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Featured Critter 
Avon Avon was a rescued rabbit that had been released into an Avon neighborhood last summer. His feet and testicles were chemically burned from the lawn care treatments of the yards he was passing through. He was skinny and dehydrated. Domestic rabbits are accustomed to a controlled diet of pellets, timothy hay, and fresh greens, none of which are found growing in a neighborhood. While he hasn't put on much weight, he has recovered well and is a real sweetheart. If you are interested in adopting him (or seeing other critters in need of homes), please click the "Adoptable Critters" button above. Click here for website maintenance issues.
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Upcoming Events We are always adding new events. Please check back often! Past Events Tour For Life Event
2007 Passion for Wildlife Fundraiser
Click the link below to see photos from our 2007 Fundraiser |
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The Tour for Life event took place in the spring of 2008 at Indianapolis Animal Care and Control.
It was really an adoption event, but we took the opportunity to educate as well. We had a wealth of information at our table,
including numerous handouts on the care of orphaned and injured wildlife. We were able to pass out our brochures and cards to many people, so they
could contact us in the event they found wildlife in need of assistance.
We also had animals there for adoption.
They were getting a lot of attention because most of the other booths had dogs and cats. We were unique with our
rabbits, hamsters, and guinea pigs! This dog took a real interest in one of our rabbits. I'm not sure the rabbit was very interested in him though!
There were a lot of good groups at this event. We were able to
talk to many people and even recruited a few new volunteers! All in all, it was a successful day.