IndyHumane Participating in Clear the Shelters on Saturday, August 19

August 17th, 2017

The Humane Society of Indianapolis (IndyHumane) will participate in the Clear the Shelters pet adoption event this Saturday. IndyHumane will waive adoption fees on Saturday, August 19, as part of the nationwide Clear the Shelters initiative that seeks to find new homes for homeless pets. Normal adoption procedures will apply, and information about the adoption process can be found at indyhumane.org. 

“We’re looking forward to participating in this year’s Clear the Shelters initiative, and we think it’s a unique way to work together and find great homes for the many homeless animals in Central Indiana,” Steven Stolen, Chief Executive Officer at IndyHumane, says. “We’re thankful for the opportunity to participate in this national effort, and we hope it inspires our local community to take action and open their homes to animals in need.”

IndyHumane Releases 2016 Annual Report

July 28th, 2017

The IndyHumane 2016 Annual Report is now available. Check it out to see what we've done thanks to donor support!

Changing lives is our calling, and it’s been a year of finding forever homes, making happy matches, sharing love, and providing hope to animals in need. There’s no one quite like IndyHumane, and it’s thanks to you that we’re the organization we are today. We hope you enjoy reading about the year 2016 at IndyHumane, and thank you for your support and for helping us save lives.

You can read our full annual report here.

Senior Dogs at IndyHumane Getting Grant For Their Golden Years

July 24th, 2017

Senior pups have something to wag about this summer, as the national nonprofit The Grey Muzzle Organization announces the recipients of its annual grants for animal welfare organizations providing programs for at-risk senior dogs—and Humane Society of Indianapolis (IndyHumane) dogs find themselves among the winners. IndyHumane is one of 50 organizations in 25 states receiving over $300,000 in funding from the group. Since 2008, The Grey Muzzle Organization has provided over $1 million in grants in support of its “vision of a world where no old dog dies alone and afraid.”