Mercy Animal Rescue and Adoption in North Vernon, IN is a pet rescue organization serving all of Southern IN. Their mission is to rescue and then find homes for abandoned and abused animals. They have developed low cost spay/neutering programs in Southern Indiana and have created educational programs to inform individuals about responsible pet ownership.

Mercy Animal Rescue and Adoption in North Vernon, IN is a non-profit organization that is run by enthusiastic volunteers. Southern IN has a severe overpopulation of abandoned and unwanted pets with a very high euthanasia rate for these unfortunate creatures. Mercy Animal Rescue and Adoption in North Vernon, IN steps in where it can to ease the suffering of these animals. There is a tremendous demand for their services and they do their best to fulfill the needs within the community.

Mercy Animal Rescue and Adoption in North Vernon, IN houses its pets in volunteer foster homes until a suitable adoptee family can be found. Their adoption fees are low, around $85, usually just enough to cover the medical and food costs of their housed pets. They also have a spay/neutering reimbursement program for those individuals who need help with these costs.

The Mercy Animal Rescue and Adoption in North Vernon, IN is located at Mercy Rescue and Adoption, P.O. Box 537, North Vernon, IN 47265 their phone and email is (812) 346-6568 and mercyrescue@gmail.com. The Mercy Animal Rescue and Adoption in North Vernon, IN is always in need of money, new foster homes, various cleaning supplies, different pet foods, litter, and many other items. If you wish to make a donation to the organization please call or email.

The Mercy Animal Rescue and Adoption in North Vernon, IN always has many great dogs and puppies, cats and kittens available for adoption. If you are looking for your next pet you can contact them directly or take a look at their listings on Petfinder at www.petfinder.com/shelters/IN313.html and 1-800-save-a-pet.com at 1-800-save-a-pet.com/adoption_rescue/71760.html.

Remember that dog adoption and cat adoption saves the lives of animals that would most probably be euthanized. Please consider adopting a rescue pet before you buy a dog or cat from a breeder or a pet store.