This New Year there is an opportunity for citizens of Lawrence County with limited incomes to have their pit bulls or pit bull mixes spayed or neutered for a $10 co-pay. If interested please contact Cathi Eagan with Canine Express Transport Project at 812-720-0005 (call or text) or send an email message to cleagan1950@gmail.com
Your support and contributions will enable us to help the homeless animals at WRHS. Your generous donation will fund our mission. Please donate through the PayPal link below and email us at whiteriverhumanesociety@gmail.com letting us know what you would like your donation to go towards.
Cinders is a beautiful girl that loves to lounge around in the colony where she hangs out with several other cats, she is young, energetic, and loves to explore.
Cinders loves a familiar face, she is vocal and affectionate! She would do well in a home as the only cat, or accompanied by other felines! Cinders has been spayed, tested for FIV/FeLv, up to date on vaccinations and dewormed. Click the link to fill out an application https://form.jotform.com/91533427148155
Diego is a handsome boy and seems to be good with other dogs, male and female.
He is super easy to walk on leash and always ready to roll over for a belly rub. He is a very energetic breed, and loves to explore the outdoors.
This boy would make an excellent family pet, as the only pup or with a pack to call his own. Diego has been neutered, up to date on vaccinations, dewormed, tested for heartworms and will be microchipped before leaving the shelter. To submit an application on Hero click the link https://form.jotform.com/91507320300138
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.