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Adopt

My name is Nova!

Adoption process
1.

Submit Application

2.

Meet the Pet

3.

Take the Pet Home

Facts about me

Breed
Domestic Shorthair
Color
Black (All)
Age
Senior
Sex
Female
Pet ID
LAU-A-88
Hair Length

My story

Nova is a sweet old gal who would love a quiet home. She is ok with other cats and ok with dogs as long as they are calm too. Nova is a loving girl but takes a minute to get used to new situations. If your interested in adopting or in more information about the Sanctuary please visit www.libertyacresunited.com
Rescue

Liberty Acres United Rescue Animal Sanctuary

Contact info
Pet ID
LAU-A-88
Contact
Address
3546 E Mitchell Rd, Liberty, IN 47353

Their adoption process

1.

Submit Application

2.

Meet the Pet

3.

Take the Pet Home

Additional adoption info

To adopt please go to www.libertyacresunited.com and submit an application. Once the application is processed you will receive a call notifying you of the status of the application. If the application is approved we will set up a time for you to meet with your potential new house mate. Please note that if you have dogs currently we recommend that you bring them with you to meet the new dog. Adoption fees are $100.

Go meet their pets

To meet one of the animals available for adoption please submit an application at www.libertyacresunited.com or call us at 765-969-4782. We do not have open hours. Call or text us to make an appointment to come out.

More about this rescue

Welcome to Liberty Acres United Rescue Animal Sanctuary. We are a nonprofit 501c3 Sanctuary with a focus on senior and special needs dogs. We want our dogs to have all the comforts of living in a home while they wait for their furrever family. The dogs live in tiny houses in small groups. Each house is furnished with comfy seating, doggy door, entertainment, heating/cooling and a fenced in area. There are 22 acres of property for the dogs to explore. The volunteers and staff spend their time taking the dogs on hikes on the trails, swimming in the pond or running through the woods in the six acre off leash area. Housing the dogs in this way helps us learn more about how they would do in a home setting. We are able to work with them on house training and other behavioral issues before they go to live with a new family. Our goal is to provide them with not only a place to wait for a home but a place where they can feel at home