Humane Society Videos

This wonderful kitty has been waiting for a home since August 8th! Watch the video to see how fun and affectionate she is. Then, come adopt her, and make her (and VHS staff) super happy!!

The VHS doesn't just adopt out dogs and cats...Recently, 22 parakeets were surrendered to our shelter! Check out these beautiful birds, and consider adding a two-legged pet to your family!

Everything we love to buy to pamper our pets! Pets 1st is THE location for all of your pet's needs, to not only help them survive but THRIVE!

This one, ALL ABOUT CATS!

Have you ever thought about adopting an animal from the VHS, but you aren't quite sure what the process is? In this video, you'll learn the steps to adopting your new pal from the Vanderburgh Humane Society.

This is the first video in four of the new Pets 1st location in Englbrecht Center Newburgh, Indiana. Pets 1st is the destination for natural and healthy food for your pets. From Dogs to Cats, Hamsters to Rabbits Pets 1st has many different lines to aid in seeing that the animal in your life does more than survive, they thrive. You can visit Pets 1st several ways! First is their new location in Englebrecht Center in Newburgh. Also off of West Lloyd Expressway in Evansville. Online: www.pets1stdelivery.com and now on Facebook as Pets First, Inc.

Ben Stein is a dog lover and hates the fact that thousands of dogs across the country are suffering in cruel puppy mills. http://www.humanesociety.org/puppymills

This laid back and lovable girl would love to come home with you! With a personality this sweet, you can't miss meeting Indy!

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Watch these super cute and funny pups do what they do best...clown around! They're all at the VHS looking for homes. Need a little love and fun in your life?

10/15/09 NICEST DOG in the WORLD NAMED "BUDDY" @ AGOURA HILLS HUMANE SOCIETY, SB PLEASE ADOPT HIM BEFORE ITS TOO LATE ! he looks like a GREAT PET for a family or individual ! very friendly & with a shaggy kind of likeability !

Feeling a little stressed? Need a quick break from work? Relax and have a chuckle at these wacky kittens! Don't you wish you had this much energy?

Author: adcouncil Added: Wed, 30 Sep 2009 18:49:38 -0800 Duration: 0Presently, most people do not obtain their pets from shelters, but rather from pet stores, the Internet, friends, breeders or other sources. In an effort to change this trend, The Shelter Pet Project is designed to encourage pet lovers throughout the country to make shelters and rescue groups the first place they turn to when acquiring companion animals. Campaign ads use humor to give shelter pets a voice and break down negative stereotypes; contrary to popular beliefs, animals most frequently find themselves in shelters due to owner-related issues. At the www.theshelterpetproject.org users will find information about how to adopt from a shelter, as well as a fun matching tool designed to help potential pet owners identify traits to look for in an animal. Based on results, it will even supply a list of suitable pets avilable in local shelters. Other fun and interactive tools are also available, all in an effort to significantly increase the rate of pet adoption.

Author: adcouncil Added: Wed, 30 Sep 2009 18:49:38 -0800 Duration: 0Presently, most people do not obtain their pets from shelters, but rather from pet stores, the Internet, friends, breeders or other sources. In an effort to change this trend, The Shelter Pet Project is designed to encourage pet lovers throughout the country to make shelters and rescue groups the first place they turn to when acquiring companion animals. Campaign ads use humor to give shelter pets a voice and break down negative stereotypes; contrary to popular beliefs, animals most frequently find themselves in shelters due to owner-related issues. At the www.theshelterpetproject.org users will find information about how to adopt from a shelter, as well as a fun matching tool designed to help potential pet owners identify traits to look for in an animal. Based on results, it will even supply a list of suitable pets avilable in local shelters. Other fun and interactive tools are also available, all in an effort to significantly increase the rate of pet adoption.

This playful and friendly rabbit has been waiting to find a home for a long time. Watch this video to see what a nice bunny he is and how you can make him a part of your family!