Mercy Rescue Adoption

Jennings County has a population of about 27,600 people.

Every month, we see the same 10–15 volunteers showing up to care for the animals at Mercy Rescue. They feed, clean, walk dogs, transport animals, answer calls, help at events, and do whatever needs to be done.

People often ask, “What do you need?”

The answer is simple… people.

Imagine if just 60 people in our county gave 1–2 hours a month, working in teams of at least two.

We don’t need 1% of Jennings County. One percent would be 276 people.

We’re asking for just 0.22% of our community—about 1 person out of every 460.

Now imagine if those 60 people showed up this Wednesday evening to help deliver pizzas for a couple of hours.

One evening could raise money for the animals. One or two hours each month could change the future of Mercy Rescue.

Maybe you can’t foster. Maybe you can’t adopt. But maybe you can deliver a few pizzas Wednesday and maybe that first couple of hours becomes the beginning of something bigger.

Sometimes changing your community starts with something as simple as a pizza. 🍕🐾

Message us to get started!

Found Dog – Looking for Owner- call the Good Samaritan that took him in for safety- (859) 446-3458

* Neutered male
* Nails have been trimmed
* Teeth appear to be in good condition for his age
* Appears to be a Husky or Husky mix
* Sweet, calm demeanor

This handsome senior gentleman appears to have been well cared for at some point. He’s already neutered, his nails are neatly trimmed, and his teeth look surprisingly clean for his age. He appears to be a Husky or Husky mix and has a gentle, quiet personality.

If you recognize him or have any information about where he belongs, please contact the number posted! 🐾❤️