The Humane Society for Hamilton County is making an urgent request for people to temporarily house some of its dogs after the heating system broke down.

The Humane Society for Hamilton County is seeking some relief after a heating system failure in part of the facility, and the community is stepping up to help by fostering dogs and spreading the word.

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The Fishers shelter is asking the public to come forward and foster animals while they make repairs during dangerous, brutal cold.

FISHERS, Ind. (WISH) — Two kennel areas no longer have heat at the Humane Society for Hamilton County, and they need the public’s help to protect the dogs from the intense cold. HSHC made the announcement to ask for the community’s help to foster the dogs as central Indiana is seeing single-digit temperatures, even dipping into the negatives.

The shelter currently houses over 130 dogs, and with limited heated kennels available, it needs people who can foster a dog, even for just a few nights.

Staff file photo by Matt Hamilton / The new location for the Humane Educational Society is seen in 2021. The nonprofit may still get tax relief from the Hamilton County Commission from a $263,000 proposal. Financial assistance for the nonprofit Humane Educational Society is back on the table.