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Left to their own devices, feral cats are trapped in an endless cycle of breeding and scavenging for food. The city shelter can\'t save and support the huge number of accidental litters, strays and family pets brought to the shelter doors everyday. Help end cat overpopulation in Indianapolis and improve the life of a cat on the street.
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WTIU\'s The Weekly Special joins IndyFeral Executive Director Lisa Tudor as she cares for feral cats in Marion County. Learn about TNR, Trap-Neuter-Return, as IndyFeral takes fifty feral cats to the Hamilton County Low-Cost Spay/Neuter Clinic for surgery.
2011 IndyFeral Mike\'s Express Carwash!! Beginning June 1st buy or sell just 5 Carwash Tickets and you will give the standard package to a Feral Cat - Your gift of saving lives!
A cat hit by a car, shot and left for dead has undergone a leg amputation and could be ready for adoption in time for the holidays.
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The first thing you notice about Big Bob is that he looks different. He\'s missing a tail and a leg. Big Bob used to live in a colony with other wild cats. A cat advocacy group,');
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The Indianapolis Feral Cat Caretakers website is a place for colony caretakers in Marion County / Indianapolis Indiana to provide IndyFeral with essential information on the number of cats being cared for, where they live, and how the colonies change over time.');
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Bring us your old, your tired, your broken doghouses...
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IndyFeral Participating in Animal Welfare Alliance
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IndyFeral is participating in a new and exciting collaboration between Indianapolis animal welfare groups, city officials and local agencies that aims to improve the situation for animals and address public safety issues in Indianapolis.
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The participants have developed a vision for a better Indianapolis and have set a ten year plan to achieve the vision. On February 1, John Aleshire of the Humane Society of Indianapolis met with the mayor of Indianapolis and received the mayor\'s support for the plan.
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Left to their own devices, feral cats are trapped in an endless cycle of breeding and scavenging for food. The city shelter can\'t save and support the huge number of accidental litters, strays and family pets brought to the shelter doors everyday. Help end cat overpopulation in Indianapolis and improve the life of a cat on the street.
Do you know what to do if you find kittens?
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document.write('Cat, hit by car, survives shooting, WTHR story 12/14/2010
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