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Louisville animal shelter assisting communities hit by tornadoes.
Three of the Kentucky Humane Society's rescue vehicles left Louisville Monday morning to assist the Mayfield's animal shelter.
According to the KHS press release, KHS is partnering with  Greater Good Charities, and is expected to receive 26 dogs and eight cats from Mayfield at 5:15 p.m Dec.
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Their main campus at 241 Steedly Drive will be an emergency hub for the animals.
These animals were already at the shelter before the tornadoes hit.
This frees up the Mayfield shelter to help locate stray's and reunite owners with their pets.
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According to the press release, Paris Animal Welfare Society are picking up animals from the Hopkins County Animal Shelter to transport them to KHS later today.
KHS is expected to receive 15 dogs from Hopkins.
The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA) will bring about 60 cats to KHS on Tuesday.