Gibson County Animal Services

09/03/2026

For any questions about adoptions, fosters, or employment, please contact the shelter directly by phone or email.

08/31/2026

Our boy Reese has charmed his way into his forever home, which comes as no surprise to those of us who know him. Way to go, sweet boy! Have a wonderful life. You deserve it!

08/30/2026

Have you always wanted to have a guinea pig as your new best friend? Here is your chance!

LARRY, CURLY, MOE
Come snag these cuties at Gibson County Animal Shelter

08/30/2026

We want to thank the Francisco Lions’ Club for inviting us to their 1st Annual Vendor Fair. Camp, Ying Yang, Arya, and Tanner loved all of the attention and Arya found her forever home!

08/25/2026

WE WILL BE HERE UNTIL 7PM. PLEASE STOP BY TO PICK UP WHAT FOOD YOU NEEED!!!

🐾🐶🐾🦴please share !
Community pet food give away to those in need
Today at the Gibson county shelter (old shelter )

If you are in need please come get what you need

🐶it is primarily dog food

If you have a special need or cat food needed please message us

We will have it out today and then if it is still available we will post that !!!

Thank you to those who donate

- if you are elderly or cannot drive please message us and we can arrange for a volunteer to deliver

08/23/2026

Hi! I’m Nibbles. I am a 6 month old girl. My foster family takes such good care of me, but I would love to have a forever home. I like other cats and dogs don’t scare me. I even like little kids. If you would like to meet me, please call the animal shelter.

08/22/2026

Many, many thanks to the “Pageants for Paws" event in Pike County. These two lovely young ladies in the Pageant and a young pup they encountered on the way down presented the shelter with a generous check today.

08/22/2026

If you know this sweet girl tell her owner to come get her! She was picked up this morning in the Seminary Street area in Princeton.

08/22/2026

Top 5 Friday!

Here are five great reasons to drive with a Pet Friendly Plate!

1. Help save lives.
Every Pet Friendly Plate provides funding for spay/neuter programs that prevent unwanted litters and reduce the number of animals entering Indiana shelters.

2. Your plate makes a direct impact.
Every penny of Pet Friendly Plate funds received by Pet Friendly Services go directly to spay/neuter programs across Indiana.

3. Support pets and communities statewide.
Plate funding helps shelters, rescues, community cat programs, and pet owners access affordable spay/neuter services.

4. Fight shelter overcrowding before it starts.
Spay/neuter addresses pet overpopulation at its source, helping reduce shelter intake instead of waiting until shelters are already full.

5. It's an easy way to help every day.
You don't have to volunteer, foster, or adopt another pet to make a difference. Simply putting a Pet Friendly Plate on your car helps Indiana pets every time you hit the road.

08/22/2026