My name is Lydia!

Cat and Kittens:
Cats & Kittens $120.00 Adoption fee

The above price also include:

Up to date on vaccines including a rabies vaccine and certificate. (According to age and length of stay)
Flea and tick treatment
Ear mite treatment
Deworming treatment
Spayed/neutered
Feline Leukemia Tested
Microchip


Adoption also includes lots of goodies to take home with you!

Special pricing may apply for special breeds. Please call for details.



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Dogs and Puppies:
Dogs & Puppies $250.00 Adoption fee

The above price also include:

Up to date on vaccines including a rabies vaccine and certificate. (According to age and length of stay)
Flea and tick treatment
Deworming treatment
Heartworm preventive
Ear mite treatment
Spayed/neutered
Microchip
Adoption also includes lots of goodies to take home with you!

Special pricing may apply for special breeds. Please call for details.



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Special Adoptions:
Pets for Vets: $20 off of a cat adoption & $50 off of a dog adoption with proof of military ID



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ALL ADOPTION FEES ARE TAX-DEDUCTIBLE DONATIONS!
Please note:

Refunds are available within ten (10) days from the date of adoption, ONLY IF the pet has a genetic condition or an illness affecting its longevity that has been diagnosed by a licensed Veterinarian. Refunds are not available otherwise.

The ICHS has the legal right to reclaim the animal if spay/neuter surgery is not completed within the required time limit.

Adopters may not sell, give, or transfer the animal to anyone else or any other society or allow the animal to be used for any experimental purposes. If you have any issues that you can no longer care for the animal call us.

Strays must be held for 48 hours prior to adoption. If you are interested in a pet, complete an Adoption Application and we will contact you with further instructions.



CRITERIA FOR ADOPTION
Adopters must:

Be 21 years of age or older and have a photo ID showing their present address.
Have the consent of all adults living in the household.
Have the knowledge and written consent of their landlord, if a renter, along with a copy of the rental agreement.
Understand that animals are to be kept as an indoor, household companion and integrated into the family.
Be physically, emotionally, and financially able to care for the animal and take responsibility for all animal care and veterinary bills.
Must have a positive pet care history and at least two references.
Understand and agree that the animal will be spayed or neutered.
Understand that the ICHS does not guarantee the health or temperament of any adopted animal.
Understand and agree that you will not have a cat declawed.
Understand and agree that you will take the animal to the vet for routine wellness exams for preventative care as well as keeping it up to date on all vaccines.
Understand that for the safety of the animal and people in your household, a meet and greet is required for dogs.
Understand that you are making a commitment for the lifetime of the animal.
ICHS has the right to reject an application/applicant for any reason.



YOU CAN HELP IN OTHER WAYS

If you can’t adopt a pet, Adopt a Kennel!
Volunteer: we are especially always looking for volunteers for our Sunday Bingo games and special events! Volunteer
Supplies: Food, Cleaning and Office Supplies, Toys, Treats
Donations: Any donation amount is always appreciated! Donate

PDF Adoption Form

Microsoft Word Adoption Form

https://incohumanesociety.com/application-for-adoption/

We are open by appointment only with office/lobby hours as follows:


Monday- Closed
Tuesday- 1-5
Wednesday- 1-6
Thursday- Closed
Friday- 1-6
Closed Holidays

Indiana County Humane Society is a non-profit animal welfare organization dedicated to preventing cruelty and suffering to all animals, providing safe haven and compassion to the animals in our care, placing unwanted animals in permanent, responsible homes, investigating and prosecuting cases of animal cruelty, measurably reducing companion animal overpopulation, and taking a leadership role in promoting humane values for the benefit of all animals