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Animal
Protection Coalition - Animal
Protection Coalition has combined manpower and resources to make
a difference not only in the lives of our domesticated animals,
but also in the laws regarding them.
The
Alliance for Responsible Pet Ownership (ARPO) -
ARPO seeks to unite animal-related businesses and organizations
in central Indiana for the purpose of promoting responsible pet
ownership and decreasing the number of companion animals surrendered
to shelters.
Casa Del Toro - CDT is a small privately ran rescue group focused on educating the Public, Volunteers, Humane Societies & Animal Control agencies on Breed traits, Rescuing, Re-homing, Handling & Training of the breed commonly know as the “PIT Bull” dog.
Cats
Haven - Cats Haven is a pro-life, no-kill
shelter for cats and kittens that are in transition and need a home
of their own.
Central
Indiana Lab Rescue & Adoption, Inc. - Lab Rescue serving Indiana,
Illinois, and surrounding Midwestern states. CILRA is an all-volunteer, non-profit
organization, whose goal is placing rescued, purebred Labrador Retrievers in suitable, loving homes.
CHASE Connecting
Hoosiers for Animal Concerns - Dedicated
to bringing animal welfare issues to the public and educating people
so they can make more compassionate choices; headquartered in Indianapolis.
Canine Crime
Stoppers - Report illegal dog fighting
activity. Your call can be anonymous and you might be eligible for
a reward up to $1,000 if your report leads to an arrest.
Doggone
Connection - Canine Training and Behavior
Counseling in Indianapolis area.
FACE
Low-Cost Spay Neuter Clinic -
FACE operates a high-volume, low-cost spay/neuter clinic in Indianapolis
for dogs and cats.
Feral Bureau of Indiana (FBI) Feral Bureau of Indiana, Inc. (FBI) is an Indiana-based non-profit [501(c)(3) pending] organization created in 2007 by a group of like-minded citizens who were seeking to continue their quest for excellence and innovation in providing care for unowned, free-roaming cats.
Friends of Indianapolis
Dogs Outside (FIDO) - Focused on improving
the lives of dogs who are chained, penned, and isolated outdoors.
Provides shelter, food and fencing resources for those who qualify.
The Halfway House
Pit Bull Rescue - Dedicated to the promotion
of rescue, education & responsible dog ownership in Indiana
and the Midwest.
Hamilton
County Humane Society - Cares for needy
domestic animals in Hamilton County and finds permanent loving homes
for them; offers shelter and adoption services and by educating
the public regarding the humane treatment of all animals.
Hamilton
County Low Cost Spay Neuter Clinic - The Hamilton County Low
Cost Clinic is a non-profit organization of volunteers and staff working together
to end cat/dog overpopulation and unwanted stray animals. We offer an affordable
spay/neuter service for cats and dogs.
Hancock
County Humane Society - No-kill, non-profit
animal shelter finding permanent, safe and loving homes for the
pets in our care; located in Greenfield.
Home
for Friendless Animals - A non-profit,
no-kill refuge for stray, injured, and abandoned dogs and cats;
located in Waynetown, IN (westside).
Hoosiers Helping
Homeless Pets (HHHP) - A non-profit coalition organized to help
with Petfest and future events and programs in order to educate
the public about rescues and shelters.
Humane
Society of Indianapolis - HSI offers
a variety of services, including adoption and receiving of animals;
spay/neuter assistance; pet facilitated therapy programs; humane
education programs; adult and youth volunteer programs; and extended
animal care services.
Humane
Society of Tipton County - Our mission is to help
control the pet population by actively spay and neutering, stop and prevent
animal neglect and cruelty, provide a shelter for strays and lost pets, place
homeless animals into loving homes, reunite lost and found animals with their
proper owners, and educate the community about animal welfare.
Indiana Proactive
Animal Welfare, Inc. (Indiana-PAW) -
This group is fighting to reduce the number of companion animals
euthanized in our state each year. Through education and advocacy,
this proactive group is making waves in the community. Their Web
site is a great resource for area events and finding other area
animal organizations.
Indiana
Sheltie Rescue, Inc. - A 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation consisting
of a small group of volunteers who have come together to help homeless
shelties.
Indiana
State Board of Animal Health
Indiana
Veterinary Medical Association - The
IVMA promotes and advances the science of veterinary medicine.
Indianapolis
Animal Care & Control - The Animal
Care & Control Division (ACCD) works in partnership with the community
to address problems associated with pet over population, to promote
responsible pet ownership and to enhance the health and safety of
the community. ACCD encourages the adoption of pets, enforces ordinances
and laws regarding animal - related issues and conducts inspections
for the licensing of facilities that sell, groom and kennel animals.
Indy
Bark Park K-9 Companion Zone - Dedicated
to providing the dog-friendly community in Indianapolis a place
to exchange information; working with Indy Parks and Recreation
to develop and promote Canine Companion Zones (CCZ) within the Indianapolis
metro area.
IndyFeral
Inc. - IndyFeral Inc. was established
as a means of changing the way stray and feral (wild) cats have
been traditionally viewed and dealt with in our community; by establishing
the non-lethal method of Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR).
Indy Pit Crew Established in the Fall of 2005, Indy Pit Crew has been working tirelessly to raise public awareness about the plight of the pit bull.
Feral Bureau of Indiana (FBI) Feral Bureau of Indiana, Inc. (FBI) is an Indiana-based non-profit [501(c)(3) pending] organization created in 2007 by a group of like-minded citizens who were seeking to continue their quest for excellence and innovation in providing care for unowned, free-roaming cats.
KJ's Strays
- KJ's Strays began as a monthly segment on the Smiley
Morning Show on Z99.5 in February of 2003. It is a voice for the homeless animal community
in Indianapolis. KJ's Strays has information on pet adoption, spay & neuter services
and other helpful advice for you and your pet!
North Central
Indiana (Lafayette area) Spay & Neuter
- Works through pro-active rescue, adoption efforts and an affordable
spay/neuter program to eliminate the use of euthanasia as a method
of pet population control.
Paws and Think
- Paws and Think, Inc. is a values-driven non-profit 501(c)(3) charitable organization
incorporated in October of 2001 serving Marion and surrounding counties. Our Mission is to provide
innovative programming for at-risk populations in central Indiana in partnership with state and
community agencies.
Pets
ALIVE - A spay/neuter clinic located
in Bloomington that provides the unique service of transporting
pets from surrounding areas, including Indianapolis.
Sheltie
Rescue of Central Indiana
- Nonprofit organization that cares for and places Shetland
Sheepdogs into permanent and loving homes since 1994.
Spay Neuter Indiana Pets, Inc. (SNIP)
- Provides spay/neuter assistance to Morgan County, Avon, Greenwood, and Southeast Indianapolis. See website for program information.
SPOT - Stop Pet Overpopulation Today
- Putnam Co. Low cost spay/neuter services for dogs, cats and rabbits. Weekly wellness clinics offer reasonably priced vaccinations
and parasite control products. Supporting TNR efforts, they gladly accept feral cats.
Southside
Animal Shelter - A no-kill shelter with
animals available for adoption; animals are rescued from Animal
Control centers throughout the state.
Tails A 'Waggin'
Rescue - A 501 (c)(3) non-profit, no-kill animal shelter for
abandoned, homeless, and abused animals dedicated to placing them
in new loving homes and/or providing a safe haven for them until
a new home can be found.
Walk a Hound, Lose a Pound Program
- Walk a Hound, Lose a Pound, is a walking program for our four legged friends as well as the two legged members of our community. Walk a Hound, Lose a Pound, has been developed to address two major community challenges: The growing rate of obesity in Indianapolis and The excessive number of unwanted animals. Through this program, friendly, adoptable dogs from IACC will be available to the public for exercise walks.
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