shelter Animals Count — and that only includes shelters who actually report their numbers. Rural shelters, which are often more likely to euthanize due to lack of space and resources, are also less likely to report to agencies such as Shelter Animals Count.

Please be a part of the solution to help end the suffering and needless euthanasia of adoptable animals by spaying and neutering your pets. Every litter matters. Letting your pet have “just one litter” directly impacts the wellbeing and chances of survival for animals already here waiting for homes.

If you need help affording the cost of spay/neuter, please reach out to us. We ask for patience in receiving a response due to our volume of messages, but we will do all we can to help you and your pets.

Together, we can help reduce the overpopulation crisis and give existing animals a better chance at the lives they deserve. 💜🐾

We are absolutely overwhelmed and grateful for the outpouring of interest we have received for our upcoming vaccine clin...
05/16/2026

We are absolutely overwhelmed and grateful for the outpouring of interest we have received for our upcoming vaccine clinic. Thanks to grant funding that has allowed us to offer services on a scale we’ve never been able to before, we have already scheduled appointments for approximately 150 pets — and we still have around 75 additional people waiting, many with multiple pets, that we unfortunately may not be able to accommodate this time unless cancellations occur.

If you completed a request form, PLEASE check your email — including your spam/junk folder — for a message from [email protected]. Your appointment time slot and important clinic information will be included in that email. We ask that you please confirm that you received it.

If you are unable to keep your appointment, we respectfully ask that you notify us as soon as possible. Out of respect for our time, volunteers, and the many pets still in need of services, we would greatly appreciate the opportunity to refill those appointments rather than allowing them to go unused.

We also ask everyone to please anticipate some wait time upon arrival and be patient with us throughout the day. Due to the large turnout expected, things may be a bit chaotic at times. For the safety of everyone involved, please keep your pets away from other people and animals whenever possible and maintain complete control of your pets at all times. We are not responsible for any accidents or injuries that may occur.

If you did not receive an appointment email this round, please know that we are keeping your information on file and will contact you when another clinic of this nature is scheduled in the future. At this time, we do not know when that may be. We are also closing the window for adding additional pets so we can ensure we are able to accommodate the remaining pending requests fairly.

As long as grant funding remains available, we will continue offering as many appointments as we possibly can. Thank you all for your patience, understanding, and support.

If you have not yet received your email, please be patient with us. We have had nearly 200 requests and are working thro...
05/15/2026

If you have not yet received your email, please be patient with us. We have had nearly 200 requests and are working through them as quickly as possible.

Friendly but important reminder for those with pets scheduled for our May 20th spay/neuter clinic:Your payment and conse...
05/13/2026

Friendly but important reminder for those with pets scheduled for our May 20th spay/neuter clinic:

Your payment and consent form must be completed by this evening, May 13th, to keep your appointment. Appointments not finalized by the deadline will be cancelled and offered to another pet in need.

We want to be very direct about this — when appointments are accepted and then not followed through with, it creates a major issue for our clinic schedule and wastes valuable appointment spots that other families are desperately waiting for. We coordinate staff, veterinarians, supplies, and surgery schedules based upon the appointments that are confirmed.

If you were contacted from our waitlist and do not follow through with your appointment, you will be removed from our waitlist and will not be contacted again for future scheduling opportunities.

We understand that life happens. Emergencies come up, finances change, transportation falls through — and we are more than willing to work with you when possible. If you need special arrangements or need to cancel, all we ask is that you communicate with us. We are happy to make accommodations when we can, but we cannot help if we are left with no communication.

Thank you to everyone who respects our time, our staff, and the many pet owners waiting for these limited appointments.

What a day! ❤️Today, together, we helped give 61 pets a healthier future:🐱 48 cats spayed/neutered🐶 13 dogs spayed/neute...
05/07/2026

What a day! ❤️

Today, together, we helped give 61 pets a healthier future:
🐱 48 cats spayed/neutered
🐶 13 dogs spayed/neutered

A huge THANK YOU to our incredible vet team who worked alongside us today to make this possible. These clinic days are long, busy, and exhausting, but because of their dedication, dozens of pets are now protected from unwanted litters and set up for healthier lives ahead.

And to every single pet owner who followed through with their appointment and showed up today — thank you. Truly. We know life gets busy and schedules can be hectic, but choosing to have your pet fixed is such an important act of love and responsibility. You made a difference today, not only for your own pets, but for the countless homeless animals already struggling to find homes.

Days like today remind us why we do this. ❤️
Thank you all for being part of the solution.

Due to some unexpected circumstances on top of an already very busy schedule, we are postponing the scheduling of vaccin...
05/05/2026

Due to some unexpected circumstances on top of an already very busy schedule, we are postponing the scheduling of vaccine clinic appointments for a few days.

The vaccine clinic itself is still happening on May 23rd — that has not changed!

If you have already completed the registration form, you will hear back from us. We just ask for a little extra patience while we get caught up.

We will make an update as soon as scheduling begins so everyone knows to be watching for communication from us.

Thank you all so much for your patience and understanding — we truly appreciate it! 🐾

You've all been asking for it and we're so excited to finally be able to offer another low-cost vaccine clinic! 🐾At this...
04/27/2026

You've all been asking for it and we're so excited to finally be able to offer another low-cost vaccine clinic! 🐾

At this clinic, we will be offering:
• Core vaccinations
• Flea/tick prevention
• Basic deworming services

💉 Pricing:
• Vaccines: $10 each
• Additional services: $10–$20 (based on your pet’s size)

❤️ Even better — ALL services are FREE for eligible low-income pet parents (proof of eligibility required).

📄 Proof of eligibility may include:
• Pay stubs
• EBT card
• Medicaid card
• WIC card
• Other options upon prior approval

If you are in need of assistance but don’t meet these requirements, please reach out to us — consideration will be given on a case-by-case basis.
A valid legal ID is required for those receiving grant-funded services.

⏰ Important: We can only accommodate a set number of pets per time slot, so registration is required.

📝 Registration Info:
Pet parents may begin completing the registration form at any time, but please note it may be several days before we reach out regarding available time slots.

👉 To register, please complete the form here:
https://form.jotform.com/261164796557066

Once submitted, we will email you with your available time slot options!

Please be patient as we work through registrations — we’re excited to help as many pets as possible! 🐶🐱

We want to say a huge THANK YOU to the Banfield Foundation for the grant funding allowing us to help our community and their pets!

🚨 HEARTWORM DISEASE: IT ONLY TAKES ONE BITE 🦟🐾Heartworm isn’t just “another parasite.”It’s a serious, often fatal diseas...
04/21/2026

🚨 HEARTWORM DISEASE: IT ONLY TAKES ONE BITE 🦟🐾

Heartworm isn’t just “another parasite.”
It’s a serious, often fatal disease that silently damages your pet from the inside out.

💔 What heartworms REALLY do:
• Live in the heart, lungs, and blood vessels
• Cause severe lung disease, organ damage, and heart failure
• Can leave permanent damage—even after treatment

⚠️ It’s not just dogs.
Heartworm affects dogs, cats, and ferrets—and even wildlife.

😿 For some pets… there is NO treatment:
• Cats and ferrets cannot safely receive the standard heartworm treatment used in dogs
• In cats, even one worm can cause sudden death
• In ferrets, just one worm can be fatal

🫁 The damage can be catastrophic:
• Chronic coughing, breathing distress, and lung inflammation
• Blood clots and respiratory disease
• Worm death inside the body can trigger shock or sudden death
• Worms can even migrate to the brain, eyes, or spinal cord

🏠 Indoor pets are NOT safe.
Mosquitoes get inside.
That’s all it takes.

🦟 ONE infected mosquito bite = infection risk

❤️ The good news? It’s preventable.
Prevention is simple, safe, and far less expensive than treatment—and for some pets, it’s the only protection they have.

📅 Talk to your vet about year-round heartworm prevention.
Because once the damage is done… it may never be undone.

Address

2279 KY-90
Bronston, KY
42518

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 2pm
Wednesday 10am - 2pm
Friday 10am - 2pm

Website

http://HapiKY.org/

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