David Horth Named CEO of IndyHumane

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The Humane Society of Indianapolis, also known as IndyHumane, has named longtime volunteer David Horth as its chief executive officer. Horth will transition into his new role in January. 

Horth hopes to implement new policies within the society such as partnering with other animal welfare organizations, facilitating more services in low-income communities and increasing animal welfare education.

“I deeply love IndyHumane, and I am humbled that the board of directors asked me to serve as CEO. In my many years as a volunteer for this extraordinary organization, I never imagined it would become my privilege to work at IndyHumane. It is an honor to work alongside the talented and dedicated board and staff to build an exciting future for IndyHumane and the animals we serve,” said Horth.

To learn more about Horth, click here.