Volunteers For Animal Welfare, Inc. is a no-kill organization dedicated to preventing cruelty to animals; provide shelter, medical care and homes for homeless and/or neglected and abused animals, educating the general public about animal behavior, care and responsibility, including but not limited to, the importance of spaying and neutering. We’re an all volunteer, 501c3, non-profit organization that does not receive funding from any governmental agency. Our funding comes exclusively from private donations and fundraising events. All monetary donations are tax deductible. All donations are used to provide medical care for the sick/injured pets, to spay and neuter, heartworm testing for dogs, FIV/Leukemia testing for cats, all vaccines and necessary medications for all rescued animals before finding new suitable homes for them. We do not have a shelter. All rescued animals are temporarily kept in foster care homes of our volunteers. We do not limit our help to any particular county or area. We have volunteers in both Ohio and Indiana. We always welcome any offer for donations of time, supplies such as food, crates, toys, kennels etc. or money to help us continue with our efforts. You may call or write to find out how you may volunteer or donate.
The first step to adopting a new best friend is to fill out our online adoption application. Someone will contact you once it has been received and reviewed with possibly more questions. Filling out the application is not a guarantee of being approved, but is used as a tool to help us determine the best match for both our foster dogs and potential adopter. We want to make sure that the adoption is a success and everyone is happy.
Brookville IN 47012 | 5.5 miles away
We are a small town organization ready to make a BIG difference! We are located in the town of Brookville, Indiana. We are NOT the County Pound. Our organization is completely comprised of volunteers. The FCHS has no paid staff and we receive no financial support from the state or local government. Every dollar that you donate to the FCHS goes directly to improving the lives of animals in our comm