Adopt a Dog in Indianapolis | Medical Mutts
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Adopt a Dog in Indianapolis

Not every dog is meant to be a service dog — but many make incredible companions.

Our career-change dogs are ready for a home where they can thrive.

These dogs are not suited for service work and are placed as companion pets only.

Carefully evaluated

In real-world environements

Lived in a structured

Training setting

Fully vetted

And well cared for

We know them

Their personalities and needs

WHAT TO EXPECT FROM OUR DOGS

Every dog in our program is unique, but here are some common traits you will see.

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Affectionate & people-oriented

These dogs are used to working closely with people and thrive on connection.

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Young Adult Dogs (1–2 Years Old)

Most of our dogs are past the puppy stage but still young, active, and ready to bond.

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Professionally Evaluated

We know each dog’s personality, strengths, and ideal home environment.

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Support After Adoption

Your adoption includes two private training sessions to help you start strong together.

These dogs are not service dogs and are not candidates for service work.

Joyful moment with a furry friend
View adoptable dogs
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Browse our adoptable dogs on Petfinder

HOW TO ADOPT

Fall in love, then take these simple steps to bring your new best friend home.

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Submit an application

It's fast and easy to apply

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Meet the dog

Get to know your potential new friend at our facility 

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Finalize the adoption

Complete the adoption and bring your new best friend home.

Adoption fees range from $300–$600,

depending on the level of training the dog has received.

Includes 2 private training sessions (a $200 value) to help you and your new dogs start strong.

IMPORTANT BEFORE YOU ADOPT

To ensure the best outcome for both you and the dog:

  • These dogs require positive, force-free training methods (no aversive tools or corrections)

  • Invisible fences are not permitted, as they can negatively impact behavior and safety

All dogs listed below are companion animals only

and are not candidates for service dog work.

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