From its rolling hills, to its well worn winding walking paths, to the many fish filled ponds,…read moreNazareth Campus is a place to relax and find peace. This beautiful sacred piece of land, about 245 acres, is home to the Sisters of Charity of Nazareth. Standing on the campus one can imagine what it must have looked like in the early 1800s when Mother Catherine Spalding, the Congregation's foundress, arrived on a horse drawn wagon. From the very beginning Nazareth was a place of welcome.

The property, grounds and residents at Nazareth are all serene, peaceful and welcoming. They…read morehave a retreat center with various housing arrangements for various size groups. I have been going on a women's retreat there for the past 14 years. The nuns are so accommodating and welcome us with open arms. The dining room provides great home cooked quality meals. The Catholic church that is on the property has a daily mass as well as a Sunday morning mass. It is such a holy and peaceful atmosphere. Just a day visit to attend mass and walk around the property can change your attitude to one of gratitude. It is a 10 minute drive or less into dowtown Bardstown where there is shopping and plenty of eateries. There is also a historical museum on the property. Makes for a great day trip from Louisville or surrounding areas

OOA has done a great job working to help families in our community. They serve the kids in their…read morecare well. They have walked along side our family through our foster care journey and provided for us every step of the way. We are so thankful that this is the agency we choose to serve through and work with.

From the owner: We provide private foster care and adoption services in the Commonwealth of Kentucky. We are one of…read morethe only private foster care agencies in Kentucky that does not contract with the state for placements - clients make a choice to utilize our services.

I have been meaning to write this review for years now. We have been fortunate enough to get three…read moredogs from Liz from 2021-2024. I cannot begin to express how special these dogs are. They are so in tune with human emotions, playful, and loving. All three of them have been around babies and toddlers and could not be more gentle. The joy they bring to our home is indescribable. Our most recent pup was a part of the inmate training program. It's so lovely to think that she was able to bring joy to others before she came home to us. All three were adopted when they were around 6-8 mo old. We have several older dogs (10-14 years old) as well- all of whom have medical conditions that require extra care. We were hesitant at first to bring young dogs around our older pack. There was absolutely no issue. The little ones have encouraged their elders to play and run around with them but are also very respectful of their space and need for rest. Liz is such a wonderful lady and even more wonderful with the dogs. She sat us down and told us all about the stack of papers she gives at each adoption. She encouraged us to always reach out if we saw any behavioral issues so she could work with us. We knew that the line of communication was always open so any problems could be fixed. Fortunately, we have not had any thus far! All dogs are in perfect health. I believe we paid $650-$700 for each dog. This included microchip/vaccines/neutering/initial behavioral training. Based on the good work this place does- and on the prices of other rescues that offer doodle mixes- this is an incredibly fair price. Based on the quality of dog we have received from Liz 3x now, I really do believe it is her treatment of them in the beginning of their lives that have shaped them into such amazing and intuitive animals. Seeing negative reviews on here absolutely breaks my heart. Of course everyone is entitled to their opinion but mine could not be more positive of Pawsibilities Unleashed. I wholeheartedly recommend this organization to my friends and to anyone reading this. Here are a few pictures of the Aussiedoodle trio we have been blessed with- Oswald, Rosie, and Harold!

Excellent training facility for family pets, service dogs and therapy dogs. Liz N.works with…read moreBoston terrier rescue ET- Kentucky division to train numerous Boston terriers to become wonderful family dogs. Some have gone on to be therapy dogs.

For all those that have not been to this Festival, I have to question your planning when you visit…read moreLouisville, but that is for another day. I was only there one day, but you can experience a lot in 10 hours. I had the best time of my life at the festival. It's located in a small town called Bardstown, but those of us Bourbon enthusiasts, we know it as the Bourbon capital of Kentucky. It is your typical festival style setup with white canopy tends lined up with both food, beverage and unique collectibles offered by local artists. They set up carnival food trailers on one end where you can enjoy all your typical carnival foods from burgers to hot dogs, BBQ, fried everything and of course can't forget the sugar confections of the ice cream trucks. I caution you to walk through this area without wanting to indulge in everything they offer. Adjacent to them was the main stage where local musicians entertained the crowds at all hours throughout the four day festival. Just because it says Bourbon in the name doesn't mean that is all that is offered as there were beer tents and may have been some wine options as well, but I did not head over to that area. I believe I even saw an entire field of bouncy houses for the kids. I decided to experience the festival from the VIP loft. Location on the third floor of a building containing bourbon history, I enjoyed the luxuries of their lounge, food at any given time and a private bar that would mix up your favorite bourbon style drinks (included in your ticket costs). The great part is you can spend time in the loft, head back down to the festival, enjoy the other festivities and the distilleries onsite offering specialty drinks using their bourbon (you do have to pay for these drinks and there was a ticket booth where you could purchase drink tickets). After an hour or so, I would head back upstairs and enjoy more food, drinks, relaxation along with the A/C and our own private bathroom. I kept going back and forth for the 10 hour duration of the festival that day. This is a must stop for any Bourbon enthusiast as it provides an opportunity to mingle with locals, out of state visitors, festival volunteers, local distilleries and you get to enjoy drinking bourbon while having food and listening to music. What is there not to love?

Kentucky showed out for the festival! So many vendors available to choose from with bottle sales on…read moresite as well. Many food trucks and live music as well.