Great News! Our Homeward Bound Promotion will continue until each sponsored pet gets a home. Sponsored pets come with gift packages valued up to $200. Look for the Homeward Bound logo on the pet profiles to see who is eligible.
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April is Heartworm Awareness Month

The good news is…YOU CAN HELP!

     Heartworm is treatable, but it’s expensive. Thanks to our friends at VCA Animal Hospitals, our shelter has an affordable means to treat our heartworm positive dogs. On average, we spend $250 to treat each dog. We have had a 100% success rate so far in our treatments.

The 4 Steps to Recovery

  1. Find a Foster Home. An animal needs to recover from heartworm treatment in a quiet, comfortable environment. The shelter is not conducive to this. So, before we begin treatment, we must identify a foster family for each dog. Depending on how advanced the disease is, we may begin treatment at the shelter. Our preference is to identify a foster who is interested in possibly adopting the dog at the end of treatment, but it is not required.
     
  2. Find a Financial Sponsor. We rely on donations to our Moore/Life Fund (Survivor Program) to cover the cost of heartworm treatment. Anyone can sponsor a heartworm positive dog. The shelter’s average cost for treatment is $250. Donations can be sent to: Moore Life Fund/Survivor Program 1721 Pleasant Street, Suite B Noblesville, IN 46060
     
  3. Coordinate Treatment. Once we have the funds and the foster family, our staff will coordinate the treatments with the attending veterinarian. The process takes anywhere from 6 to 8 weeks depending on the situation.
     
  4. Permanent Placement. Once the dog has a clean bill of health, it’s time to find them their forever home. Many times, the foster family has fallen in love with dog and decides to adopt them. Other times, families really enjoy the flexibility of fostering, so the dog will come back to the shelter for placement.

If you are interested in fostering or sponsoring a heartworm positive dog, please send an email to hshc@hamiltonhumane.com or call (317) 773-4974 and ask for Natalie Jansen.

  

Sponsors and

fosters are
 
needed for the

following dogs

COMING SOON!
 

 

    


 
    
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

Questions? Email us at hshc@hamiltonhumane.com.