New Albany Animal Shelter

Save a life by adopting a shelter pet!

We’re excited to announce that BISSELL Pet Foundation‘s Spring National #EmptyTheShelters reduced-fee adoption event will be coming to our shelter from May 1st – May 15th. You can adopt a spayed/neutered, vaccinated and microchipped pet for a reduced adoption fee thanks to sponsorship from the Bissell Pet Foundation.

Our nation’s animal shelters are facing a capacity crisis and need your help now to get pets from shelter kennels into the couches of loving homes.

Find other participating organizations near you: https://www.bissellpetfoundation.org/…/empty-the-shelters/

If you’ve been thinking of adding a new furry friend to your family, now is the time! Starting May 1st, we will be offering half off adoptions for our cats and dogs, and reduced fees for our kittens until May 15th. We are open for adoptions Monday-Friday, 9am-4:30pm and Saturday, 11am-2:30pm.

If you have any questions or would like to book an appointment to come visit our adoptable pets give us a call at 812-948-5355

To view our adoptable animals or submit an application visit our website at http://www.nafcanimalshelter.org

The New Albany Animal Shelter will be closed on Friday, March 29th. We will be open on Saturday, March 30th from 11am – 2:30pm.

Did you know New Albany has a premiere dog park? Located along Highway 111 and Budd Rd, the New Albany Dog Park is the place for you and your dog to enjoy the outdoors! This multi-acre, members only, off-leash dog park has plenty of open space for your pooch to run and play. The park features swings, gazebos, benches, water spigots, wooded areas, a separate agility course, and much more. There are also two large play areas where the dogs are separated by weight, so that the smaller dogs will have a less intimidating environment to run and play with their friends.

Learn more about the New Albany Dog Park and where to apply for membership by visiting their website, https://newalbanydogpark.com/

You are looking for a new furry friend and companion? This coming Saturday, March 23rd, is National Puppy and Cuddly Kitten Day! Visit our Adoptable Animal pages to see if we have a playful puppy or cuddly kitten that might be the perfect match for your home and family! Also consider adopting an adult or older pet instead of a young one. Many adult animals still have lots of puppy/kitten energy and playfulness and have already outgrown the “growing pains” behaviors of a young puppy or kitten!