Adopt a Rescue
you save two lives when you do!
PO Box 336, Pendleton IN 46064
For more information on adopting or fostering you can e.mail
friendsfor.paws@yahoo.com
To report animals if in town Pendleton City Limits contact:
765-778-3933 Pendleton Police
Friends for Paws was established in 2011. We are here to help place homeless animals of Pendleton, IN & be their voice. We are a 501c (3) not for profit organization. DONATIONS ARE TAX DEDUCTIBLE! We appreciate all the support we get since we operate out of our homes & foster homes. It takes your donations to keep us going!
We are trying to make a difference by educating the public on the importance of SPAYING & NEUTERING. Micro chipping is also very important & we chip every pet that comes into our care & they are all spayed/neutered & UTD on vaccines before leaving for their forever homes. Please continue to follow as things change daily.
As a "home" based rescue, we are unable to accept all pets and focus primarily on strays. DO NOT DUMP your pets, contact a local shelter or rescue, help is out there.
4/9/15 The Town of Pendleton
passed new Animal Ordinances
91.22 Each dog and cat over the age of 6 months which
is kept in the Town shall have been sterilized and rendered
incapable of reproducing by a licensed veterinarian unless
a veterinarian has certified in writing that it would not be in
the animals best medical interest, but in no case later than when that excepted animal attains the age of 9 months.
91.04 Vaccinations and microchip requirements
All dogs and cats 3 months of age and older must be vaccinated against rabies.
All dogs and cats over the age of 4 months must be implanted with an identifying microchip, exemptions apply.
A form of identification must be on the pet.
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"SAVE THE STRAYS"
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We recommend that if you have a lost or found pet please have it scanned for a
microchip and place an ad with http://www.indylostpetalert.com/
and
www.HelpingLostPets.com is a National Lost/Found Pet registry that is FREE to use. When a pet is listed, email/text alerts are sent to members in the area. You can also create a Flyer from your listing too.
