Pet Friendly Services of Indiana

Spay-neuter assistance program (snap) provides $25 surgeries to limited-income Pet parents. Neighborhoods with lower incomes tend to have a much higher number of homeless animals. People are willing to adopt a stray cat or dog, but frequently cannot afford the cost of a spay/neuter surgery. The snap program helps people with big hearts, but small budgets. The snap program also ensures there are no unwanted litters, which would likely end up as strays - or at the "intake" doors of local shelters.

Community cat program: Pet Friendly Services of Indiana provides thousands of free spay/neuter surgeries and vaccinations to more than 100 programs that trap-neuter-return (tnr) feral and free-roaming cats. Many of these programs are start-ups that lack funding but are committed to helping cats. Community cat programs are the most effective way to prevent shelter intake so that shelters can focus on adoptable dogs and cats.our unique partnership with public vet reaches underserved communities - including some that do not have a single vet in their county. Pet Friendly Services also authored the community cat guide for municipal leaders to make elected officials aware of lifesaving programs that are supported by their constituents.

The Pet Friendly plate program supports hundreds of hard-working shelters and rescue groups, which are generally underfunded, understaffed - or simply "all volunteer organizations with foster animals in their homes. Our free surgeries help make animals adoption ready and allow rescue groups to "pull" additional at-risk dogs and cats from shelters. Rescue groups have the capacity to focus on behavior and medical needs and find the perfect adoptive family for their animals.