Hendricks County Animal Control and Hendricks County Humane Society Please Help
I tried to volunteer at the Hendricks County Animal Control and was shocked to discover they do not allow volunteers. I am now a member of a group that is working to make changes at Animal Control. We would like to have the Humane Society help Animal Control with volunteers, adoptions, etc. Apparently this is a much more difficult task than I originally thought.
A member of the group I joined has created a Facebook page that outlines some of the problems.
We are just looking to increase adoptions and lower euthnasia rates. This could be done by allowing The Humane Society to join forces with Animal Control.
Please click on the facebook link below for more information.
Thank you.
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Citizens-Exposing-Problems-at-Hendric...
A member of the group I joined has created a Facebook page that outlines some of the problems.
We are just looking to increase adoptions and lower euthnasia rates. This could be done by allowing The Humane Society to join forces with Animal Control.
Please click on the facebook link below for more information.
Thank you.
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Citizens-Exposing-Problems-at-Hendric...
Tags: animal, help, needed, volunteers, welfare
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Comment by Amy Latka on February 9, 2010 at 8:19am - My photography business was voted the #1 Pet photographer in Indy. I live in Hendricks county and would be willing to donate photography services to the Hendricks County Humane Society to help them find homes for their pets. Please contact me if you'd like my help!
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Comment by Kim on January 31, 2010 at 5:06am - Denying FREE help! That is crazy!! They should do everything they can to find the babies a forever home!!! Shame on you Hendricks County!
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