Vanderburgh County Recent Booking Records

11/02/2017

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CITY COUNTY OBSERVER PARTNERS WITH THE STATEHOUSEFILE OF FRANKLIN COLLEGE PULLIUM SCHOOL OF JOURNALISM

11/02/2017

Its with extreme pride that we are able to announce today that the City County Observer Â signed an partnership agreement with The StatehouseFile published by Franklin College Pullium School of Journalism. We believe that this agreement will take the City County Observer to the nextÂ level of on line newspaper publishing. We want to thank our readers, advertisers, news contributors, and family members for helping us to achieve this important milestone.

The City County Observer will continue to be a complementary publication for rest of this year and the 2018 calendar year. We urge you to support our advertisers because they make it possible for readers to subscribe to our publication at no costs.

Starting next week you will be able to read articles posted in the CCO articles written by Franklin College School of Journalism students about the current happenings at the State Capital. Articles that we will be publishing from the StatehouseFiles are; Courts and Crime, Drug Epidemic, Education, Environment, Health, immigration, Jobs-Economy and Labor, Local Government, Poverty, Roads and Construction, Social Issues, Taxes and Budgets, Technology, Commentary, Videos, Elections and News from Across Indiana.

“TheStatehouseFile.com started as an educational experiment designed to get journalism students out of the classroom so they could practice what they were learning in real-life situations,” said John Krull, publisher of TheStatehouseFile.com and director of Franklin College’s Pulliam School of Journalism. Â “It grew into one of the largest news services in the state because editors, news directors and ordinary Hoosiers liked what the students reported and wanted more of it. The support our partner news organizations, such as The City-County Observer, not only allows our students to hone their skills, but, in some cases, helps them stay in school. We are grateful for that support, because, despite its remarkable growth, TheStatehouseFile.com remains at its heart a learning experience for the students who make its success possible.’

TheStatehouseFile.com has partnerships with more than 30 Indiana newspapers, radio stations, TV stations and news websites. These partners come from every part of the state.

New Dog Park Coming To Evansville

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Channel 44 NEWS: New Dog Park Coming To Evansville

NOVEMBER 1ST, 2017Â Â BRITNEY TAYLORÂ EVANSVILLE,Â INDIANA

Volunteers will oversee the construction and maintenance of the new park. This park, which will be 100% privately funded, is expected to feature a secure entrance, restrooms, and even a spray park.

Woodmere Dog Park will have more than three acres of fenced â€œoff-leashâ€ lawns for both small and large dogs.

The dog park is projected to open sometime in the fall of 2018 or the spring of 2019.

For more information, visitÂ Woodmere Dog Park, or send an email to info@woodmeredogpark.com.

Record-Breaking Cornette Ball Benefits St. Vincent Center For Children

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Â Sister Theresa Peck, a Daughter of Charity For 61 years Of Service

A record number of guests – 640 – filled the atrium of the West Baden Springs Hotel for our 30th Annual Cornette Ball on Saturday, October 21. Thank you to all of our individual and corporate sponsors for your generous support.

Sister Theresa Peck, a Daughter of Charity for 61 years, was honored with the prestigious Steward of St. Vincent de Paul Award, the highest honor bestowed by St. Vincent Evansville.

The net proceeds will benefit St. Vincent Center for Children. The center offers comprehensive pediatric outpatient services for children throughout our region, including: Autism Spectrum Disorder, Weight Management & Eating Disorders, Feeding Disorders in our Pediatric Feeding Clinic, Behavior Issues and G.I. Disorders. A special thank you to our Cornette Ball chairs, Jennifer and Tom Bailey, for your leadership of this year’s ball.

Erika and Ken Haynie will chair our 31st Annual Cornette Ball on Saturday, October 20, 2018 at West Baden Springs Hotel. We hope you will join us for another wonderful celebration!

Harrison Grad Tim Glyshaw Makes Big Time With Pair Running In Breeders’ Cup

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Tim Glyshaw Makes Gig Time With Pair Running In Breeders’ Cup

DEL MAR, Calif. (Wednesday, Nov. 1, 2017) â€” Louisville-based trainer Tim Glyshaw knows his horses are up against it when he saddles his first starters in the Breedersâ€™ Cup Saturday: Bucchero in the $1 million Turf Sprint and Bullards Alley in the $4 million Turf at Del Mar.

With 20 years in horse racing, Glyshaw knows his chosen sport is a numbers game: the largest stables with the biggest bankrolls fill most of the starting gate for races such as the Triple Crown and Breedersâ€™ Cup.

But Glyshaw also knows that the foundation of the sport is eternal optimism, bolstered by the legendary exploits of bargain-basement horses such as Seattle Slew, John Henry and Stymie. And Bucchero and Bullards Alley already have bucked their odds.

Bucchero, a standout when competing against his fellow horses that were born in Indiana, gave Glyshaw the biggest victory of his career in capturing Keenelandâ€™s Grade 2 Woodford Stakes at odds of 26-1 on Oct. 7. Eight days later,Â Bullards Alley, coming out of a sixth-place finish in Kentucky Downsâ€™ Grade 3 Calumet Farm Kentucky Turf Cup, gave Glyshaw a new biggest victory by dominating Woodbineâ€™s Grade 1 Pattison Canadian International at 42-1 â€” his 10 3/4-length margin a record for the race in which Secretariat made his career finale in 1973.

â€œIt was just an amazing experience,â€ Glyshaw said. â€œWe thought theyâ€™d both run well. We never expected Bucchero to win fairly easy, like he did by a length and three-quarters under wraps. And what Bullard did up there, heâ€™s never done in his life. Hopefully thatâ€™s not a one-time deal. But if it is, he sure chose the perfect race.â€

Glyshaw again will be up against stables that can choose from 100, 200 or even 300 horses. Owner Harlan Malter paid $43,000 for Bucchero for his Ironhorse Racing Stable partnership, while Wayne Spalding got Bullards Alley for $11,000 at Eugene Melnykâ€™s dispersal sale, selling part-interest into his long-time friend Faron McCubbins, both from Mt. Washington, Ky., just outside of Louisville.

â€œTheyâ€™re definitely workman-like horses that not a lot of money was paid for them,â€ Glyshaw said. â€œThese are not horses that people paid $300,000, $400,000 to get. Those are the horses that usually win those races at Keeneland.

â€œIt gives people who pay smaller prices for horses hope. The only thing youâ€™ve got to watch out for is that people donâ€™t start to expect that when you buy a horse for $11,000 or $43,000 that theyâ€™ll wind up being a Breedersâ€™ Cup horse. But thatâ€™s always a possibility. Weâ€™ve shown that with these two horses.â€

Glyshaw grew up in Evansville, graduating from Harrison High and Indiana University. He became enamored with horse racing watching the dramatic Triple Crown and Breedersâ€™ Cup showdowns between Sunday Silence and Easy Goer, with Glyshaw becoming a regular at Ellis Park while home from colleges in the summer.

After teaching 2 1/2 years, Glyshaw gave in to the lure of the track. After serving as an assistant to well-known trainers Cole Norman and Bob Holthus, he opened his own stable in 2004 with four cheap horses that he and wife Natalie claimed for themselves.

Glyshaw carries about 25 or 27 horses, with divisions based at Churchill Downs and Indiana Grand, while wintering at the Fair Grounds in New Orleans. His horses have earned purses that surpassed $1 million each of the past six years. But in this era where the so-called â€œmega-stablesâ€ dominate, Glyshaw is considered a medium-sized stable, one of the blue-collar guys filling race cards across America while the big boys grab most of the spotlight.

“I didnâ€™t grow up around horses,â€ Glyshaw said. â€œI didnâ€™t have a network of daddy and grandpa working in this industry and I got 30 horses given to me when I decided I wanted to start training. Thatâ€™s a lot of what goes on over here. Iâ€™m not badmouthing those people; a lot of those guys are very good trainers. But I didnâ€™t come up like that. So itâ€™s very, very pleasing to know weâ€™ve gotten to this level with these horses.â€

At Del Mar, Glyshaw serves as groom for both horses, with assistance from Doug Morley, Buccheroâ€™s exercise rider the past two seasons who also is getting on Bullards Alley with the geldingâ€™s regular exercise rider, Jose Quevedo, neededÂ at Churchill Downs.

Bullards Alley and Bucchero victories Saturday would be upsets, but theyâ€™re clearly getting some respect, given that the field sizes and quality of horses drive up odds in all Breedersâ€™ Cup races. Bucchero is 12-1 in the Turf Sprint, the same odds as Grade 3 Kentucky Downs Turf Sprint winner and Woodford runner-up Hogy, with Lady Aurelia the 5-2 favorite. Bullards Alley is 15-1 in the Turf, with British-based Ulysses 7-2, Arlington Million winner Beach Patrol 4-1 and 2016 winner Highland Reel 5-1.

â€œBullard doesnâ€™t know who heâ€™s running against,â€ Glyshaw said. â€œHe goes out and tries every time, and so does Bucchero.â€

“It was a hard decision, but it might never happen again for us,â€ Spalding said of running in the Breedersâ€™ Cup. â€œItâ€™s a once in a life-time thing, so we had to do it.â€

Malter, after flying several times a year to Indiana to watch Bucchero run, now gets to watch his stable star compete a short drive from the ownerâ€™s Orange County home.

â€œIâ€™ve always had a ton of confidence, and the whole team has had a ton of confidence, in Bucchero and we felt like he could show it,â€ he said of the Keeneland victory. â€œI was just super happy for the horse and all the guys involved with the horse.

â€œWe also breed. And we know just to get a horse to a 2-year-old sale, youâ€™re probably into a horse for $40,000, $45,000.â€

Malter had come to know Ocala, Fla., horsemen Karen and Greg Dodd, who bred Buccharo and suggested their friend should buy him. The Dodds hadÂ Buccharoâ€™s mom before and sold the broodmare at auction. Much later, the mare was one of about 30 found starving in a field. The animal welfare group that rescued the mares contacted Karen, who before even knowing the details â€” which included that the mare might not survive â€” said, â€œIâ€™ll take her. Where do I come get her?â€

Nurtured back to health by Karen, Meetmeontime ultimately foaled Bucchero, who was offered at a 2-year-old sale in Ocala three years ago.

â€œGreg said, â€˜Look, Iâ€™ve had this horse his whole life, heâ€™s trained fantastic. He came up with just a little spot (physical blemish) that the vets picked up at the 2-year-old sale.â€™ I think thatâ€™s the way the game is now, when that happens, the horse falls off the radar. Gregâ€™s word to me was all I needed. Obviously heâ€™s exceeded anything weâ€™ve expected.

â€œI look at Bucchero sometimes and think he got his momâ€™s grit.â€

Bucchero is a son of the Steve Asmussen-trained Kantharos, whose 3-for-3 record included Churchill Downsâ€™ Bashford Manor and the Saratoga Special. Now at Lexingtonâ€™s Hill â€™nâ€™ Dale Farms, Kantharos was standing in Florida when Bucchero was conceived, with Meetmeontime sent to foal in Indiana to take advantage of its state-bred program.

Because the Dodds liked Bucchero so much as a youngster, Malter sought out a good name. He says heâ€™d never heard of Kantharos, but Googled the word and learned it is a type of ancient Greek pottery.

â€œI found out that a bucchero is a vase of that lineage of pottery,â€ he said.

Malter liked Bucchero so much that he purchased his half-sister and yearling full sister.

â€œOur motto is â€˜Horse partnerships for the other 99 percent. No sheikhs or billionaires apply,â€™â€ he said. â€œThe game has so stratified between extremely expensive horses with a limited amount of trainers and then everybody else. Look, not saying the people involved in our horses donâ€™t make a nice living. But weâ€™re not in position to buy $250,000 yearlings. By putting some people together and doing the right thing with the money, hopefully we can get some horses that are competitive.

â€œTo me, there are a lot of good horse people out there. Iâ€™ll give all the credit to Karen and Greg Dodd. I think a lot of things knock out horses from being more expensive nowadays â€” a little issue here on an X-ray or a little bit there and maybe they get thrown by the wayside and not put through the same regimen of trying to be a top-level (sales) horse. I do feel like the way weâ€™ve campaigned Bucchero â€” he had an injury after his 2-year-old year, and we gave him the time he needed â€” you can maybe develop these horses.â€

Breeders’ Cup 2017 is Here!

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The 2017 Breeders’ Cup is finally here! Top racehorses from around the globe have descended on Del Mar for their shot at millions of dollars in purses this Friday and Saturday, and racing fans look forward to a weekend in the Southern California sun. Find racing news, betting analysis, and other Breeders’ Cup features in the latest The Countdown Presented by Longines.

The Small College Basketball Hall of FameÂ ClassicÂ is back this weekend (Nov. 3rd & 4th)

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The Small College Basketball Hall of FameÂ ClassicÂ is back this weekend (Nov. 3rd & 4th) at the Ford Center. It will feature eightÂ of the best NCAA Division IIteams in the country during this two-day event.

The event will also feature the induction of some of the legends of the game into the Small College Basketball Hall of Fame. Step out of the cold and into the heat – this is one SPORTINGevent you DON’T WANT TO MISS!

Jackson Kelly PLLC Highly Ranked Nationally

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Jackson Kelly PLLC Highly Ranked Nationally and in Metro Areas by 2018 U.S. News-Best Lawyers â€˜Best Law Firmsâ€™

CHARLESTON, W.Va. â€“ (Nov. 1, 2017) â€“ Jackson Kelly PLLC is pleased to announce that the firm has been highly ranked in the 2017 edition of the U.S. News-Best Lawyers â€œBest Law Firms,â€ including national Tier 1 recognition â€“ the highest possible ranking â€“ in the areas of Mining Law and Natural Resource Law.

The firm also received a national ranking in Energy Law, as well as 78 Metropolitan area rankings from â€œBest Law Firms, which is collaboration between U.S. News & World Report and the prestigious â€œBest Lawyersâ€ peer review guide. For its eighth annual edition, â€œBest Law Firmsâ€ ranked U.S. law firms in 75 major legal practice areas nationally and in 122 practice areas across 186 metro areas.

â€œWe are proud that Jackson Kelly has again been recognized by â€˜Best Law Firmsâ€™ as one of the top firms in the nation and in cities and regions where our attorneys are based,â€ said Ellen S. Cappellanti, the firm’s Managing Member. â€œThese accolades reinforce our commitment to provide high caliber services to our corporate and public clients.â€

Jackson Kelly received the following Tier 1 â€œBest Law Firmsâ€ Metropolitan area rankings:

Tier 1 â€“ Akron, Ohio

Litigation â€“ Construction

Tier 1 â€“ Charleston, W.Va.

Administrative / Regulatory Law
Banking and Finance Law
Bankruptcy and Creditor Debtor Rights / Insolvency and Reorganization Law
Commercial Litigation
Corporate Compliance Law
Corporate Law
Employee Benefits (ERISA) Law
Employment Law – Management
Energy Law
Environmental Law
Financial Services Regulation Law
Health Care Law
Insurance Law
Legal Malpractice Law – Defendants
Litigation – Banking & Finance
Litigation – Bankruptcy
Litigation – Environmental
Litigation – Labor & Employment
Litigation – Mergers & Acquisitions
Mass Tort Litigation / Class Actions – Defendants
Mediation
Medical Malpractice Law – Defendants
Mergers & Acquisitions Law
Mining Law
Natural Resources Law
Personal Injury Litigation – Defendants
Product Liability Litigation – Defendants
Project Finance Law
Public Finance Law
Tax Law
Workers’ Compensation Law – Employers

Tier 1 â€“ Colorado

Energy Law
Mining Law

Tier 1 â€“ Evansville

Environmental Law
Health Care Law

Tier 1 â€“ Indianapolis

Workers’ Compensation Law – Employers

Tier 1 â€“ Lexington, Ky.

Construction Law
Environmental Law
Mass Tort Litigation / Class Actions – Defendants
Product Liability Litigation – Defendants

Tier 1 â€“ Morgantown, W.Va.

Commercial Finance Law
Commercial Litigation
Employment Law – Management
Health Care Law
Labor Law – Management
Litigation – Labor & Employment
Litigation – Trusts & Estates
Trusts & Estates Law
Workers’ Compensation Law – Employers

Tier 1 â€“ Pittsburgh

Mining Law
Natural Resources Law

FOOTNOTES: Firms on the â€œBest Law Firmsâ€ list are recognized for professional excellence with persistently impressive ratings from clients and peers. Rankings also are determined through additional information provided by law firms as part of the submission process. To be eligible for a ranking, a firm must have at least one lawyer who is included in the annual â€œThe Best Lawyers in America,â€ which recognizes the top 4 percent of practicing attorneys in the United States.

Client Focus, Industry Insight, National Reputation. Jackson Kelly PLLC is a national law firm with more than 160 attorneys located in twelve offices throughout Colorado, Indiana, Kentucky, Ohio, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, and Washington, DC. Focusing on clients’ industry-specific needs, the Firm serves a wide variety of corporate and public clients and enjoys a national reputation in business, labor and employment, litigation, government contracts, tax, safety and health, permitting, natural resource and environmental law.

HOT JOBS IN EVANSVILLE

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Administrative Assistant/Child Life Center

The Arc of Evansville – Evansville, IN

Associates Degree preferred in a related field such as early childhood or business. The Arc of Evansville has an immediate opening for an administrative…

Oct 24

Customer Service Representative

TSD Global 23 reviews – Evansville, IN

$10 – $12 an hour

Check invoices and Bills. Call Center, Bill review, Customer Service Representative….

Oct 24

Apartment Assistant Manager

KMH INC – Evansville, IN

$10 – $13 an hour

Answering calls, property tours, follow up by phone or email, marketing throughout the surrounding area, involvement in resident retention activities, and…

Oct 24

EV Office Coordinator

Watler Accounting – Evansville, IN

This position is responsible for greeting customers by phone and in person, running cash drawer, managing petty cash, preparing daily and monthly reports as…

Oct 24

Deputy Jailer

Henderson County Detention Center 7 reviews – Henderson, KY

$12 an hour

Required license or certification:. Must possess a current valid motor vehicle operator’s license. Perform general clerical duties….

Oct 24

Pharmaceutical Sales Representative – Evansville, IN OXA69025

QuintilesIMS 913 reviews – Evansville, IN

We are excited to announce that at this time we are looking for Pharmaceutical Sales Representatives to join our team of over 10,000 global field…

Oct 24

Entry-Level Management

Epic Health Services Inc. 315 reviews – Evansville, IN

Responsible for implementing and maintaining compliance with all State, Federal, and Company standards for Health Care Staff, employee process, responsible for…

Oct 24

Dispatcher/Customer Service

River City Yellow Cab – Evansville, IN

$7.25 – $8.00 an hour

River City Yellow Cab is looking for friendly, customer service-minded voices for dispatch and call taking. Start training ASAP.Training is second/third shift…

Oct 24

Shipping Receiving Warehouse Worker

TJ Maxx (TJX Companies) 457 reviews – Evansville, IN

$10.00 – $12.65 an hour

Match receipts against purchase orders. Objects may be handled between heights as low as the floor and as high as the thigh, waist and shoulder constantly;…

Oct 24

Customer Service Representative – Call Center

AT Equipment Sales – Evansville, IN

Answers all incoming calls and dispatch requests. One year working with computers and data entry is required as well as the ability to type 40 wpm….

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Case Manager

SelfRefind 12 reviews – Evansville, IN

Bachelor’s Degree in a human services field (psychology, sociology, social work, family studies, human services, counseling, nursing, or another human service…

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Inventory Control

A. Schulman, Inc. 80 reviews – Evansville, IN

Provide clerical support to Inventory Department as needed. Listen, this is how we learn and Accountable, which is how we measure success….

Oct 24

Apartment Manager

KMH INC – Evansville, IN

$30,000 – $34,000 a year

If you consider yourself a master of costumer service, have common sense, are able to lead a team to success, and are a people person you might be just what we…

Oct 24

Assistant Teacher

The Arc of Evansville – Evansville, IN

The Teacher’s Assistant assists the classroom teachers in providing a caring, loving, educational environment for all children….

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Clinical Assistant

Integrated Physical Medicine 5 reviews – Evansville, IN

Data entry, fee collection. Can you keep a smile on your face and a pleasant tone in your voice when somebody is being a jerk?…

Oct 24

Field Technician-Environmental Sample Collection Technician

Microbac Laboratories, Inc. 32 reviews – Evansville, IN

Working under the direction of the Field Service Manager, Field Technicians support the overall operation of the laboratory by ensuring samples are picked up,…

Oct 24

Environmental, Health, & Safety Intern

Berry Global, Inc. – Evansville, IN

Develop and distribute National Safety Month. Bachelor or Master Degree in Occupational Safety and. Plant and recommend corrective measures….

Oct 24

Distribution Center Associates

TJ Maxx (TJX Companies) 457 reviews – Evansville, IN

$10.00 – $12.65 an hour

Match receipts against purchase orders. Objects may be handled between heights as low as the floor and as high as the thigh, waist and shoulder constantly;…

Oct 24

HOUSEKEEPER (FULL-TIME) 2 openings Job

Compass Group 2,032 reviews – Evansville, IN

Responds to calls for housekeeping problems, such as spills and broken glasses. All of the associates in our organization are bonded together by a commitment to…

Oct 24

Trauma Sales Associate-Evansville, IN

Stryker 624 reviews – Evansville, IN

You will develop well-rounded field exposure to prepare you in all aspects of the selling/ servicing process when a territory opportunity arises….

Oct 24

Groundskeeper

Tropicana Entertainment Inc. 19 reviews – Evansville, IN

$10 an hour

Obtain/maintain a valid state Drivers license. Must be able to obtain and maintain an Indiana Gaming license….

Oct 24

Materials Analysis Intern

Berry Global, Inc. – Evansville, IN

Chemical Engineering, or a related field. Biochemistry, Biology, Materials Science Engineering,. FTIR and related tools is a plus….

Oct 24

Dietary Aide

Select Specialty Hospital 495 reviews – Evansville, IN

We are seeking results-driven team players who treat patients as if they were their own family members. , you will report to the Food Services Manager and…

Oct 24

Printer / Copier Technican

Alpha Laser and Imaging – Evansville, IN

$10 – $12 an hour

Required license or certification:. Paid Training and tools provided. Mechanical knowledge a plus. Troubleshoot, repair, clean printers, and copiers for Alpha…

Oct 24

Ticketing

TJ Maxx (TJX Companies) 457 reviews – Evansville, IN

$10.00 – $12.65 an hour

Match receipts against purchase orders. Objects may be handled between heights as low as the floor and as high as the thigh, waist and shoulder constantly;…

Oct 24

Trauma Sales Representative-Evansville, IN

Stryker 624 reviews – Evansville, IN

Perform field calls for the account and assigned territory, including â€œon-callâ€ and operating/emergency room consultation….

Oct 24

Endoscopy- Sales Representative- Western Kentucky

Stryker 624 reviews – Evansville, IN

Understand and comply with applicable laws, regulations and rules set forth by Federal, State and Local governmental authorities including, but not limited to:….

Oct 24

LMS System Administrator – Higher Education

Darby Consulting – Evansville, IN

You must also be willing to work as a independent contractor for Darby Consulting and travel to the client site in central Indiana….

Oct 24

Dietary Aide (LTACH)

Select Specialty Hospital 495 reviews – Evansville, IN

We are seeking results-driven team players who treat patients as if they were their own family members. As a Dietary Aide , you will report to the Food Services…

Oct 24

Materials Science Engineer Intern

Berry Global, Inc. – Evansville, IN

Science, Materials Science Engineering, Polymer Science,. Chemical Engineering, or a related field. Materials science and engineering knowledge to solve….

Oct 24

Adopt A Pet

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Pepper is an 8-month-old female cat. Sheâ€™s friendly & gets along with other cats! That whole thing about shelters not adopting out black cats around Halloween? There is no evidence to support that itâ€™s dangerous, so by all means â€“ come adopt a black feline! Pepper (and all the other adult cats with claws) have adoption fees of just $15 thru October 31^st! Contact Vanderburgh Humane at (812) 426-2563 or adoptions@vhslifesaver.org for details.