WHO WE ARE
We are a nonprofit organization dependent upon fund-raisers, and donations for our operation. The Humane Society's mission is to prevent cruelty and neglect to animals by operating an animal shelter for homeless, abandoned, and unwanted animals; by operating an adoption center for healthy animals; by investigating cruelty and abuse cases; and by educating the public in responsible pet ownership. If you are needing to surrender an animal, please note that we only accept animals from Clinton County residents. Spay/neuter is required for all pets adopted from our shelter.

ADOPTING A FRIEND
Adoption fee for intact cats is $50 with $40 of the fee being applied toward the spay or neuter. We are currently running a $25 special for all spayed/neutered cats. Adoption fee for intact male and female dogs is $75 with $60 of the dog adoption fee being applied toward the spay or neuter. All spayed and neutered dogs are $150 and are heartworm and fecal checked. We want to see our animals go to permanent, loving homes. Our staff and volunteers are available to answer any questions you may have and to assist you in finding the right pet for you and your family. We now accept Visa and Mastercard.

Don't Breed or Buy While Homeless Animals Die! Did you realize every time you buy from a breeder or pet store another shelter animal dies? Buying from breeders only encourages them to breed again and gives more homeless animals no chance of being adopted. Shelters and rescues have many beautiful pets of all breeds!

PAW PALS OF CLINTON COUNTY HUMANE SOCIETY
Paw Pals is the Clinton County Humane Society's auxiliary dedicated to helping the Society through fund-raisers for animals in need of vet care, community involvement, education on spaying and neutering and off-site adoptions. We manage the website and contact rescues to help place our animals. Please email Lisa Ristow for information on how to get involved with Paw Pals or just come to our next meeting on Tuesday, February 2nd, at 6:00 at the shelter.

Barney, our shelter cat!

THE IMPORTANCE OF SPAYING AND NEUTERING
Every year thousands of animals are euthanized in shelters across the nation. With so many animals coming in to our shelter daily, it's impossible to find homes for all of them. Please join Paw Pals of Clinton County Humane Society in their effort to educate the citizens of Clinton County on the importance of spaying and neutering your pets. Many people don't realize all the benefits to neutering their cats and dogs. The number one reason is that it saves lives of innocent animals. There are numerous other reasons to spay and neuter your pets too which include: neutering pets helps them live longer, it makes pets more affectionate companions, pets are less likely to fight, neutering reduces the urge to roam, it stops males from marking their territory, neutered pets have fewer behavior problems, it's cheaper than caring for a litter, and neutering prevents the birth of unwanted puppies/kittens. It's important to have your pets spayed or neutered by the time they reach sexual maturity -6 months of age. Be a part of the solution and SPAY and NEUTER your pets- IT SAVES LIVES!

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WISH LIST- donations are always appreciated.

We use Patented Kuranda Dog Beds because they are durable, chew proof and easy to clean. If you would like to donate a bed to us, click here.

Animal Supplies- cat litter, kitten chow, puppy chow, leashes, toys, treats, shampoo and flea dip/shampoo, Frontline for dogs and cats in all sizes, (Our biggest need right now is CAT LITTER, KITTEN CHOW, PUPPY FOOD, and CASH DONATIONS.) Cleaning Supplies- HE laundry soap, 39 gallon trash bags, bleach, dish soap, toilet paper, paper towels; Office Supplies- postage stamps

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COME VISIT US!
Shelter Hrs: Mon 1-6; Tues 1-6; Wed closed; Thurs 1-7; Fri 1-6; Sat 12-4; Sun 1-3 (adoptions only)

We are located in Frankfort, Indiana. We are in TPA Park past the skating rink. Frankfort is halfway between Indianapolis and Lafayette.

DIRECTIONS TO OUR SHELTER:
From Indianapolis: Take I-65 N to IN28 E(exit 158) to Jackson Street, turn left (north). Go north on Jackson St. through two stoplights and over the railroad tracks until you come to a stop sign. Turn right (east) on Kyger Street at this stop sign. Stay on Kyger until the road crosses over a small bridge (golf course on your left) and turn left (north) into TPA Park. Follow the road through the park keeping to your left until you come to the fork in the road by the skating rink and veer right. Stay on this road until you see the shelter on your righthand side. *If you are closer to Michigan Rd., just go north on 421 until you reach 28W and turn left. Follow this road into Frankfort turning right (north) onto Jackson St. and following the above directions.
From Lafayette: Take I-65 S to IN28 E(exit 158) Follow the above directions from IN28.

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CLINTON COUNTY HUMANE SOCIETY
825 Izaak Walton Drive
Frankfort, IN 46041
Phone: 765-654-7717
Email Clinton County Humane Society:cchs04@sbcglobal.net
Email Paw Pals:lisaristow@comcast.net

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Click here for a list of pets at this shelter

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