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Uplands PEAK Sanctuary, Indiana's first "farmed animal" sanctuary, is building a community of respect for all species by focusing on the idea that animals are not here for us but rather are here with us.

The Greene County Humane Society is a private, non-profit organization with the mission of giving lost, stray, and unwanted animals in Greene County, Indiana, a safe place to live.

Animal Care and Control, a division of the Department of Public Works, manages the animal shelter for the City of Bloomington and assists with animal control issues for the community.

The Monroe County Humane Association (MCHA) is committed to advancing animal welfare, enhancing the bond between people and animals, and ensuring that everyone in our community has access to veterinary care and humane education.

The mission of the White River Humane Society is to aid and prevent the plight of unwanted and abandoned animals in our neighborhood.

Our main objective is to keep Martin County's feral cat population under control. In order to carry out that goal, we opened a spay and neuter clinic inside the animal shelter.