October 14, 2021

IACS offers free adoptions for over 100 animals this weekend

Taylor Bennett
Indianapolis Animal Care Services

Indianapolis Animal Care Services

Indianapolis Animal Care Services hopes to find homes for many dogs and cats during its first ever Pup-kin Patch adoption event this weekend.

Manager of Community Outreach Roxie Randall saysid adoptions will be free.

“We have about 110 animals available for adoption.,” Randall said.

The “Pup-Kin” Patch adoption event will be Saturday and Sunday, from 12 p.m. to 5 p.m. at the IACS facility, 2600 S. Harding St. No appointments are necessary. Dogs will be outside to meet adopters. Cat adoptions will take place inside.

Animals available for adoption can be found at the IACS Petfinder site.

Contact WFYI Morning Edition newscaster and reporter Taylor Bennett at tbennett@wfyi.org. Follow on Twitter: @TaylorB2213.

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