Fayette County Animal Shelter

Johnson County Animal Shelter in Franklin, IN is a county-run facility that serves as the only all admittance shelter in Johnson County. Their mission is to place each and every animal that comes through their doors, including those picked up by Animal Control, resulting in a high intake volume each year. They have an adoption policy that ensures all animals receive vaccinations, microchips, and are spayed/neutered before leaving the facility, with adoption fees varying for dogs and cats. Interested applicants must meet certain guidelines, such as completing a two-page application, being over 18 years of age with valid identification, and owning their own home or having permission from their landlord. The shelter allows potential adopters to spend time with the animals before making a decision, and they do not place holds on animals. Johnson County Animal Shelter also occasionally has declawed cats available for adoption, but they cannot be declawed for the life of the cat. The shelter operates during specific hours throughout the week, and they accept cash, check, and credit cards as payment.Generated from the website

Connersville Utilities provides water and sanitary sewer service to customers in the City of Connersville, the county seat of Fayette County, Indiana and currently serves an estimated population of 16, 650 ( census data, 1996 ). IDEM classifies Connersville's PWSS as a medium-size system and a complete Phase I WHP Plan is due to IDEM on or before March 28, 2001.The City's water is supplied by groundwater produced at two well fields. As shown on Figure 1-1, the Roberts Park Well Field is located on the city's northeast side, east and southeast of the horse track and consists of five production wells ( Wells 1 through 5 ). The South Well Field is located approximately 1, 500 feet north of the State Road 44 bridge that crosses the Whitewater River adjacent to the Babe Ruth baseball complex, and includes Production Wells 10, 11, and 12. Both well fields are situated adjacent to the Whitewater River and are completed in the same sand and gravel aquifer ( Section 2.0 ). The Roberts Park Well Field is the primary source of groundwater for Connersville and the South Well Field is utilized as a standby water supply. Currently, the two well fields have a combined production of approximately 3.5 million gallons per day ( mgd ).

Rushville Animal Shelter is dedicated to providing a safe haven for animals in need within the Rushville, IN community. The shelter focuses on rescuing, rehabilitating, and rehoming pets while fostering a loving environment for all creatures. Additionally, the shelter promotes responsible pet ownership and community awareness through various educational initiatives and outreach programs. Their commitment to animal welfare makes Rushville Animal Shelter a vital resource for local residents and their furry companions. Generated from the website