Statement from Indiana State Board of Animal Health on Community Cat Programs

Community cat programs are designed to create safer communities and promote public health by reducing the
number of unvaccinated, unsterilized cats.

It’s the Law brochure

This brochure lists frequently cited animal ordinances for Indianapolis/Marion County, along with contact information to some local pet resources.

History of TNR in Indianapolis

Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) is a non-lethal three-step method to reduce the number of feral and stray cats both immediately and in the long term.

IACS Cruelty Flyer

Guidelines for reporting animal abuse as well as the relevant Indianapolis ordinances referencing animal abuse and cruelty.

Protect Your Colony With Community Cat Management Signage

Managing an outdoor colony takes dedication, and clear communication with your neighbors is one of the best tools you have to keep your colony safe. Placing an official management notice on or near your outdoor shelters and feeding stations helps educate the public, deters unwanted tampering, and protects the hard work you’ve put into your neighborhood.

When To Seek Care for a Sick Community Cat

Knowing when to seek care for a community cat can sometimes be tricky and varies from cat to cat. This chart breaks down the symptoms and will help you make the best decision for you and the community cat in your care.

What To Do If You Find Kittens

Are you prepared for the moment you stumble across kittens? It can happen year-round, but especially in the spring, we come across a litter of kittens and our first instinct is to help!