Metcalfe County Animal Shelter

Metcalfe County Animal Shelter Our mission at MCAS is to provide loving, safe, and permanent homes for homeless animals in our community.

We are committed to providing shelter, medical care, and love to animals in need until they are adopted into loving and responsible homes.

Now that youโ€™ve seen the full logo, take a closer look at the pieces that bring it together.๐Ÿ‘ LIKE for the iconA dog and...
08/28/2026

Now that youโ€™ve seen the full logo, take a closer look at the pieces that bring it together.

๐Ÿ‘ LIKE for the icon
A dog and cat come together inside a heart, keeping compassion at the center while also reflecting the future MCAS is working toward.

โค๏ธ LOVE for the colors
Deep burgundy adds warmth and strength, while cream and neutral tones keep the look welcoming and flexible.

๐Ÿฅฐ CARE for the type
A strong serif paired with clean supporting type gives the brand a balance of character, tradition, and approachability.

Now itโ€™s your turn.

Which part of the new look is your favorite? Vote with your reaction: ๐Ÿ‘ Like, โค๏ธ Love, or ๐Ÿฅฐ Care.

Here it is: our new logo.The new look centers the animals and compassion behind everything Metcalfe County Animal Shelte...
08/27/2026

Here it is: our new logo.

The new look centers the animals and compassion behind everything Metcalfe County Animal Shelter does today, while also reflecting the future weโ€™re working toward.

We simplified the design, strengthened the typography, and created a look that is easier to recognize and use across the website, social media, signs, fundraising materials, and community events.

What hasnโ€™t changed is the important part: our purpose.

Weโ€™re still here to care for animals in need, help connect them with safe and loving homes, and serve Metcalfe County.

This new identity is simply a clearer expression of that work and of where we hope to go next.

Same purpose. Clearer expression. Ready for the next chapter.

08/26/2026

Something is shifting at Metcalfe County Animal Shelter.

We've been thinking a lot about where we started, where we are today, and where we're going. Sometimes a fresh look is the best way to show the world you're moving forward.

Our new logo is here. It's a subtle evolution, but an intentional one. A visual nod to the direction we're headed.

Stay tuned for the full reveal. ๐Ÿ‘€

08/21/2026
08/21/2026

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Despite the excited reaction and barking of many dogs in shelters upon the entrance of a new potential adopter, in every shelter there are also animals who seem to disappear into the background.

They may be frightened and stay at the back of their kennel. They may be older, injured, or simply too overwhelmed by the noise and confusion to show their true personality. They don't jump up to greet every visitor or press their face against the kennel door. They don't know how to make themselves noticed.

And often, that's why they wait. And wait.

But the quiet dog in the corner may be incredibly loving once he or she feels safe. The cat hiding under a blanket may become someone's devoted companion when given time and patience. And the older animal has lots of affection left to give.

Rescue isn't about finding the easiest animal to save. Finding your perfect match may depend on recognizing the value of the ones who are most easily overlooked.

At Guardians of Rescue, we believe every animal deserves someone willing to look a little closer, wait a little longer, and see the individual behind the fear, age, injury, or uncertainty.

Because often, the animal nobody notices is the one who needs you most.

With all that said, we hope that when it's time to add an animal companionโ€”or another oneโ€” to your family, you will consider finding him or her at a local shelter. Quiet and scared or boisterous with a wagging tail, every one of them needs someone like you.

Together we save them,
Guardians of Rescue
guardiansofrescue.org

I still have Buddy. Heโ€™s a Boxer mix male. Heโ€™s really very sweet once he gets to know you, but he does have an attitude...
08/20/2026

I still have Buddy. Heโ€™s a Boxer mix male. Heโ€™s really very sweet once he gets to know you, but he does have an attitude until he feels comfortable with you. Heโ€™s not good with other dogs. know thereโ€™s a home heโ€™ll fit into out there somewhere for him. He deserves a chance. Heโ€™s at Metcalfe County Animal Shelter, 101 River Road, Edmonton, Kentucky. For information, call 270-432-2080

This is Franklin. Heโ€™s a Boxer mix male about 1 - 1 1/2 years old. Heโ€™s a sweet boy. Heโ€™s at Metcalfe County Animal Shel...
08/20/2026

This is Franklin. Heโ€™s a Boxer mix male about 1 - 1 1/2 years old. Heโ€™s a sweet boy. Heโ€™s at Metcalfe County Animal Shelter, 101 River Road, Edmonton, Kentucky. For information, call 270-432-2080

This is Turtle. Heโ€™s a Terrier mix, about 9 months old. Really sweet boy. Heโ€™s at Metcalfe County Animal Shelter, 101 Ri...
08/20/2026

This is Turtle. Heโ€™s a Terrier mix, about 9 months old. Really sweet boy. Heโ€™s at Metcalfe County Animal Shelter, 101 River Road, Edmonton, Kentucky. For information, call 270-432-2080

Address

101 River Road
Edmonton, KY
42129

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 3pm
Tuesday 8am - 3pm
Wednesday 8am - 11am
Thursday 8am - 3pm
Friday 8am - 3pm
Saturday 8am - 11am

Telephone

+12704322080

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