About our Shelter
Who We Are:
We are a municipal facility providing animal control and sheltering services to our community. Supporting us in this endeavor are two local non-profits, the Floyd County Animal Rescue League (FCARL) and the Floyd County Humane Society (FCHS). The shelter is located at 215 West Market Street (across the street from the rear of the Tribune bldg.) in New Albany, IN. Our shelter has many progressive and community oriented programs, including a room dedicated for training and education. Schools, clubs and organizations are encouraged to bring in groups to tour the shelter and learn more on animal care, training and other specialized topics. We have even hosted the occasional birthday bash! Call (812) 948-5355 for more information.
Click here to view the Floyd County Animal Ordinance
Click here to view the city of New Albany Animal Ordinance Chapter 91
Click here to view and print current NAFC Animal Licence Application Form.
Mission Statement
New Albany Floyd County Animal Control and Shelter was established by an inter-local agreement between the City of New Albany, Indiana and Floyd County, Indiana Governments. Its mission is to provide services which safeguard public health and safety, educate its citizens on responsible pet ownership, protect our community’s animals from cruelty and neglect, and to humanely house, care for and provide placement or humane resolution for the animals in its care. In addition, we work closely with local non-profits and community organizations to reduce pet overpopulation and provide humane education programs to our community.
Click here for information about our shelter’s satellite location at Green Tree Mall.
View of Kelsey's Courtyard, a play and meet n greet area.
Sammy playing in the courtyard!