Saturday, April 14, 2012

Special Spring Adoption Fees for Adult Cats!

The Hancock County Humane Society has lots of great adult cats like Dudley, patiently waiting for someone to take them home. During April and May, we will be discounting our regular adoption fees for adult cats to $50 for one adult cat or $80 for two adults adopted. Check our website for pictures of all our adoptable cats, or come in and visit. Our adult cats are fully vaccinated, tested for FIV/FeLV, and spayed or neutered... ready to move in with their new best friend, YOU!

Tuesday, March 20, 2012

The Return of the Paper Recycling Bin!

Our paper recycling bin has returned, but in a new location! The bin has been relocated at Carol's Cornerstone Cafe, 301 E. Main Street (basically, across Main Street from our shelter), in the parking lot behind the restaurant. Look for the green and yellow Abitibi recycling bin. All types of paper (newspapers, junk mail, magaines, catalogs, etc.) can be recycled here (no cardboard or plastic), and proceeds will benefit our shelter. A big thank you to Carol for her generosity in hosting the bin!

Sunday, February 26, 2012

I'm Ready to Go Home Now!



Wylie is ready to go home with you. And so are some wonderful older kittens and young adult cats in our shelter. Kitten season is coming soon, but these loving pets would be a great addition to your family... and we've already done the training for you. Take a look online at http://www.petfinder.com/pet-search?shelterid=IN34 or come visit us. Your new best friend may be waiting patiently for you!

Friday, February 3, 2012

February Spay/Neuter Certificates

The Hancock County Humane Society encourages all pet owners to spay or neuter their pets, and help us decrease the number of unwanted animals that end up in shelters. In February, central Indiana residents have a great opportunity to obtain this service at a special rate through Spay-Neuter Services of Indiana. Please visit http://www.spayneuterservices.org/feboct.htm for a special certificate program, and instructions for how to make your appointment. Wondering how this will affect your pet, or have concerns? Answers to some common questions can be found in this great article at http://www.petfinder.com/pet-health/why-spay-or-neuter.html .

Availability of appointments through this program may fill up fast, so take advantage of it now, and do your part to control the pet population this spring!

Saturday, January 14, 2012

The Start of Another Busy Year



Happy New Year! 2011 was a very productive year at our shelter, thanks to our great volunteers and supporters. A lot was accomplished to benefit the pets and pet owners in our area. Take a look at our year-end newsletter, at http://members.petfinder.com/~IN34/2011_Newsletter.pdf to see some of the many things that happened in 2011. A big thank you to everyone who made all this possible!


Come in and see our newest residents... a litter of polydactyl (extra-toed) cats, sometimes known as Hemingway cats. Some of them are bobtails, too!



Monday, December 19, 2011

Sponsor a Shelter Pet for the Holidays!

Need a last-minute gift idea? Or trying to decide how to help others in the spirit of the holidays?

Consider sponsoring one of the pets at our shelter. It's easy to do online. Just click on any of the pets on our Adoptable Pet List at http://www.petfinder.com/pet-search?shelter_id=IN34 , then click the button that says "Sponsor Me for the Holidays." You'll get a receipt from the Petfinder.com Foundation for your taxes, and the funds will be donated directly to our shelter. You can donate in honor or in memory of someone, or even donate anonymously.

Sponsorship is available year-round, and it's a great way to help our pets even if adopting isn't an option for you. Thanks in advance for your support of our shelter!

Monday, December 12, 2011

Eden Elementary YMCA After School Program Supports the HCHS

The Eden Elementary YMCA After School program (which includes grades k-3) raised money for our shelter collecting aluminum cans. They collected the cans, took them to be recycled and donated the money to the Hancock County Humane Society. Volunteers from the HCHS gave a brief presentation to the group when they accepted the check. The kids also decorated for our shelter, and you can check out their artwork during our open hours. Thanks for your support, and we had fun visiting!