Animal Welfare Assistance Flyer for Central Indiana

A list of animal welfare resources around central Indiana

Need help or information? Categories include:

• Low-Cost Spay/Neuter
• Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) Assistance
• Animal Cruelty/Abandonment
• Dog Assistance and Humane Education
• Lost and Found
• Exotic/Wildlife Assistance
• Adoption Assistance
• Pet Food Pantry Resources
• Full Service Veterinary Clinics
• 24 Hour Emergency Veterinary Service
• Low-Cost Wellness Exams, Vaccinations, and Microchipping

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• Servicios de esterilización/castración a bajo costo
• Ayuda con el servicio TNR - Capturar, Esterilizar y Regresar
• Reportar Sospecha de Crueldad, Abuso o Abandono de un Animal
• Ayuda a los Perros y Educación Humanitaria
• Fauna Silvestre y Animales Exóticos
• Lost and Found (Extraviados y Encontrados)
• Ayuda para Adopciones
• Recursos para conseguir comida para las mascotas
• Clínicas de Servicios Veterinarios Completos
• Servicio Veterinario de Emergencia de 24 Horas
• Exámenes de Rutina, Vacunas y Microchips a Precios Bajos

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Low-Cost Spay/Neuter Programs Locator

You can help reduce the overpopulation of homeless pets by proactively spaying/neutering your pets - and encouraging your friends to do the same.

According to the Humane Society of the United States and Humane Alliance, an estimated 35 percent of dogs and cats in U.S. households are not spayed or neutered. With more than 171 million pets in U.S. households, about 60 million dogs and cats can continue to breed and produce millions more puppies and kittens without a place to call home. And this number doesn't include stray dogs and cats or their litters.

Through a partnership between PetSmart Charities® and the ASPCA® (The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals®), this comprehensive and searchable database can help you find low-cost spay/neuter programs in your community. This database is updated frequently, so if you don't find any listings for your zip code, please check back soon.

Central Indiana Lost and Found Pets Resource

Not sure what to do if you have lost or found a pet in central Indiana?

The Humane Society of Indianapolis has a good overview on their website, plus they provide an online listing of lost and found animals. Click here to visit the Humane Society of Indianapolis' Lost and Found Pets page.

Low Cost Dog Supplies

Please download this flyer from Friends of Indianapolis Dogs Outside (FIDO) to learn where to find some low cost dog supplies in the Indianapolis Area.

Wildlife and Exotic Pets

IndyCLAW

IndyCLAW (Creating Life-long Animal Welfare) is an animal rescue group in Indianapolis, Indiana. What began as a loose association of like minded individuals from several animal related industries came together to form IndyCLAW Rescue.

HSUS Wild Neighbors page

The HSUS Wild Neighbors page will help you celebrate your wild neighbors and find solutions for any challenges they pose around your home and garden.

Avian and Exotic Animal Clinic

Avian and Exotic Animal Clinic: Complete care for exotic, non-traditional pets, birds and injured/orphaned wildlife. Address: 9330 Waldemar Rd, Indianapolis, IN 46268 - Phone: (317) 879-8633 (24hr emergency assistance for injured/orphaned wildlife - call (317) 902-DUCK)

A Critter's Chance

A Critter's Chance is a non profit 501 c 3 organization specializing in wildlife rehabilitation and exotic/domestic pet rescue. They also offer humane wildlife nuisance prevention information and guidance. Phone: (317) 585-9036 Email: acristtersinc@comcast.net