Dine-to-donate at Chipotle November 12, 2019
Coffee Anyone?
We would be nowhere without our wonderful supporters including Calvin Fletcher’s Coffee Company. For the month of October, they will be donating the tips from their store to the shelter. They believe in creating a sense of community and in giving back. We are so...
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Need a gift idea? Our annual nut sale is back!
Once again, we are offering high quality nuts and candies. They make great gifts and proceeds benefit our shelter. Please email rosie@ssasi.org and we will email you an order form. Order deadline is October 1, 2019.Thanks as always for your...
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Dine-to-donate at Chipotle November 12, 2019
Coffee Anyone?
We would be nowhere without our wonderful supporters including Calvin Fletcher’s Coffee Company. For the month of October, they will be donating the tips from their store to the shelter. They believe in creating a sense of community and in giving back. We are so...
read more
Need a gift idea? Our annual nut sale is back!
Once again, we are offering high quality nuts and candies. They make great gifts and proceeds benefit our shelter. Please email rosie@ssasi.org and we will email you an order form. Order deadline is October 1, 2019.Thanks as always for your...
read more
Riders to the Rescue!
Indianapolis Southside Harley-Davidson is once again going to the dogs! Their annual fundraiser benefiting Rosie's Southside Animal Shelter, Riders to the Rescue, is September 28 from 11am-3pm. Join us for lots of fun including adoptable dogs, a silent auction, doggie...
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Pets adopted in 2019
Average monthly medical expenses
Our Story
Executive director, Rosie Ellis started rescuing stray kittens in her home in 1987 and in 1994 she purchased the property where the shelter current resides.
After receiving her 501(c)(3) status in 1995, she and her staff starting building what you see today as Rosie’s Southside Animal Shelter. From the very first kitten rescued, Rosie has been and continues to be an active member of the rescue and shelter community and works collaboratively with other leaders to reduce the suffering and pain of Indianapolis’ at-risk dog and cat community.
