The Fishers shelter is asking the public to come forward and foster animals while they make repairs during dangerous, brutal cold.
FISHERS, Ind. — The Humane Society for Hamilton County is “racing against time” after the heat went out in two kennel areas, leaving 11 dogs in danger. They are hoping the public will foster the animals until they can make repairs.
Two of the kennel areas at the Fishers shelter have lost their heat. Those areas house a combined 11 dogs.
“This is a dire situation,” said Lily Darling, community engagement manager. “Our priority is the safety and well-being of the dogs in our care. The loss of heat in these 11 kennels has created an urgent situation. By fostering a dog, even for just a couple of nights, you’re not only helping that animal but also making room for us to move dogs into warm, safe spaces.”
The shelter houses 130 dogs but has limited heated kennels …