Humane Law Enforcement of the Fayette Regional Humane Society

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🏨 WELCOME TO THE TNR BNB!🐾Check-in is complete, the guests are settled, and the TNR BnB is officially full for the night...
08/26/2026

🏨 WELCOME TO THE TNR BNB!🐾

Check-in is complete, the guests are settled, and the TNR BnB is officially full for the night! 😹

These guests have already enjoyed their spa day, which included being spayed or neutered and receiving their vaccines. 🐱 No massages here—just the important stuff!

Now they’re settling in for the night with their own private suite (aka a covered trap 😉), a delicious dinner, crunchy snacks, and fresh water.

Tomorrow morning, it’s checkout time! Their personal chauffeurs will arrive to es**rt them back to their own neighborhoods, where they belong. 🚗🐾💨

TNR BnB: Five-star service, one-night stays, and a guaranteed trip HOME! ❤️🐱

🐱🏨 TNR Slumber Party at the Fayette Regional Humane Society! 🏨🐱Our TNR cats are enjoying a little slumber party at the g...
08/20/2026

🐱🏨 TNR Slumber Party at the Fayette Regional Humane Society! 🏨🐱

Our TNR cats are enjoying a little slumber party at the great Fayette Regional Humane Society Air BnB! 😹

They’ve been treated to a luxury bedside dinner featuring wet, finely shredded Tender Delights and water. 🍽️💧

As you can see, each of them has a cozy blankie covering their trap to help reduce stress and keep them feeling safe and secure during their overnight stay. 🥰🐾

And no, the lights won't be left on; we aren't a Motel 6! 😂 We don't leave the lights on when everyone heads off to dreamland.

Tomorrow morning, their personal cars and drivers will arrive to chauffeur them home, where they’ll be es**rted right back to their neighborhoods. 🚗🐾

Just another night of five-star accommodations for our community cats! ❤️

💙🐾 The Journey Continues — Miles for the Animals! 🐾💙The Walk Against Animal Cruelty took an unexpected and special turn ...
08/17/2026

💙🐾 The Journey Continues — Miles for the Animals! 🐾💙

The Walk Against Animal Cruelty took an unexpected and special turn today at the park! 👣💙

While Chief Humane Agent Brad Adams was out walking and completing his fourth mile for his supporters, Washington C.H. City Council Member Sylvia Call, Deb Diley, Denise Buyaky, and Jamie Woods – Community Cat Guardian, he unexpectedly crossed paths with Executive Director Dr. Lee Schrader, who was just beginning her own five-mile journey for donor Nancy Raabe.

So, side by side, they hit the trail — Brad completing Mile #4 and Lee beginning Mile #1 of her five-mile commitment. 🐾

It was a perfect reminder that this walk is about more than miles. It’s about coming together as a community to stand up for animals, raise awareness, and support the work being done every day to protect those who cannot speak for themselves. 💙

Every $100 raised equals another mile walked for the animals — and every mile represents another opportunity to make a difference. 👣🐶🐱

The journey continues, and we’re grateful to everyone walking, donating, and standing with us along the way!

➡️ Donation links for both Brad and Lee are in the comments.

🐾 Another Mile. Another Step for the Animals. 💙Our Chief Humane Agent Brad Adams was back at the park and continued his...
08/16/2026

🐾 Another Mile. Another Step for the Animals. 💙

Our Chief Humane Agent Brad Adams was back at the park and continued his Walk Against Animal Cruelty fundraising challenge! 🐶🐱👣

After starting this year’s journey with the first mile dedicated to Stayce Lynne, Brad is now adding another mile to the journey thanks to Washington C.H. Councilman Jim Blair, who made a generous donation to support the fight against animal cruelty. 💙

💙 Mile #2 was for Councilman Jim Blair!

For every $100 raised, Brad will walk another mile for the animals and recognize those who helped make that mile possible.

Every donation puts another mile on the path. Every mile raises awareness. And every step is taken for animals who depend on us to speak up and stand up for them. 🐾

How far will Brad walk this year? That’s up to you! 👣💙

➡️ Help Brad keep walking! Donation link is in the comments.

🐾 Every Mile Makes a Difference 💙Our Chief Humane Agent Brad Adams is once again putting his feet to work for the animal...
08/15/2026

🐾 Every Mile Makes a Difference 💙

Our Chief Humane Agent Brad Adams is once again putting his feet to work for the animals! 🐶🐱

As we prepare for this year’s Walk Against Animal Cruelty, Brad has brought back his personal fundraising challenge—for every $100 raised, he’ll walk another mile for the animals. 👣💙

This morning, Brad kicked things off at the park, with the first mile dedicated to Stayce Lynn, who started her journey for a second year.

The goal? Raise awareness, raise funds, and walk as many miles as possible in the fight against animal cruelty.

Every donation adds another step. Every step helps animals. 💙🐾 Brad will post each walk and mention the name(s) who helped.

➡️ Help Brad keep walking! Donation link is in the comments.

Another evening, another call that no animal welfare professional ever wants to receive.A Humane Agent responded to a re...
08/14/2026

Another evening, another call that no animal welfare professional ever wants to receive.

A Humane Agent responded to a report about a box of kittens left in a box at a shelter house at Camp Sherman Park outside Chillicothe.

In the photo, Veterinary Assistants Heather and Loree, along with Chief Humane Agent Adams, are working together to safely intake these little ones and make sure they receive the care they need.

Meet Jif, Jelly, Jam, and Marshmallow Cream. 🐾 These little ones are now safe and receiving the care they need.

Our Humane Law Enforcement Department is seeking information that may help determine how these kittens came to be there.

If you have ANY information about these kittens or who may have left them, please contact our Humane Law Enforcement Department:

740-313-1020
[email protected]

Please share this post. Someone may recognize these kittens or know something that can help our Humane Agents.

Abandonment is not a solution.

Humane Agents are investigating the abandonment of five kittens who were discovered inside a closed box beneath the Stat...
08/13/2026

Humane Agents are investigating the abandonment of five kittens who were discovered inside a closed box beneath the State Route 729 overpass near Milledgeville.

A construction worker in the area heard the kittens meowing and discovered a box containing the five kittens. Thankfully, he opened the box and ensured they received help. The kittens are now safe and receiving care.

Abandoning animals is not only irresponsible—it is a violation of Ohio law.

Our Humane Agents are working to determine who was responsible for leaving these kittens at this location.

If you have any information regarding the abandonment of these kittens or may have witnessed suspicious activity in the area, please contact our Humane Agents.

📞 740-313-1020
📧 [email protected]

Please share this post. Information from the community can be critical in helping us identify those responsible and hold them accountable.

08/13/2026

🎥 More community cats, more successful returns! 🐱💨

Nine more community cats have been safely returned to their designated caregivers’ properties after completing TNR. All were spayed or neutered, vaccinated, ear-tipped, and ready to get back to their outdoor homes!

That brings our total to 114 community cats trapped by our humane agents and TNR’d in Fayette County so far this year! 🐾

👏 Thank you to our dedicated Community Cat Guardians who provide food, shelter, and daily care for these cats. And thank you to the BISSELL Pet Foundation for making this lifesaving work possible! 💛

08/11/2026

A Tornado Warning has been issued until 3:00 p.m.

💙 Continuing Patty Bills’ Legacy 💙Three years later, Patty Bills’ legacy of compassion and love for animals continues to...
08/09/2026

💙 Continuing Patty Bills’ Legacy 💙

Three years later, Patty Bills’ legacy of compassion and love for animals continues to make a difference. Today, we were honored to receive an incredible $3,100 donation from the 3rd Annual Patty Bills Memorial Ride, presented by Patty’s loving family.

What began as a way to honor Patty’s memory continues to grow each year, bringing family, friends, and the community together to support animals in need. We are incredibly grateful to everyone who participated in the ride, donated, and helped keep Patty’s memory alive through such a meaningful cause. 🏍️🐾

📸 Pictured left to right: Destiny Thomas (daughter), Jennifer Burlingame (sister), FRHS Executive Director Dr. Lee Schrader, Shawn Bills (husband), and FRHS Chief Humane Agent Brad Adams.

Patty’s kindness continues to leave a lasting paw print on the lives of animals in our community. ❤️🐾

Thank you for continuing to ride in Patty’s memory and for making a difference for the animals who need us most.

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