Indiana

Nonprofit pregnant cat and abandoned animal rescue. We have about 30 fosters who take in unwanted or surrendered cats, kittens. We get them healthy, vaccinate, spay or neuter and adopt them into forever homes.

The Brown County Humane Society is a community resource dedicated to promoting animal welfare. We provide temporary shelter to pets in need and promote adoption into permanent, loving homes. We support and promote spaying and neutering to eliminate pet overpopulation. We advocate care and respect for animals through public education.

The Dubois County Humane Society is a no-kill, limited access shelter, located in Jasper, Indiana. We are a 501(c)3 not-for-profit organization founded in 1974 to care for homeless animals in our community. The Dubois County Humane Society receives no tax dollars or public funding - we rely solely on the support of the local community through contributions and our fund-raising events.

We are an all-volunteer, all-breed rescue located in the Indianapolis area. We do not have a shelter facility, so all animals are cared for in foster care until adopted. We primarily pull dogs and cats from Indianapolis Animal Care and Control, which is the municipal shelter in Indianapolis. We specialize in pulling dogs who are seriously injured or ill. We also take many senior animals. We also have a feral cat sanctuary at the home of our director. Since we take many senior, sick and injured dogs, our average veterinary cost per animal in 2014 was approximately $500. We saved approximately 250 animals, with vet costs of over $120,000, funded through donations. We truly believe every animal counts, and have been fortunate to grow our organization to help the ones who have the least amount of time to get out of the shelter; the sick and injured. We believe if an animal has a potential to still have a good quality of life, they deserve a chance.

GOTGM began as a group that worked as a liaison between high kill shelters and rescue groups pulling animals that needed medical treatment, getting treatment and vetting done and then giving to the rescue group. GOTGM did the fundraising to pay for vetting, rescues kept the adoption fees. We have what is known as the Doggie Den where up to 2 pregnant momma dogs at a time can be pulled from shelters and kept safe to have their babies and stay until the pups are at least 8 weeks old and available for adoption. More recently GOTGM began growing a foster base of our own. We now pull dogs facing euthanasia that may need heartworm treatment, broken bones mended, or need emergency medical care (hit by care) and adopt them out ourselves when they are ready to go. We have a great core group of volunteers and expanding as are the services we provide in saving pets.

We provide animal control services for all unincorporated areas of La Porte County and we also operate the county animal shelter. We enforce municipal ordinances and laws governing animal control and protection and we provide a safe and caring environment for animals in need. We are dedicated to citizen safety, animal rescue and encouraging responsible pet ownership through education.

POMH Rescue is a breed-specific rescue for Schnauzers and their mixes.

I have been rescuing animals since I could walk and was always bringing home strays. After several years of raising orphan kittens, our family decided to make it an official thing and commit our lives to saving the lives of those who were unable to care for themselves.

Midwest Pet Refuge is dedicated to improving the quality of life for the animals in our region.

we are a non-profit organization with the goal to find loving homes for all of our pets. We do this because we love pets and people. We want to help pets find a good home and people to find a good pet. A loving relationship between a pet and it's owner is not only good for the pet but also the owner.