HSHC Resources

Get the latest news, success stories, and more delivered right to your inbox. Plus, read past issues of our newsletter to see what you missed!

We offer a wide range of services to help resolve pet behavior issues. If you have a finicky feline or a problem pooch, help is available online, over the phone, and in person. Here are a few of the more common issues we hear about most often — that you can fix!

We offer a wide range of services to help resolve pet behavior issues. If you have a finicky feline or a problem pooch, help is available online, over the phone, and in person. Here are a few of the more common issues we hear about most often — that you can fix!

If you suspect an animal is being abused or neglected — or isn’t receiving proper care — please don’t stay silent. If you observe any animal that you believe is not receiving proper care, contact Hamilton County Sheriff’s Department or Animal Control (317) 773-1282.

Finding and losing an animal is stressful. We’ll help you know exactly what you can do to help increase the chances of a happy reunion.

Choosing to surrender a pet is a difficult and complex decision – one that requires a great deal of thought and consideration. Although we never euthanize animals due to time or space – and we treat any manageable medical conditions – surrenders often result in a pet becoming more susceptible to illness and depression… and even losing his will to live.

Here you’ll find additional information about microchipping your pet, plus we’ve assembled a list of local resources for you and your BFF (best furry friend).

Local animal laws and ordinances are ever-evolving. Make sure you’re on the right side of the law by staying up-to-date.

Our barn cat program allows us to respect those cats‘ wishes and place them into their forever home where they will be most comfortable.