Welcome!
The Humane Society of Noble County, Inc. is located in northeast Indiana and serves homeless, abandoned, stray and unwanted pets in Noble County. We are a 501 (c)(3) non-profit organization relying on community support, volunteers, and donations to operate.
MISSION: To provide shelter to stray, abandoned, and surrendered animals until a suitable home can be found; to never euthanize an animal for space; and to deliver programs that benefit both people and pets in Noble County.
VISION: To address the issue of pet over-population by providing prevention and education services, spaying and neutering services to all animals adopted from the shelter, and to be an exemplary shelter by executing exceptional business practices and transparency in our relationships.
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Pawhibition Party
Sat, Nov 07
|Sylvan Cellars Event Center & Tasting Ro
Think "Speakeasy" prohibition era roaring good time! Are you a Cop or Robber?
Time & Location
Nov 07, 2026, 6:00 PM – 10:00 PM
Sylvan Cellars Event Center & Tasting Ro, 2725 E Northport Rd, Rome City, IN 46784, USA
About the event
It's the Prohibition era, around 1921, when the 18th Amendment enforced a nationwide ban on alcohol production, importation, transportation, and sale. This period, lasting from 1920 to 1933, saw social upheaval and the rise of organized crime profiting from the underground alcohol market. Speakeasies, hidden bars defying the law, became popular urban venues for drinking and socializing. The jazz age thrived, with music and dance central to nightlife. The era featured a cat-and-mouse game between law enforcement and those evading it, sparking debates on morality, individual freedom, and government regulation. This chapter of history reveals cultural shifts and the eventual repeal of prohibition, reshaping American society.