Faithful Friends Pet Cremation Services

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06/03/2025

Update: These kittens have been placed!

This is a courtesy post to help an individual find homes for two kittens he has been taking care of since discovering mom and her litter. These little tabby tigers, believed to be a male and a female, could be a great pair to keep together for lots of play. Certainly available individually, or together. Contact Bill at 574-215-2888. Thank you!!

02/14/2025

Join Our Cat Foster Program!

Our cat foster program currently has just over 20 active foster homes, and with a busy season ahead, we’re setting an exciting goal: 40 foster families!

We’ll provide everything you need—food, supplies, and support. All we ask is for you to open your home and heart to a furry friend in need.

Apply online today or visit our shelter on February 1st for an open house to learn more.

PS: If you’re more of a dog person, we are also looking to add foster families to take unweaned puppies and adult dogs.

02/14/2025

This Saturday, the 18th, there is an adoption event from 12-1. These pretty girls will be there along with all of their friends! ❤️

We are still in need of empty litter pails if anyone has some to spare. 😸 You can bring them during the event or drop them off outside the rescue throughout the week.

02/14/2025

The Humane Society of Elkhart County (HSEC) is at full capacity after responding to a large-scale hoarding case over the weekend. Nearly two dozen dogs were brought into the shelter as part of an active investigation, and additional dogs are expected to arrive later this week. To help ease the overcrowding, HSEC is waiving all dog adoption fees through February 15 and urging the community to adopt, foster, donate, or share their message.

"We are doing everything we can to provide care for these dogs, but with so many animals in our shelter, we need the community’s help now more than ever," said Rob LaRoy, Executive Director.

In addition to adoptions, HSEC is also calling for foster homes. Temporary placements provide relief to the shelter while giving dogs a chance to decompress in a home environment, while all expenses are paid by HSEC. Those interested can fill out a foster application on the HSEC website, and the foster coordinator will follow up with next steps.

With an influx of animals, the shelter's costs have also surged, especially for medical care. Community donations help provide food, vaccinations, spay/neuter surgeries, and veterinary treatments for animals in need. Those who are unable to adopt or foster are encouraged to donate to support the care of these animals.
For those looking to help in any way, HSEC urges the public to spread the word. By adopting, fostering, donating, or simply sharing HSEC’s message, the community can make a life-changing impact for these animals.

For more information on adopting, fostering, or donating, visit https://elkharthumanesociety.org/.

The Humane Society of Elkhart County is a private 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to rescuing, rehabilitating, rehoming, and advocating for the compassionate care of animals. We are open Monday through Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and Saturdays from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

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