OUR PROGRAMS
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Pet Owner AssistanceMoney and supplies are set aside each year to assist pet owners who either are not able to pay the entire cost of expensive medications, procedures or surgeries their pet requires or they may need proper outdoor shelters, indoor crates, water dishes, collars, etc for their pets. Call us at 317-745-3338 to find out how we can help. This fund has helped countless families pay for costly medical treatments and surgeries that they could not have afforded without assistance.
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Spay Neuter AssistanceWe are committed to ending pet over-population. By partnering with area veterinarians, we are able to provide spay/neuter services and vaccinations at a discounted rate. Periodically, we offer discounted spay/neuter specials. Check facebook or this website home page for discount spay/neuter sign up.
Click this link to learn the benefits for your dog or cat being spayed or neutered www.humanesociety.org/resources/why-you-should-spayneuter-your-pet. |
Pet Food PantryIf a Hendricks County resident needs a hand filling their beloved dogs and/or cats food bowls, we can help. Those in need can register with us to pick up food once every 30 days. Pets on this program must be spayed or neutered so this program also provides funding for a spay or neuter surgery for the pets.
Call us at 317-745-3338 to leave a message with your name and phone number plus number and weights of dogs and/or number of cats. Call by Monday for the Wednesday pick up day. |
Community Cat ProgramTNR (trap, neuter/spay and return) is the process of humanely trapping free roaming cats, having them spayed or neutered, vaccinating them, having their left ear “tipped,” and then returning the cat to the location it was living, if safe. In order to continue this strong, successful program, we are always in need of trappers, colony caregivers, and transporters. .
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Humane EducationOur Humane Educators provide a wide-range of programs tailored to meet the needs of students in pre-school through high school, scout troops, book clubs, and community organizations. Just a few of the areas of interest that have been discussed include: Dogs Around the World, Responsible Pet Ownership, Safety Around Animals, Reducing Pet Overpopulation, and Respect for Wildlife.
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