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Animal Protection Coalition, Inc.

916 S Prairie Ave, Frankfort, IN 46041

Contact Kathryn Caldwell
Email animalprotectioncoalition@gmail.com
Phone (765) 605-5790
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Areas Animal Protection Coalition, Inc. serves

All Cities in Indiana

Animal Protection Coalition, Inc.'s adoption process

1.

Submit Application

2.

Meet the Pet

Additional adoption info

We have several animals currently available to adopt, including horses and donkeys, etc. Please contact us for information if you'd like to learn more about the animals we have available for adoption please go to our individual division website.

Please remember that adoption is a lifetime commitment and should not be entered into lightly!
If you have decided to adopt an animal please follow the following steps towards the adoption process!

1. Fill out, Complete, and return the Adoption Application, 2 Personal References, Vet Reference, and photos of the facility where the animal will be housed.
2. Check out our rescue so that you can learn about and select the perfect Equine for you!

Adoption application

About Animal Protection Coalition, Inc.

The Animal Protection Coalition, Inc. was established in December of 2000 by Suzanne deVaucenne, after she rescued two neglected and extremely ill French Poodle puppies from an Indianapolis pet store. Suzanne, a lifelong animal lover, humane educator and animal welfare advocate decided to become a louder voice on behalf of all animals.

In addition to providing a safe haven for homeless animals in need of rescue, the Animal Protection Coalition focuses on adoption, rehabilitation, and education. Supporting hopes of improving animal welfare in Indiana. We also work to help prosecutors, humane societies, animal shelters, and animal control officers with the enforcement of current Indiana animal welfare laws.

Our current President, Anthony R. Caldwell has an extensive background in law enforcement, science, health and research. He was elected President of Animal Protection Coalition, Inc. in 2003. He established Indiana Horse Rescue in 1998, an equine rescue organization dedicated to preventing unnecessary slaughter and abuse of horses, which joined forces with Animal Protection Coalition, Inc. in 2002.

In the last two years, we have experienced substantial growth as a powerful advocate for animal welfare in the State of Indiana. In 2006 Indiana Horse Rescue joined the APC Team.

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