Throughout this year, Indianapolis Animal Services pleaded with Hoosiers to adopt hundreds of dogs and cats at its shelter as staffing issues made it harder for the agency to care for them.

Dogs will typically stay in the Indianapolis Animal Care Services shelter for 16 days before finding a home. Then there are dogs like Shirley, a black pit bull. She needed 244 days.

INDIANAPOLIS — Indianapolis Animal Care Services (IACS ... a cat can provide much-needed relief for the shelter and create a space for a winter rescue. Adopt a pet: If you can commit to having a pet, ...

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — The Indianapolis Animal Care Services is in urgent need of help finding housing for their dogs at risk of euthanasia due to the shelter’s space crisis and the animals ...

Chief Communications Officer for Indianapolis Animal Care Services. “Because of how sudden and unexpected that death was, we decided to send out samples for testing to determine why the dog would pass ...

Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett and Indianapolis Animal Care Services broke ground Monday on a new city animal shelter ... Through April of this year, 2,556 dogs and cats have been brought in ...

Indianapolis Animal Care Services announced Wednesday. Already the shelter is at 124% of capacity for dogs. The move comes after its animal intake status was changed to emergency-only Sept.

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Indianapolis Animal Care Services ... to help you either hold onto your pets or hold onto them until they can be taken into a shelter or a rescue,” said Randall.

Shelters then were intended to house cats and dogs for just a few days to return ... Diamond, who started at Indianapolis Animal Care Services just a year ago after nearly two decades in the ...

out of having one’s heart set on a specific breed of dog. The vet has spent 10 years in animal rescue, including time with Indianapolis Animal Care Services. Her current mission as director of ...