INC’s 4th Annual Virtual Auction!
It’s one of our favorite times of the year! The 4th Annual Indy Neighborhood Cats Virtual Auction officially kicks off on September 13, 2026, and you are invited to join the fun—all without leaving your house.
How to Report Animal Cruelty in Indianapolis
Caring for outdoor cats means being the first line of defense for vulnerable animals in our neighborhoods. When a situation crosses from neglect into deliberate cruelty, intentional poisoning, physical harm, or illegal tampering with community cats, knowing the exact steps to take under Indianapolis and Marion County procedures is essential.
Moving? Learn How to Get Help with Your Community Cat Colony
There’s an Indianapolis city ordinance in place that prohibits trapping and relocating community cats except in very limited, legally approved circumstances. If you’re planning on moving, our primary goal is always to keep the established colony safe, fed, and stable in its current territory.
Report a Lost or Found Pet in Indianapolis: Complete Guide
Losing a pet or finding a stray animal in Marion County can be overwhelming, but taking quick, coordinated action significantly increases the chances of a happy reunion. By combining local network alerts, facial recognition technology, microchip checks, and shelter visits, you can navigate the recovery process effectively.
What To Do If You Find a Stray Cat
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 determine the best course of action for all parties concerned.
Sick or Injured Outdoor Cat?
Here’s What To Do.
Finding a sick or injured cat outdoors can be distressing, but knowing who to contact and how to describe the situation ensures the cat gets the fastest, most appropriate care.
Winter Shelter Availability
Our Winter Shelter Program is designed to create affordable and effective outdoor winter shelters for Indianapolis’ community cats. These shelters offer the perfect solution for cats trying to survive the harsh winter weather. When temperatures drop to dangerous levels, winters shelters are a lifeline for our feline neighbors. Shelters are available for pickup from December to February. Dates, times, and locations will be posted as they become available.