Meet Leo!
 
Leo is currently one of the pets that MCHA has in temporary emergency housing. Leo has been living in his owner’s car. While his owner has been able to stay in an overnight shelter, it was not cat friendly. During the most recent cold-weather snap, Leo’s mom was worried that it would be too cold for him at night and came to us to help arrange emergency care until she had a safe place f...

Last February, Basil was adopted through Bloomington Animal Care and Control. Instead of finding a home, the 4-year-old cocker spaniel wound up homeless and alone, his matted fur masking maggot-infested flesh, his friendly nature tempered by a sensitivity to touch.  It was clear he’d been through so much.

Basil had been abandoned some time after his adoption, living alone until Animal Control picke...

Bloomington Mayoral Candidates and Animal Welfare
With the primary election just days away, and so far little notion given to the stake of animals in our community in recent debates, MCHA has reached out to each candidate and offered the same five questions regarding their position on the state of animal welfare in our community and where their beliefs and policies lie. Responses have been capture...