Indianapolis Animal Care Services says there is no more space at the shelter.

IndyHumane has experienced an all- time high for fostering and adoption during the COVID-19 pandemic.

IACS hopes to clear kennel space with late night hours. The event will feature free adoptions, children's activities, and a food truck.

The Indianapolis Animal Care Services' shelter said Friday that it has no open dog kennels or cat cages and it's offering adoptions at no cost.

Indianapolis Animal Care Services has seen over 50 parvo cases at animal intake in the last week.

IACS releases statement after several social media posts put them under fire for euthanizing animals because of a combination of a lack of space in shelters and an influx of animals coming in due to extreme weather conditions.

In partnership with Indy Parks, Indianapolis Animal Care Services is offering a free pass into Eagle Creek Park for anyone participating in the Freedom for a Day Program.

Indianapolis police have arrested a man after his dog was found frozen to death and thrown away in a dumpster.

The city animal shelter is extremely overcrowded. Cages are full and extra cages are stacked along the hallway.

Indy CARES was created by a group of IACS staff who saw the need to do more for residents forced to give up their pets.