INDIANAPOLIS — With temperatures in the teens on Sunday in Indianapolis, the Indianapolis Animal Shelter is out of kennel space to shelter dogs left in the cold.
In a Facebook post, IACS said all of their dog kennels are full and the conditions of the shelter are critical.
IACS is offering free adoptions with a donation from their wishlist.
After an ordinance went into effect in 2015, when temperatures are 20 degrees or below, all dogs must be inside.
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IACS said they will still take neglect dogs to get care they need, but do not have kennel space for them.
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