CASH

Cash’s favorite activity is spending time close to his people. His foster describes a loving, cuddly companion who enjoys pets, leans in for affection, and sometimes approaches for a cuddle when someone is seated nearby. This 5-year-old, 56-pound boy knows “sit,” “shake,” and “down.” Familiar routines and even a little “dog TV” have helped him settle in his foster home after struggling with shelter confinement.<br/><br/>Cash has been sharing space and toys with another family dog, with supervision and room to take breaks from close interaction. He needs a home without cats or other small animals because he previously killed a cat while unsupervised. His experience with children is unknown. Cash appreciates affection on his own terms and can be sensitive about his paws, so respecting his signals and allowing him to move away are important. He also needs continued guidance with excited jumping and support becoming comfortable when left alone. His foster reports that he responds well to redirection and is improving. Cash is in foster care, not at the shelter. To arrange a meeting, email adoptions@indy.gov.<br/><br/>All adoptions include support from our adoption team to ensure a smooth transition from the shelter to your home. Adopted pets are vaccinated, microchipped, and spayed/neutered before leaving the shelter's care. To view our current available animals, please visit: https://indy.gov/activity/adopt-a-pet.

Cash’s favorite activity is spending time close to his people. His foster describes a loving, cuddly companion who enjoys pets, leans in for affection, and sometimes approaches for a cuddle when someone is seated nearby. This 5-year-old, 56-pound boy knows “sit,” “shake,” and “down.” Familiar routines and even a little “dog TV” have helped him settle in his foster home after struggling with shelter confinement.

Cash has been sharing space and toys with another family dog, with supervision and room to take breaks from close interaction. He needs a home without cats or other small animals because he previously killed a cat while unsupervised. His experience with children is unknown. Cash appreciates affection on his own terms and can be sensitive about his paws, so respecting his signals and allowing him to move away are important. He also needs continued guidance with excited jumping and support becoming comfortable when left alone. His foster reports that he responds well to redirection and is improving. Cash is in

Cash’s favorite activity is spending time close to his people. His foster describes a loving, cuddly companion who enjoys pets, leans in for affection, and sometimes approaches for a cuddle when someone is seated nearby. This 5-year-old, 56-pound boy knows “sit,” “shake,” and “down.” Familiar routines and even a little “dog TV” have helped him settle in his foster home after struggling with shelter confinement.

Cash has been sharing space and toys with another family dog, with supervision and room to take breaks from close interaction. He needs a home without cats or other small animals because he previously killed a cat while unsupervised. His experience with children is unknown. Cash appreciates affection on his own terms and can be sensitive about his paws, so respecting his signals and allowing him to move away are important. He also needs continued guidance with excited jumping and support becoming comfortable when left alone. His foster reports that he responds well to redirection and is improving. Cash is in foster care, not at the shelter. To arrange a meeting, email adoptions@indy.gov.

All adoptions include support from our adoption team to ensure a smooth transition from the shelter to your home. Adopted pets are vaccinated, microchipped, and spayed/neutered before leaving the shelter's care. To view our current available animals, please visit: https://indy.gov/activity/adopt-a-pet.