The Brown County Humane Society runs the shelter in Brown County. It serves 15,000 people. In 2018, it reported a 99% placement rate for dogs and 97% for cats. It did not report or does not take in rabbits and other animals. For statistics, click here.
Muncie Animal Care & Services serves 117,000 people in the City of Muncie and Delaware County. In 2018, it reported a 97% placement rate for dogs and 95% for cats. It did not report a placement rate for rabbits and other animals. For more information, click here.
Stray animals in Dubois County go to a local veterinarian. If they are not reclaimed, they all go to the Dubois County Humane Society. They also accept surrendered animals via managed intake. They serve 42,000 people. In 2018, they reported a 99% placement rate for dogs and cats. Neither the shelter, nor the county, accepts rabbits or other animals. For statistics, click here.
The Fulton County Animal Center serves 20,500 people. In 2018, it reported a 99% placement rate for dogs and 94% for cats. It did not report or does not take in rabbits and other animals. For statistics, click here.
The Hamilton Humane Society runs the shelter in Hamilton County. It serves 316,000 people. In 2017, it reported a 98% live release rate for dogs and 94% for cats. It does not take in rabbits and other animals, but works to assist people in finding alternative placements. For statistics, click below.
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The Porter County Animal Shelter serves 168,500 people. In 2018, it reported a 98% placement rate for dogs, 100% for rabbits and other animals, and 94% for cats. For statistics, click here.