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Marshall County Humane Society, Indiana

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Marshall County Humane Society, Indiana

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Please visit our website at mchsshelter.org to see available pets and to submit an adoption application!
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We are open to the public Monday-Saturday 10am - noon
We offer afternoon appointments daily with approved applications

10/29/2026

Happy National Cat Day!😻
Check out our MANY adoptable kitties! Adoption applications are found on our website mchsshelter.org🐾

10/29/2026

Thanks again to the girls at Smoochie Pooch - Plymouth, IN for cleaning up these pups 🐶

Some of these dogs got fixed this week, one went to a foster home, a couple have pending adoption, and the other ones are feeling good while they wait for their forever homes🥰

10/29/2026

We don’t understand how Kelly has been with us this long🥺 help Kelly find her forever home!❤️

Meet Kelly, this week’s MSC Pet of the Week from the Marshall County Humane Society, Indiana! Kelly is about 5 years old, sweet, laid-back and loves a good ride in the passenger seat.

https://www.michiana.news/pets/kelly

10/29/2026

On our way to set the trap for Misha we noticed this little guy on the side of the road. We realized he was injured and he let us wrapped him in a towel and then he was along for the ride until we could get him to the rehabber. We’re so happy to hear he’s recovering!❤️‍🩹

They do amazing things for owls! Check out their page Hoots to Howls Wildlife Rehabilitation🦉

Update on this little one
The blood has cleared from his eye. He is starting to be more and more in touch with what’s going on around him. He’s eating like a trooper
Speedy recovery is the hope for his future

Yesterdays intake Eastern Screech Owl
thanks to our friend and fellow rehabber AM and
Marshall County Humane Society
As the Humane Society was on a call to rescue some dumped dogs, they discovered this little screech Owl on the side of the road and believed he was hit by a car
They immediately called AM and she called me
I was able to meet them shortly after with this precious little Owl
He has had trauma and damage to one of his eyes
I was able to start some treatment
And offer some food, although he was not underweight
He did have one nasty flat fly on him which I was able to grab right away and destroy
It’s not often that I see flat flies on screech owls
Flat flies are a parasite, and they bite the bird and live off of the blood
They spread lots of different disease diseases, including West Nile virus
Often they are found on birds that are on the ground for any length of time and our compromised healthwise
These are something that you would find on them along with lice
He did eat half of a mouse through the night
And is acting so much better hopefully the damage to the brain and eye is something that he can recover from time will tell
I can’t think the village enough and that it takes is a village
I did see later in the day that they were able to catch the dog that they were pursuing that had been dumped prayers for her that she recovers
And thank you ladies all of you for caring about this little one
❤️❤️🙏🙏

10/29/2026

❤️UPDATE❤️

This girl has been in our care for a week now. She went from running away from us and having to be trapped to following us around and demanding all the attention.

This weekend she had a bit of a spa treatment and got a much needed groom!😍

She went to the vet for bloodwork and vaccines and she tested positive for lymes disease. With the amount of fleas and ticks she was covered in, we weren’t surprised. She’s being treated for it, putting on weight, and is already a whole new girl. She is not ready to be spayed due to the terrible condition of her skin. Since she’ll be needing to heal for a while before getting spayed we thought a foster home would be her best option. Yesterday her fosters came to meet her and she’s settling in and learning what a loving home is. It’s clear she’s been on the run for a long time so hard telling how long ago she had a home. She knows how to sit and shake, so we figure she’s had a home at some point in time. Unfortunately, we don’t know how long ago that was, or what she’s been through. With being in foster home she’ll be able to know she’s safe and it allows us to know more about her before she’s available for adoption. Her foster home has another dog and cats, she’s a little skeptical about them, but is getting along well.

Her foster parents have named her Misha May💕

We look forward to learning more about Misha and helping on her healing process!

10/28/2026

‼️LOW COST VACCINE CLINIC‼️

UPDATE: NOW FULLY BOOKED for 11/1!

OPENINGS for our LOW-COST VACCINE CLINIC on Sunday, November 15!

📅 APPOINTMENT REQUIRED!
A $5 deposit is required when scheduling.

📣 OPEN TO EVERYONE! You do NOT need to be a Fulton County resident to schedule.

👇 View all our packages, available services & schedule your appointment here:
https://www.fultoncoanimalcenter.org/low-cost-vaccine-clinic

Need to get your pets up to date? Take advantage of an affordable option! ❤️

🐶 BASIC DOG PACKAGE • $55
Rabies + DHLPP

🐱 BASIC CAT PACKAGE • $55
Rabies + FVRCP

🦮 Dogs MUST be on a leash.
🐈 Cats MUST be in a carrier

Please share! You might help someone find an affordable way to get their pets vaccinated. ❤️

Address

11165 13th Road
Plymouth, IN
46563

Opening Hours

Monday	11am - 5pm
Tuesday	11am - 5pm
Thursday	11am - 5pm
Friday	11am - 2pm
Saturday	10am - 12pm

Telephone

+15749368300

Website

http://mchsshelter.org/

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