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Resources: Found Cats

Did you find a cat (or several) and are not sure what to do next? Explore these resources.

Stray Intake

We can only place/adopt out cats that are able to live indoors as socialized pets. We are not equipped to take in feral cats.

 

We are more likely able to help if you are able to foster the cat(s) or find someone to foster until we can get them the necessary medical care and adopt them out.

 

Donations of any kind are also helpful, if at all possible.​​

**PLEASE look through the other resources on this page before submitting an application.**

Provide as many details as possible for us to determine how we can help you.

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Petco Love Lost

Organization: "A free and easy way to search 165K+ lost and found pets to help them return home."

Outdoor Cats & Found Kittens | IndyHumane

Article: If you have found kittens, here's what you should do.

Community Cats | Face Animal Clinic

Article: FAQs about community cats and some resources for those in the Indianapolis area.

Indy Community Cat Program | Indy.gov

Article: Indianapolis program for managing stray & feral cat populations in the city.

Community Cats Of Hamilton County (CCHC)

Organization: Mission is to provide Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) services in Hamilton County, and provide water, food, and shelter for those community cats in their colonies.

Muncie Animal Care and Services (MACS)

Organization: The animal shelter and animal control department of the City of Muncie.

Nextdoor

Article: Tips for posting about lost & found pets on Nextdoor.

How to Help Community Cats | Indy Feral

Article: "Need help getting community cats fixed in your area? These groups can help you in the following Central Indiana counties."

Indiana Resource Directory | Pet Friendly Services

Alley Cat Allies

Organization: This website is FULL of articles and resources regarding community cats.

Indy Neighborhood Cats

Organization: Mission is "to improve the quality of life for unowned neighborhood cats and the community they live in by reducing overpopulation through trap-neuter-return (TNR)" in the Indianapolis area.

Action for Animals (AFA)

Organization: Mission is to help stray animals, adopt out rescued cats, provide related resources, and practice humane Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) of feral cats in the Muncie area.

Still need help? Contact us.

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