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Animal Shelter details for Indiana Sheltie Rescue
Please visit Indiana Sheltie Rescue and adopt a homeless pet



You have reached the shelter page for Indiana Sheltie Rescue. Indiana Sheltie Rescue is located in noblesville, Indiana. If you have information to add or update for Indiana Sheltie Rescue, please click here and let us know.

Indiana Sheltie Rescue


23163 St. Rd. 37 N.

noblesville, Indiana 46060

Phone: 317-984-5737

Email: mcotton@netusa1.net

Website: www.indianasheltierescue.org/



Indiana Sheltie Rescue, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation consisting of a small group of volunteers who have come together to help homeless shelties. We are always looking for additional volunteers, and capable and loving foster homes to offer a temporary safe haven to Shetland Sheepdogs. Our shelties make their way into our program as owner surrenders, shelter dogs, or are found as strays by caring individuals.

All shelties are first placed in foster homes to be evaluated for their health and temperament and receive medical care. Our adoption fee is $175, which includes medical care, spaying or neutering, all vaccines, and micro chipping. The adoption fee for dogs over 10 is reduced to $50 in an effort not to lessen their value but to increase interest in adopting senior dogs. Each adopter is required to fill out an application, available either online or by snail mail. Each adopter must also have a home visit. We then work to match the right dog to the right home situation in an effort to find a permanent home for each sheltie for the remainder of his or her life. If you see one of our dogs that particularly appeals to you, please feel free to apply for that dog (although the pre-adoptive procedures still need to be completed).

We also have an adoption contract to be signed before the adoption is complete, at which time you receive copies of all medical records. Should something fail with the adoption after all this effort, the sheltie must be returned to Indiana Sheltie Rescue.

Because we are a small group of volunteers, most of our work is done within the borders of Indiana. Our number one concern is the future and safety of our rescued shelties and we are anxious to hear from you if you think our program is appropriate for you!
To see the adoptable pets for Indiana Sheltie Rescue click here

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