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Featured Critter
Tocada Tocada is a 5-year-old, ring-necked parrot. He wasn't given attention in the past, so he needs someone willing to patiently love him and gain his trust. Click here for website maintenance issues.
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Welcome to A Critter's Chance! C aring H earts for A nimals N eeding a C aring E nvironment A Critter's Chance is an organization specializing in wildlife rehabilitation and exotic/domestic pet rescue. We do not receive any government funding. We depend on the kindness of animal lovers and their contributions in order to care for the animals and cover our operational costs. If you would like to make a donation, you may mail a check to the address listed on our Contact page. If you are interested in other ways of helping, such as donating items, volunteering, or fostering, please click the "How to Help" button. We very much appreciate all help and donations! Without the kindness of fellow animal lovers we could not operate! News & Events In Memory of Michelle
Please understand, at this time, we cannot take on additional animals. Our board will be meeting soon to determine the future of A Critter's Chance. New Vice President for A Critter's Chance We are proud to announce the appointment of a new VP for the organization. The new VP of A Criter's Chance is Tracy Eads! As many of the volunteers know, she has been unofficially acting as VP for quite some time now. The board has now voted her in and made it official. She will be undertaking new responsibilities as Michelle's right hand gal and some of her other responsibilities will need to be shifted to others. She is still the 'secretary' and we will be looking for another. If interested, please contact Michelle or Tracy, and they'll let you know what is involved. We know Tracy will do a great job! Lost Bird!
There is an urgent need for feral cat colony feeders in the Fishers/Castleton area (Allisonville Road south to 82nd Street). Feeding feral colonies involves stopping at designated locations and leaving food and water. It's a very easy way to help! If you could spare a few moments from your day, please contact Nancy at 317-201-4200.
We are happy to report the horses, Jemal and Serria, have been adopted and are now enjoying life at their forever home!
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