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Coal

Husky

Male, Adult

Rushville, IN

Size

(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)

Details

Good with kids, Good with dogs, Good with cats, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,

Story

Coal came to us as a stray (well, sort of). He was found on someone's property, and they wanted to keep him. We walked them through the legal process of a stray hold, and once the hold was up, they adopted him. Not long after his adoption, they surrendered him. They ony had him a few days so it is still difficult to rule in or out anything. We did our usual assessments. The only thing we noticed that wasn't what we label a green behavior was his intorduction to other dogs. He wants to be dominant and is very pushy about it. The dog he met with was also dominant, but was willing to give it up to keep the peace with Coal. He can be rude when meeting another dog but he is very respectful when the other dog gives a warning. We are requiring a meet-and-greet if there are other dogs in the home. ADOPTION FEE: LOCAL $100 NON-LOCAL $140 All dogs receive at least 1 distemper/parvo and Bordetella vaccine. If possible a heartworm test will be done and if negative the dog will be started on heartworm prevention. All animals receive a flea and parasite prevention/treatment and will be microchipped. All animals can go home the same day as adoption. We will need your photo ID and you will sign some documents. Adopters will also receive a copy of the animal's medical history to date. We do not do an application process. All adoptions are first come, first serve. We do not offer holds. We do not require in most cases that adopters bring all their families members and dogs for a meet and greet. But we do highly encourage it. We are happy to introduce the new dog to your dog(s) at the shelter. No appointment necessary. We do offer home trials of dogs over 6 months of age for about a week. You will not need to pay the adoption fee (spay neuter deposit) ahead of time, but if you decide to adopt you will need to return to the shelter to complete the paperwork and pay the adoption deposit. If you do not wish to complete the adoption, you can bring the dog back at any time during normal business hours during your home trial period. We do not allow after hours drop off.

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Luther

Husky Labrador Retriever

Male, 9 mos

Rushville, IN

Size

(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)

Details

Good with kids, Good with dogs, Good with cats, House-trained, Shots are up-to-date,

Story

Luther (previously Lambo) is back after his adopter could not house him anymore. He is a 9 month old Husky lab mix. He is a stubborn dog. He would follow his nose to the end of the world. This gets him in quite a bit of trouble, such as digging into the trash. He is going to need some work on a leash. He is very calm and quite despite how excited he gets on a leash. He doesn't mind cats and is submissive to larger more dominant dogs. He loves to play with dogs his size. This animal has a $100 sponsorship toward his adoption fees. ADOPTION FEE: LOCAL $100-100 =FREE! NON-LOCAL $140-100 =$40 All dogs receive at least 1 distemper/parvo and Bordetella vaccine. If possible a heartworm test will be done and if negative the dog will be started on heartworm prevention. All animals receive a flea and parasite prevention/treatment and will be microchipped. All animals can go home the same day as adoption. We will need your photo ID and you will sign some documents. Adopters will also receive a copy of the animal's medical history to date. We do not do an application process. All adoptions are first come, first serve. We do not offer holds. We do not require in most cases that adopters bring all their families members and dogs for a meet and greet. But we do highly encourage it. We are happy to introduce the new dog to your dog(s) at the shelter. No appointment necessary. We do offer home trials of dogs over 6 months of age for about a week. You will not need to pay the adoption fee (spay neuter deposit) ahead of time, but if you decide to adopt you will need to return to the shelter to complete the paperwork and pay the adoption deposit. If you do not wish to complete the adoption, you can bring the dog back at any time during normal business hours during your home trial period. We do not allow after hours drop off.

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Shiloh

Beagle

Male, Senior

Rushville, IN

Size

(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less

Details

Good with dogs, Good with cats, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,

Story

This adventurous outdoor dog is on a journey of learning leash and house training. While he may be a bit shy and less socialized, his gentle spirit truly shines through. He loves to explore, although he can feel a bit uncertain when he's in a tight spot. With a little patience and understanding, he has so much potential to blossom! ADOPTION FEE: LOCAL FREE NON-LOCAL FREE All dogs receive at least 1 distemper/parvo and Bordetella vaccine. If possible a heartworm test will be done and if negative the dog will be started on heartworm prevention. All animals receive a flea and parasite prevention/treatment and will be microchipped. All animals can go home the same day as adoption. We will need your photo ID and you will sign some documents. Adopters will also receive a copy of the animal's medical history to date. We do not do an application process. All adoptions are first come, first serve. We do not offer holds. We do not require in most cases that adopters bring all their families members and dogs for a meet and greet. But we do highly encourage it. We are happy to introduce the new dog to your dog(s) at the shelter. No appointment necessary. We do offer home trials of dogs over 6 months of age for about a week. You will not need to pay the adoption fee (spay neuter deposit) ahead of time, but if you decide to adopt you will need to return to the shelter to complete the paperwork and pay the adoption deposit. If you do not wish to complete the adoption, you can bring the dog back at any time during normal business hours during your home trial period. We do not allow after hours drop off.

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Rocky

Corgi Australian Shepherd

Male, Young

Rushville, IN

Size

(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)

Details

Not good with kids, Good with dogs, Good with cats, Shots are up-to-date,

Story

Meet Rocky! He is believed to be a mix of Corgi, Aussie, and PomChi. At 9 months old, he hasn't had much exposure to many people, which has made him a bit timid at first. With a little time and patience, he reveals his true personality. Rocky is known to be good with cats, dogs, older children, and the elderly. He is working on being house-trained and enjoys traveling. However, like many dogs, he can be a little sensitive during nail trims. We recommend a calm home environment with a consistent schedule and children aged 12 and older, as he can get overstimulated by loud noises and a lot of movement. ADOPTION FEE: LOCAL $100 NON-LOCAL $140 All dogs receive at least 1 distemper/parvo and Bordetella vaccine. If possible a heartworm test will be done and if negative the dog will be started on heartworm prevention. All animals receive a flea and parasite prevention/treatment and will be microchipped. All animals can go home the same day as adoption. We will need your photo ID and you will sign some documents. Adopters will also receive a copy of the animal's medical history to date. We do not do an application process. All adoptions are first come, first serve. We do not offer holds. We do not require in most cases that adopters bring all their families members and dogs for a meet and greet. But we do highly encourage it. We are happy to introduce the new dog to your dog(s) at the shelter. No appointment necessary. We do offer home trials of dogs over 6 months of age for about a week. You will not need to pay the adoption fee (spay neuter deposit) ahead of time, but if you decide to adopt you will need to return to the shelter to complete the paperwork and pay the adoption deposit. If you do not wish to complete the adoption, you can bring the dog back at any time during normal business hours during your home trial period. We do not allow after hours drop off.

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Marcy

Doberman Pinscher Weimaraner

Female, Adult

Rushville, IN

Size

(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)

Details

Good with kids, Good with dogs, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,

Story

Meet this affectionate Doberman/Weimaraner mix, whose endearing Velcro personality makes her the perfect companion. While she may be a bit timid, her gentle nature is sure to warm your heart. She is fully up to date on all vaccinations and preventatives, including rabies, and is eagerly waiting for a loving home where she can thrive. Give her the chance she deserves – she could be your new best friend! ADOPTION FEE: LOCAL $100 NON-LOCAL $140 All dogs receive at least 1 distemper/parvo and Bordetella vaccine. If possible a heartworm test will be done and if negative the dog will be started on heartworm prevention. All animals receive a flea and parasite prevention/treatment and will be microchipped. All animals can go home the same day as adoption. We will need your photo ID and you will sign some documents. Adopters will also receive a copy of the animal's medical history to date. We do not do an application process. All adoptions are first come, first serve. We do not offer holds. We do not require in most cases that adopters bring all their families members and dogs for a meet and greet. But we do highly encourage it. We are happy to introduce the new dog to your dog(s) at the shelter. No appointment necessary. We do offer home trials of dogs over 6 months of age for about a week. You will not need to pay the adoption fee (spay neuter deposit) ahead of time, but if you decide to adopt you will need to return to the shelter to complete the paperwork and pay the adoption deposit. If you do not wish to complete the adoption, you can bring the dog back at any time during normal business hours during your home trial period. We do not allow after hours drop off.

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Jimmy

Dutch Shepherd

Male, Adult

Rushville, IN

Size

(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)

Details

Good with kids, Good with dogs, Good with cats, House-trained, Shots are up-to-date,

Story

Jimmy is a guesstimated 5 year old 66 pound male Dutch Shepherd. He caused a bit of ruckus for a couple of days running up and down and around State Road 3. We were finally able to catch him and bring him into the shelter. In the 13 days he has been with us, not one word was heard from an owner. Which is sad since we don't get to know his real name or his previous home experiences. Jimmy has shown he has some training, sits and lays down on command! He is a little bit of a puller, but by far not the worst we have had, on a leash. When the people are chit chatting and not paying him attention, he just takes a seat or lays down quietly waiting nicely for you to offer attention. This though is in far contrast to his kennel presence. He seems to have extreme anxiety being kenneled/confined. To the point he paces, jumps, dances, scrapes his nose and toes, and well makes a general mess of his kennel. To help lower his anxiety and give his best first impression we are requiring interested Adopters to request to see him as he will be in a non-public area of the shelter. Even though he was a stray, we were able to determine he is very likely potty trained (if he has regular access to outside), seems willing to make friends with dogs, and ignores cats. But of course since he came in as a stray we really don't know his previous history. We also need to mention that he may have been the culprit to some cattle destruction so we do not recommend having or living near livestock. ADOPTION FEE: LOCAL $100 NON-LOCAL $140 All dogs receive at least 1 distemper/parvo and Bordetella vaccine. If possible a heartworm test will be done and if negative the dog will be started on heartworm prevention. All animals receive a flea and parasite prevention/treatment and will be microchipped. All animals can go home the same day as adoption. We will need your photo ID and you will sign some documents. Adopters will also receive a copy of the animal's medical history to date. We do not do an application process. All adoptions are first come, first serve. We do not offer holds. We do not require in most cases that adopters bring all their families members and dogs for a meet and greet. But we do highly encourage it. We are happy to introduce the new dog to your dog(s) at the shelter. No appointment necessary. We do offer home trials of dogs over 6 months of age for about a week. You will not need to pay the adoption fee (spay neuter deposit) ahead of time, but if you decide to adopt you will need to return to the shelter to complete the paperwork and pay the adoption deposit. If you do not wish to complete the adoption, you can bring the dog back at any time during normal business hours during your home trial period. We do not allow after hours drop off.

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Dog shelters and rescues in Rushville, Indiana

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Shelter

Rushville Animal Shelter

650 Van Sickle St, Rushville, IN 46173

Pet Types: cats, birds, dogs, rabbits, reptiles, small animals

Rescue

Lucky Lab Rescue and Adoption - IN

Lewisville, IN 47352

Pet Types: dogs

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MoonShine Babies Cockapoos and Rescue

Connersville, IN 47331

Pet Types: cats, dogs, rabbits, reptiles, small animals

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Mission PAWSible Animal Rescue

48 E Washington St, Shelbyville, IN 46176

Pet Types: cats, birds, dogs, farm animals, horses, rabbits, small animals

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Shelbyville/Shelby Co. Animal Shelter

705 Hale Road, Shelbyville, IN 46176

Pet Types: cats, dogs

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Greensburg/Decatur County Shelter

1635 West Park Road, Greensburg, IN 47240

Pet Types: cats, dogs

Shelter

Dachshund Rescue of North America - Midwest

Greensburg, IN 47240

Pet Types: dogs

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Franklin County Indiana Animal Shelter

9076 Landfill Road, Metamora, IN 47030

Pet Types: cats, dogs

Shelter

New Castle Henry County Animal Shelter

11 Midway Drive, New Castle, IN 47362

Pet Types: cats, dogs

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Greenfield-Hancock County Animal Management

Greenfield, IN 46140

Pet Types: dogs

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