We’ve have three very cool things to report! Read on to learn more!
What’s New?
Psychology of True Crimes Trivia Night
Are you an avid listener of True Crime podcasts? Do you marathon shows like Mindhunter or Criminal Minds on Netflix? Are you compelled by books about the minds of infamous serial killers? Time to test your knowledge while supporting animal welfare!
Join us on Monday, March 23rd at Sun King Brewery’s Downtown Indy Taproom for the Psychology of True Crime Trivia Night. Trivia questions will cover topics pertaining to the history of criminal psychology, forensic psychology, facts about infamous serial killers, pop culture of criminal profiling, and MORE! Questions will be courtesy of Marian University’s Psychology Club.
Save Time, Save Money, Save Lives!
The Indiana Animal Welfare Conference is conveniently located right here in our home state! No need to take time off to travel to a national conference. The cost is just $25 and includes breakfast, lunch and a snack. It’s almost a free conference! The results of learning and networking will allow us to save more lives and prevent abuse.
Never been to the Indiana Animal Welfare Conference? All are welcome. Dress casually. If you’re with an organization, please wear your t-shirts to identify yourselves. If you’re new to animal welfare, this is the opportunity to meet others and start helping animals. Learn more and get your tickets!
Don’t Drive Without It!
For many shelters, spay/neuter surgeries are not built into their budgets. This means that they depend on individual donations and the support of Spay-Neuter Services of Indiana. When you purchase a Pet Friendly license plate, you are supporting the work of 300 shelters and rescues across the state and giving an animal the best chance at a new beginning.
Already have a Pet Friendly plate, but you’d like to do more to help Indiana’s animals? Become a sustaining donor. Just $5 per month pays for a full surgery over the course of a year. We’re all in this together, and your financial gift to SNSI really does help us help them.
In memory of Margot Finot, a friend to many in the animal welfare world and companion to Ginny Kingsbury. Those who knew Margot were proud to call her a friend. Margot graduated from Shortridge High School and Indiana University, working as a secretary throughout her career. She spent her retirement years traveling to visit family, antiquing, reading and enjoying the theatre.
Her many friends miss her dearly, including Leila Peters, Dr. Ruth Landau, Mindy Burcham, Lima Olsen, Marilyn Greenlee , Carol Kubli and Xandra Hamilton
In memory of Shadow, the beloved cat of Leila Peters and Ruth Landau. Shadow will be sorely missed. – From Xandra Hamilton
Animal welfare fact of the week
Did you know that kittens begin reproducing as early as 4 months of age? If you have cats or kittens, be sure to get them fixed. Spring is “kitten season” where shelters and rescue organizations become overwhelmed with too many animals.
Help us help them by taking action now.
