Local Station Features Animal in ‘Fur-Ever Home Fridays’ Segment
WTHI-TV in Terre Haute featured an animal named Pepi as part of their 'Fur-Ever Home Fridays' segment.

Terre Haute, IN, November 6, 2026 — WTHI-TV, a local television station based in Terre Haute, recently highlighted an animal as part of its ongoing ‘Fur-Ever Home Fridays’ initiative. The segment, which aims to bring attention to animals in need of homes, featured an animal identified as Pepi.
The ‘Fur-Ever Home Fridays’ program is a recurring feature on WTHI-TV, dedicated to showcasing animals available for adoption from local shelters or rescue organizations. The specific objective of these segments is to increase the visibility of adoptable pets and encourage community members to consider providing them with permanent homes.
Pepi was the featured animal during the recent broadcast. Details regarding Pepi’s species, breed, age, or the specific animal shelter or rescue organization Pepi is associated with were not explicitly provided in the summary of the trend. The outcome of the feature, such as whether Pepi has been adopted or has received adoption inquiries, was also not detailed.
The ‘Fur-Ever Home Fridays’ segment is understood to be a regular broadcast slot designed to support animal welfare and adoption efforts within the Terre Haute area. The station’s commitment to these types of features underscores a broader trend of local media outlets dedicating airtime to community service initiatives, particularly those involving animal adoption and support for local animal welfare organizations. Further information regarding Pepi or the specific details of this segment was not available in the provided trend summary.
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