Rooms for a Reason
May 1st, 2013
Stay in the heart of downtown at Embassy Suites Indianapolis Downtown or Conrad Indianapolis and feel good about giving back.
Pets: Stories and Safety
May 30th, 2013
Children ages 4 - 7 and an adult are invited as Humane Society staff share the basics of pet ownership.
Dog Communications Class
June 8th, 2013
Adults and families are invited as representatives from IndyHumane explain what your dog may be saying to you.
What should I do about stray cats in my neighborhood?
Should I feed stray cats? What can I do to help ferals?
Does my dog have separation anxiety?
My dog tears up my house while I'm away. Does he have separation anxiety?
How can I train my puppy to use the bathroom outside?
My puppy keeps pooping and peeing in my house. How can I housetrain my dog?
Your financial gift supports our plan to end the suffering and neglect of Hoosier animals. When you donate,
The Humane Society of Indianapolis is an Indianapolis-based, independent nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization that receives no government funding. We are supported solely by contributions, grants, bequests, investments, and adoption and service fees. We receive no funding or guidance from the United Way, the Humane Society of the United States, or the ASPCA. Your financial gift shows a deep personal commitment to animals in Central Indiana.
Your privacy is extremely important to IndyHumane. IndyHumane will not share the information collected from your donation with any third parties.
Refund Policy: The Humane Society of Indianapolis exists through the generosity of its donors and their passion for animal welfare. As such, refunds will not be made for contributions made online.
If you prefer to speak to us about donating, email us or call Jill Harms, Development Manager, at 317.872.5650 x125.
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Many animals arrive at our shelter with medical conditions, such as heartworm in dogs, which are beyond the scope of our regular medical care. Medical conditions can be a tremendous obstacle to adoption, as the retail cost of treatment for an adopter can be $500 - 900. With our in-house medical team, we can treat many conditions before an animal dog is available for adoption, provide foster care during recovery, and educate potential adopters about lifetime care. Your medical sponsorship funds lifesaving treatment for animals in need.
Help Indy’s animals through bequests, trusts, stock and more.
Celebrate a special occasion, honor the memory of a loved one, or offer a gift for the person who has everything.
Join us as a Giving for Living member and help save lives all year long!
Before you make a trip to the store, check our Wish List for some simple things you can pick up for our animals.
Hold your own fundraising event to benefit the animals and services of IndyHumane!