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    Indy Mega Adoption Event

    Indy Mega Adoption Event

    (3 reviews)

    The process is simple: you arrive and check out the dogs/cats that are available from…read morerescues/shelters around the state; find one and play with them; fill out the paperwork and pay $30; and you're on your way with a new pup. I can see how this can be an issue for those that are cautious about ensuring that the animals are going to a good home, but on the flip side, it's a great event that helps to find permanent houses for most of the animals (just an assumption). This year, I went on both days. The first day I arrived 2ish hours after they had opened and nearly all of the pups were gone that were what I was looking for. I wanted to go back the next day to check it out, thinking that more pups would have been brought in - not the case at all. Cats were still in abundance both days. I got there right on time and they had nearly no new dogs from the last time. Sadly, there were all nearly Pits too. Even worse, my apartment complex doesn't allow Pits. I love the idea but hope that next year, even more dogs are brought in on the 2nd day so they can find their forever homes. The volunteers are great too. They usually didn't know most of the answers to the questions you had because they were simply volunteers, so that might be something to improve on next year. Instead of having the volunteers taking you and your possibly furry friend to the "meet and greet" stations, have one of the staff members from the shelters/rescues there so that you can get your questions answered while you're getting to know them. That was one major flaw I had. Every question I had wasn't able to be answered. Big props to the volunteers though!

    THIS IS SUCH A BEAUTIFUL EVENT…read more I cannot stress enough that if you are looking for a cat or dog, GO TO INDY MEGA. I would highly suggest going earlier in the event too because animals get adopted quickly!!! All the adoptable animals are up-to-date on vaccines, spayed/neutered, and microchipped. They cost $30 for adoption and they are ready to go to their furrever homes!! A lot of the shelters too offer vets that give free wellness checks or 30 days of free pet care insurance. (FYI: most vets will give you a free first visit if you adopted from a shelter). DOGS: One thing that I do want to caution about: A lot of the dogs are pitbulls or pit bull mixes. I have NOTHING against Pits; I love them. What I want to specifically bright to light is that a lot of these dogs had to go to an only pet home and were not good with kids. As a cat lady, this doesn't really work with my family. There a lot of other dogs who are not like this but I just want people to know this because there are a lot of dogs who need some love in a single pet/no kid home. I KNOW there are people out there who can do this for these animals. I heard that all the dogs got adopted except one the last time this event was held. AMAZING!!!! CATS: WOW. So many cats at Indy Mega. I think hundreds and maybe thousands of cats. I came at the end of the event and was leaving when I found the MOST perfect kitten who I just knew belonged to me and needed to come home! There was only 20 minutes left in the event but I was not rushed into the decision at all. The volunteers helped me visit with the cat, listened, and helped me through the decision making process without pushing me into adopting. If the volunteers didn't know the answer to my questions, they directed me to someone who could. The adoption process of my new cat was so easy. Took about 10 minutes. The greatest part is all the stuff they sent me home with. I got coupon books for both Petco and PetSmart. I got TONS of toys and treats. They gave me some wet food and a wet food can cover. I even got a bucket for free 10 pound box of litter (so helpful) and the bucket can be reused so I can go back for more discounted litter at Petco (I think). They really set you up for success. They want these pets to go to great homes. I couldn't be more thankful for such an amazing event. Great job Indy!!! and PLEASE check this event out even if you are just considering getting a pet.

    Pawz Pet Cafe - Painted rocks

    Pawz Pet Cafe

    (10 reviews)

    10/10 so happy places like this exist! I had an incredible iced latte with white chocolate…read morestrawberry flavor while sitting amongst the feistiest and cutest cats. You can reserve time increments of 15, 30, and 60 minutes of time in the cat lounge or enjoy the space near the beverage bar with a view. Pawz Pet Cafe includes pet grooming, boarding, supplies, 2 Maine Coon Cats, and a bunch of adoptable cats looking for new homes. Such a mood booster and highly recommend if you're in the area!

    Carmel has its first cat cafe! I'm glad, because I'm a big fan of these kinds of places. Cat cafes…read morejust makes sense: People love coffee and beverages. People love helping animals. Put them together, and you have a wonderfully easy way to help pets. At Pawz Pet Cafe, all of the cats and kittens that live here are adoptable, and you can visit them. The cats come from Paws on my Heart, Inc., a no-kill cat rescue that takes in cats from many different counties around Indiana. Some people visit Pawz Pet Cafe to suss out a forever friend. But my kids and I visited just for the kitty cuddles. But if you're interested in adopting a cat, there's a binder on a table with information about each cat that you can peruse through. You can also speak to one of the friendly people who are in the sanctuary, and they are happy to answer questions. All of the cats at Pawz are vetted and ready to be adopted. My children and I have visited a few cat cafes, and we all agreed that the cats here were the friendliest we've ever encountered! Most of the cats were ready to play and visit. We did visit right at noon when they opened, so that could be why. I'm thinking that if you want the cats at their freshest, you probably want to visit as early as possible when they aren't touched- and people'd-out. As of this writing, you don't have to make a reservation in order to visit the kitties, but it is recommended. Visiting sessions are in 30- and 60-minute increments. We booked 30 minutes but could have easily stayed a whole hour. Somehow, time slips away when you're petting a cat! Petz also has a beverage bar, which mostly consists of boba beverages as of right now. They are supposed to have coffee soon. My children each got the two most popular boba drinks: Fireworks Fizzle and Catnip Cooler. They both enjoyed their drinks! You'll also find a few snacks, like chips and candy, which you can enjoy in the lounge area away from the cats.

    Morgan County Humane Society

    Morgan County Humane Society

    (5 reviews)

    Normally M.C.H.S. lets you adopt domesticated cats for pets from them that will be indoors…read moreprimarily. But I was looking for what is known as working cats or barn cats. These are feral cats, not domesticated. I am surrounded by cornfields and when the corn is harvested they chase all the mice out of the fields. I filled out an application for two kittens and they said they do regularly have working cats available. It didn't even take two weeks and they called. I could accept only two if I wanted but they told me they had found a mother and four two month old kittens. They asked if I was willing to take the whole family and I was because as they said the mother will teach the kittens how to hunt the mice. By the way if you are familiar with their history, these are the cats found by the Knead The Dough bakery on Morgan St. Now what really impressed me was that they delivered the cats to me and set them up with a cage, food and water bowls, litter box, litter, and food (which I declined since I had already purchased a lot of food because I knew they were coming after the vet visit). All five animals were spayed or neutered. There was no adoption charge or fees of any kind since I guess its possible the cats could run away. But the reason for the cage is to keep them caged for 10-14 days to get used to us feeding and watering them so they won't try to go back to their former home. All they ask is to call them when I am finished with their equipment and they will come and get it. I also received paperwork for each cat with their names and date of rabies shot, etc. Their names are Yvonne, mama; Yoyo, female and very shy; Yodel, male and playful; Yeti, male and the most friendly, letting us pet him after only two days; and Yoshi, male and a tad shy but curious. Cute names huh? I did make a donation out of my two garage sales proceeds so thanks to all who bought something. This is what the grand kids wanted. And I have added on to their cage with two dog pens I already owned so their living area is now three times the size of their original cage which is all temporary anyway. Big thanks to Morgan County Humane Society for making all of this happen for us all. These felines will be well looked after.

    We got our wonderful pup from here. The staff was patient and kind -- our dog is my fiancee's…read morefirst, and we came to the shelter three times to meet him. I can't say enough good things about this shelter :)

    Guardian Rottweilers - petstore - Updated May 2026

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