Adopt a Pet

Zay is a handsome boxer mix who is 5 years old and weighs 44 pounds. He is a handsome pup who is friendly and social meeting new people -- full of wiggles and tail wags. He knows how to sit and take his treats nicely and loves toys. Zay can get a little rowdy when playing, but enjoys a good game of fetch and will bring the toy back for another toss.

Ariel and Belle are a bonded pair. These cute bunnies are available through the Indiana House Rabbit Society in Indianapolis. It is an all-volunteer organization dedicated to improving the lives of domestic rabbits in the state of Indiana.

Elvira is a 6-year-old domestic shorthair who is up-to-date on vaccines and spayed. She may be a little shy at first but give her some time and she'll show you her true personality. Once she feels safe and comfortable, she turns into the sweetest and most talkative girl ever.

Meet Dawn – a sweet 10-year-old Beagle looking for her forever home! If you’re looking for a loyal companion with soulful eyes, a love for butt scratches, and the sweetest personality, Dawn may be your perfect match!

Meet 5-year-old Loki — the retired hero who's ready for a happy ending. For years, Loki was part of IndyVet's feline blood donor program, helping save the lives of countless cats across the country. Now his lifesaving days are behind him, and it's finally his turn to be cared for.

Meet Cookie! Grateful Rescue in Muncie, Indiana, is fostering this sweet girl until they can find her a forever home. She was on the euthanasia list at an Indianapolis shelter. Learn how Grateful Rescue came to the rescue. Cookie is a female border collie mix who is around three years old. She is very affectionate and loves to snuggle and play with toys.

Oswald is a young adult blue-gray domestic medium hair. He is affectionate, friendly and gentle. Oswald loves to meow at you for pets and play with his toys, happily accepts belly rubs, and gets so happy rolling around on the cat trees that he falls right off. He also loves to sit in your lap to cuddle.

When we moved into the new IACS shelter, we wanted to give Wrangler the chance to show us who he really is outside of the stress and chaos. While he’s doing so much better here than he was before, The truth is, Wrangler is still sad. Sad that he’s still waiting. And once you get him outside of his kennel? A completely different dog shines through. Wrangler LOVES to run, romp, and play.

Star is a 4-year-old domestic shorthair/tortie. She loves quiet moments and gentle cuddles. At the Partners For Animal Welfare Society shelter, she has found comfort in soft blankets and kind voices, but she dreams of a home where she can curl up in a sunny spot and share her love.