Pro-Life Shelter
Making a Difference
White River Humane Society's vision is to help and prevent unwanted and abandoned animals in our community.
HELP WANTED
HIRING FOR KENNEL TECH POSITION
White River Humane Society is hiring for part time & full time Kennel Techs, apply at the shelter. Must love animals and have dependable transportation. Starting pay $9. an hour. Signing bonus of $100 after 90 days with merit. Raise available after 90 days. Please stop by the shelter during business hours, email at whiteriverhumanesociety@gmail.com or call 812-279-2457 and leave message if interested.
Help Our Cause
Your support and contributions will enable us to help the homeless animals at WRHS. Your generous donation will fund our mission. If you would like your donation to go to something specific please send us an email at whiteriverhumanesociety@gmail.com and let us know what that is.
Every senior needs a friend
Thanks to the Lawrence County Community Foundation for the Pennington Grant, WRHS's Every Senior Needs a Friend! For our senior citizens 55 and up, in Lawrence County we have cats 2 plus years in age that have been spayed or neutered, dewormed, up to date on vaccinations, tested for FIV/FeLv and microchipped for ONLY $10!! We have a limited amount so get your application in.
Bissell Pet Foundation
TOO MANY CATS and KITTENS, NOT ENOUGH GOOD HOMES!
Thanks to the Bissell Pet Foundation, White River Humane Society has vouchers to help Lawrence County residents with the expense of having your cats spayed or neutered! We have vouchers for $25 off! If your cat is feral you can take it to Petsalive and have it spayed or neutered for $5 with a voucher from WRHS! If you need more information call WRHS at 812-279-2457. If your cat is not feral it would only be $15 plus voucher. Additional expense could be $15 for rabies if not vaccinated. Feral cat package includes a rabies vaccination! For more information call 812-279-2457, if you need to send your animals on transport contact Paws of Lawrence County for availability at 812-583-3595.
We're proud to announce we've received a spay/neuter grant from @BISSELL Pet Foundation! Out of BISSELL Pet Foundation's partner network of nearly 5,000 shelters and rescues, we're so excited that we were chosen to receive their support! With a mission to find every pet a home, they focus their efforts on adoption, spay/neuter, microchipping and emergency support. Thanks to Bissell, 107 dogs and 144 cats will be able to be spayed or neutered at a reduced cost, saving 1,000's of unwanted animals from ending up in shelters.
Pet of the Week
Cat of the Week
Boston is a wonderful 8 year old boy. He would do best in a calm home. Boston does well with other cats. He has been neutered, up to date on all vaccinations, has been dewormed, tested for FIV/FeLv and will be microchipped before leaving the shelter. Stop by WRHS and meet this handsome guy.
Dog of the Week
Dina is 1 year old she is a sweet, energetic girl that loves to run and play. She seems to be ok with other dogs. Dina is a great girl that could use a little training. Dina is heart worm negative, dewormed, up to date on vaccinations, she is spayed and is microchipped. Come to WRHS to meet this beautiful girl.
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Prevent a Litter, Fix your Critter!
White River Humane Society's vision is to help and prevent unwanted and abandoned animals in our community. White River Humane Society's mission is to care for the lost and homeless animals of Lawrence County, while providing education and services to the public that will lead to reducing the number of unwanted animals born in our community. Each adopted animal that leaves our shelter has been spayed or neutered. Keep in mind there aren't enough homes for all the litters born in Lawrence County, so please Spay or Neuter your pet.