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We’ve done our best to compile a list of the most requested resources or topics, as well as a few of the most common questions we get asked. Keep in mind, these solutions are crafted for residents of Indianapolis/Marion County. If you don’t see your question listed, feel free to use the search bar below in order to find your desired content.
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We experience a large volume of requests, especially during certain times of the year. If you’ve submitted a request for assistance, and you haven’t heard anything from us, then please take a look at these suggestions.
First off, don’t panic! There are a few things to consider before scooping up a bundle of kittens. We’ve put together some tips which should help answer some of your questions and provide the best outcomes for all.
When it comes to outdoor cats, not all of them are stray. In fact, many are likely to be in their natural habitat as community cats. These tips will help you identify community cats vs. stray or abandoned cats, helping you make the best choice for all involved.
Shelters are generally available for pickup from December to February. Dates, times, and pickup locations will be posted as they become available. Check the link below for availability.
If you’ve lost or found a pet, there are some important steps to follow in order to ensure the best outcomes for all. Take a look at these suggestions for reporting a lost or found pet.
There are a number of local veterinarians that offer spay-neuter services with special pricing for community cats. We’ve listed some of them on our website. We recommend contacting the individual clinics or offices for specific pricing.
There are a number of local veterinarians that offer low-cost spay/neuter services. We’ve listed some of them on our website. We recommend contacting the individual clinics or offices for specific pricing.
The dates and times for our Pet Food Pantry operations can be found on our pantry’s page, along with instructions on how new clients can register.
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If you didn’t see your question on our list above, try using the search bar below. It’s possible that the answer you’re looking for is elsewhere on our site or even covered in one of our articles. If all else fails, send us a message, and we’ll see how we can help.
Find solutions to a few of the most common issues encountered by Indy residents.
If you found a sick or injured cat outside,
the next steps are very important.
Please follow these guidelines to
ensure the best outcomes for all.
If you see animal abuse or neglect,
you can submit a report to the city.
Please follow these instructions
to report animal abuse or neglect.
If you lost or found a pet, we
recommend the following steps.
Please follow these steps
to report a lost/found pet.
If you find a stray cat outside,
here's our best advice.
Please follow these guidelines to
ensure the best outcomes for all.
If you found kittens outside,
there are important things to consider.
Please follow these guidelines to
ensure the best outcomes for all.
Follow these tips to safely relocate
a community cat to a new environment.
Take the mystery out of
relocating a community cat.
If you need spay/neuter assistance or medical assistance for a community cat (unowned outdoor cat), please follow the steps below.
In order to provide the most effective resources, we first need to determine the status of the cat in need. A community cat is an unowned outdoor cat that may or may not have its left ear tipped. Any community cat that’s been through a TNR Program (trap-neuter-return) will have it’s left ear noticeably tipped. It’s important to determine if the pet is owned by someone in the neighborhood.
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When winter shelters become available, we'll post the dates, times, and locations for pickup below. Check back later in the year for updates, or join our newsletter to receive updates via email.
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