For the friends of the Independent Cat Society, a no-kill cat shelter Fall 2015 #147

Adoptable cats, great articles, dates to remember, and more inside!

Are You a Member Yet?Many of those of you who read our Mewsletter are active members of ICS, and we greatly appreciate all of our 600+ paid members. But we are always hoping to expand our membership base in order to reach more people in our community, as well as invite more folks to enjoy some of the benefits of being an ICS member, such as:

• Your membership dues (as well as other gifts) are tax deductible.

• Membership enables you to vote at Board elections and on other member-driven decisions.

• You will also be eligible to become a member of the Allegius Credit Union (www.allegius.org); or the Northern Indiana Federal Credit Union (Merrillville or LaPorte branches, www.nifedcu.org).

• In addition to receiving our paper Mewsletter, if you provide your email address, you will also receive a monthly E-Mewsletter to keep you up to date with ICS news and events.

• More members means better access to grant funding for spay/neuter efforts, medical care, and other ICS shelter needs.

• Finally, you’ll have a good feeling knowing you are helping homeless cats and kittens in Northwest Indiana, Chicagoland, and Southwest Michigan find a safe haven until they find their forever homes.

Won’t you help ICS continue its mission by purchasing or renewing your membership today? There are membership levels to fit every budget, and you can even use the clip-and-mail form on the back of this Mewsletter to send in your check payable to the Independent Cat Society.

Want to sign up online? Go to the Membership page on our website, http://www.catsociety.org/membership, and use the link to select your membership level through PayPal.

You may also visit our shelter and personally drop off your membership dues, which also lets you stop and visit all the wonderful cats and kittens. Our shelter is located at 4061 S. County Line Road on the Northeast corner of U.S. Route 6 and County Line Road (Porter and LaPorte Counties) in Westville, IN. Our normal adoption hours are Saturdays from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM and Sundays from 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM.

Be a member and join your friends!

Several years ago, Mr. Fred Sobieck’s family came to visit the shelter, and enjoyed their time getting to know our loving cats and kittens. They were touched by our volunteers’ dedication to their cause, and hoped that each and every one of the cats would find a forever home.

Unfortunately, recently Mr. Sobieck lost his battle with cancer, but his family honored the generosity that he always expressed in life by giving the money that they would have spent on his Christmas gifts to their favorite charity.

The charity they chose? The Independent Cat Society.

Mr. Sobieck’s memory and spirit of his generosity – along with the generosity of so many others – helps us remember not only

our mission, but also allows us to keep doing our very best to serve cats and kittens in our community. With the help of kindness like that expressed by the Sobiecks, ICS has been able to accomplish many great tasks this year, including:

• The purchase of a autoclave medical instrument sanitation device in order to provide safer spay/neuter surgeries for the over 300 stray and homeless cats we help each year;

• Providing medicine and veterinary care for a number of our shelter’s special needs cats, including ICS “eye health spokescat,” Electro;

• Offering an educational workshop for community members in August, featuring Dr. Linda Harper, clinical psychologist and author of The Power of Joy in Working with Animals;

• Finding loving adoptive homes for over 200 cats (and counting) since January 2015;

• Offering assisted spay/neuter vouchers to over 150 individuals to help reduce pet overpopulation in our community.

Our cats are so fortunate to have such wonderful friends, and we hope that you, too, will think of us from time to time, just as the Sobieck family does during the holidays. Thank you for your support!

Timeless Tributes Bring Life and Joy

Thanks to you, this lovely boy and many like him have a home.

Published for thefriends of the

Independent Cat Society, Inc.PO Box 735,

Westville, IN 46391(219) 785-4936

Web: www.catsociety.orgEmail: shelter@catsociety.org

Facebook: www.facebook.com/indcatsociety

The Independent Cat Society, Inc., founded in 1977, is a non-profit,

no-kill cat shelter on US Rt 6 at the Porter/LaPorte County Line Road in

Westville, Indiana.

Our mission is to rescue, shelter, adopt, and promote the spaying and neutering of cats in our Northwest

Indiana and Chicagoland community.

Adoption hours:Saturday, 10:00 am - 4:00 pm

Sunday, 1:00 pm - 4:00 pmOthers by appointment.

Please call (219) 785-4936.

About our Adoption FeesInclude: Spay/neuter, vet exam,

feline leukemia and FIV test; age-appropriate vaccinations; parasite treatment; tattoo ID/microchip; 30

Day No-Cost Pet Insurance; Hills Science Diet coupon; and free post-

adoption participating vet visit.

Please check our website or shelter for monthly adoption specials!

Board of Directors:President: Anastasia TreklesVice-President: Judy LindmarkRecording Secretary: Judy DeanCorresponding Secretary: Carol AlbrechtTreasurer: Natalie CebulskiBoard Members: Diana Foster Jason Petrovich Jennifer Stall Joan Hildebrand

Calendar of EventsOctober

Aunt Kitty’s Fall Trash and Treasure SaleOctober 3-4, 9:00am - 3:00pm

Donations accepted: Oct. 2, 9:00am - 3:00pm ICS Shelter, Westville, IN

Black Cat Boogie Annual Fundraising DinnerOctober 17, 5:30pm - 9:30pm

Old Town Banquet Hall, 711 Calumet, Valparaiso, INJoin us for our annual celebration – great food, silent auction, raffles, and more!

Tickets: $35; available at ICS Shelter or http://www.catsociety.org

Black Cat Cat Strut “Run for Buddy”October 31, 11:00am

Sunset Hill County Park, 775 Meridian Rd., Valparaiso, INSign up to run the 5-mile Crazy Legs race or the non-competitive 5K walk/run

Register at http://www.catsociety.org

NovemberSELF School Bazaar

November 7, 10am - 4pmSELF School, 750 Ransom Road, Valparaiso, IN

All Breed Holiday Pet ExpoNovember 7-8, 10am - 4pm

National Guard Armory, 1502 Linwood Ave, Valparaiso, IN

ICS Board ElectionsNovember 19, 6:30pm

Porter County Public Library, Valparaiso, IN

Holidaze BazaarNovember 21-22, 10am - 4pm

Porter County Expo Center, Valparaiso, IN

DecemberHoliday Open House

December 12-13, 10am - 4pmICS Shelter, Westville, IN

January-February 2016Annual ICS Sweetheart Contest!

Follow us for the latest news and info on the “candidates!”ICS Shelter, Westville, IN

Sweetheart Day - February 27, Valparaiso Moose Lodge, Valparaiso, IN

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President’s MessageEach month, you may have noticed that ICS runs various adoption “specials.” The idea of a special deal on a new family member may seem a little strange, but they serve an important purpose: they draw attention to very special kitties!

While some adoptive families come without many expectations, many often have a certain new family member in mind. It might be that they have a favorite color, or believe that certain types of cats would get along better with the rest of their family. Whatever the case, our adoption specials are designed to help you find and choose the perfect pet for your household.

This fall and winter, we will be teaming up with Best Friends as part of its No More Homelss Pets Network to help you get acquainted with some of our most special cats. We invite you to come by – and tell your friends – during any weekend to talk with an adoption counselor. You can even save some time by learning more about our screening process and filling out an adoption application online at http://www.catsociety.org.

From October 1 - 31, all cats over 1 years old are $50, with kittens under 1 available for $75. Any companion is just $25.

From November 1 through December 31, you may adopt cats 5 years and older for $25; cats from 1-5 years for $50; and kittens 1 year and younger for $75. Any companion is still just $25.

What does your adoption fee include? As always, our cats are adopted to you with all of their vaccinations up to date, their spay/neuter surgery performed, a microchip, and a clean bill of health. You can even take your new family member to one of our participating vets within the first two weeks to give her a full checkup.

You may have also noticed that our specials are often targeted toward older cats. This is no accident – older cats are as special as they come, and we want everyone to know it. Need a few reasons to adopt an older cat?

1. You already know their size and temperament - there are no surprises with an older pet.

2. They are much less likely to climb drapes, attack furniture, and do other unwanted things in your home.

3. They have been saving up their love for years and are waiting anxiously to give all they can!

It’s true, we love our older cats, and we think you will, too. Come visit us, check our adoption specials, and meet your new best friend. We hope to see you soon!

Sincerely, Staci Trekles, ICS Board President

Please note: We do not use litterpan liners, newspapers, or pinecleaners like Pine Sol. Thank you!Office SuppliesStampsVarious Colored 2-pocket folders

with Business Card SlotsLetter-Size Manila File Folders

Medical SuppliesMicrowaveable Heating DiscsScience Diet A/D, I/D, K/DWellness Grain-Free Food

Building and Grounds20 x 25 x 5 Aire Bear Furnace

filtersWater Softener Pellets16 x 20 x 1 Fiberglass

Furnace FiltersReplacement Filters for Hunter

Air Purifier Model #30547Carpenters, plumbers, painters

OtherDry Cat Food, kitten and adult,

Prefer Hills Science Diet but useother brands for donations tothose in need

Ground flavors of Fancy Feast and grain-free foods

Kuranda Plastic Cleanable Cat TreesScoopable and Clay LittersGift Cards to Lowe’s, Menard’s,

Home Depot, etc.Safeguard SG-36D Humane TrapsTurbo-Tracks Replacement ScratchersExtra Large Litter ScoopsSmall Blankets, Rugs, Towels

Special ServicesArtists and craftspersons for eventsTransportation and hauling vehicles

The cats thank you! Ask us for areceipt for tax-deductibledonations.

Cleaning SuppliesBleachLaundry Soap (prefer HE type)

Liquid Hand Soap

Paper PlatesPaper Towels30-gallon Trash Bags

Dish Soap

Tall Kitchen Garbage Bags

Dryer Sheets

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Yankee Candle Fundraiser is Back!

Through the holidays, visit us on the Web at:

http://bit.ly/1Ya4WQQ

to buy wonderful Yankee Candle products at great prices, with 40% of proceeds going back to ICS!

At 8 years old, handsome Shaq is still looking for his forever home.

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Despite my best efforts, a few of my friends in the shelter are still hoping for a sponsor. I’ve been trying to think of a new way to persuade visitors who pass by my hallway office to stop and join our program. I’m sure that many people know that Sponsor-a-Cat provides the major source of funding for the cats’ vet care, food, supplies and shelter. But I think many visitors enjoy admiring all the cats and forget that for just a monthly donation they can have a special cat of their own at the shelter. I was concentrating as hard as I could when I heard a friendly voice coming from an imposing black cat across the hall.

“Hey, kid,” Monica mewed, “don’t look so sad. You’ve worked so hard for years now to get all our friends sponsored, why don’t you take a break and work on getting yourself adopted. You’d make a wonderful only cat for someone who loves your corky tail and quirky personality. You’re just too cute. When you were ICS Sweetheart, you were an adorable kitten and people still remember that sweet little face.”

“If you think you could convince visitors to become sponsors, Monica, maybe I could concentrate on finding a forever home. How would you get the visitors’ attention?”

“Maybe you needed to put on a less fetching, more determined expression. I think we need a spokescat who has a strong message and a stern face. Like this. And tell people, ‘Just do it NOW!’”

So, here are pictures of some of the cats still needing a sponsor. Please fill out the coupon and mail it with your first month’s donation. NOW, please.

Sponsor-A-Cat!

I want to Sponsor-A-Cat from the Independent Cat Society I have enclosed a check for: __________ $180 for one year of Sponsor-A-Cat __________ $15 for the first month of Sponsor-A-Cat. I pledge to send $15 each month to Sponsor-A-Cat __________ I pledge to send the amount that fits my budget and feels “right” to Sponsor-A-Cat each month

Please mark “SAC” on your envelope and check memo. The sponsor will receive a photo and biography of his or her Sponsor-A-Cat.

Name of sponsor_____________________________________________

Address_________________________________________________ City______________________________________ State_______

ZIP__________ Telephone _______________________________________

Month of sponsor’s birthday______________________________ email address_______________________________________

Clip and mail to: Independent Cat Society, Inc., PO Box 735, Westville, IN 46391

from your Spokescats, Corky... and Monica

Monica, your New Spokescat

Maverick Tootie Tink Vivian Ladybug

Opie Hunter Zoe Midnight Esperanza

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ICS Vouchers are available at the ICS shelter on Saturdays from 10 AM-4PM and Sundays from 1-4 PM. (Others hours may be available by appointment only).

After purchasing a voucher (cash/check/credit card), call one of the veterinary clinics listed below to schedule an appointment. ICS Spay/Neuter vouchers are accepted at the following veterinary clinics:• McAfee Animal Hospital: Valparaiso

Basic - $115• Westchester Animal Clinic: Chesterton

Basic - $65• All Creature Features: LaPorte

Basic - $85• Gast Animal Hospital Valparaiso

Basic - $110

Dr. Anderson’s Feline Reduction Center has a low-cost clinic on Saturdays in Beverly Shores. The scheduling number is 219-861-9006 – please call and leave a message.

Other local options:• Neuter Scooter: www.neuterscooter.com • Pet Neutering and Adoption: www.petneutering.com (DeMotte)• ABC Clinic: www.petrefugeabcclinic.com (Granger) • The Estelle Marcus Animal Clinic: www.hscalumet.org or (219) 924-

7140 (Munster)• NAWS: www.nawsus.org or (708) 478-5102 (Mokena)• PAWS Chicago: The Lurie Spay/Neuter Clinic or mobile unit, www.

pawschicago.org or (773) 521-7729 (Chicago)• Anti-Cruelty Society: www.anticruelty.org or (312) 644-8338 (Chicago)For help with spaying neutering of free-roaming cats, please email us at: icstnr@comcast.net

Low-Cost Spay/Neuter Options

2016 ICS Calendar - Feature Your Pet All Year Long!

Celebrate your ‘Fur” kids and support a great cause!

Or support Independent Cat Society by placing your business ad on the back of our Calendar!

Business Card square =$35

With your business ad you will also receive a free day square on our calendar to show off your pet! What a great way to show your support! Deadline Nov. 7th, 2015

Independent Cat Society 2016 Fundraiser Calendar Picture Order Form Make checks payable to Independent Cat Society ____$10 for Date:_____________________ Alternate date:______________________ Payment Method ____$50 for Month:____________________ Alternate month:____________________ __Check __Cash __Paypal ____ $10 to I want to Sponsor an ICS Cat in the 2016 Fundraising Calendar!!

Name of Owner ________________________________ Pets Name(s)_____________________________________ Address ______________________________________ City_______________________ St______________________ Phone___________________________ Email __________________________________________________________ In memory of ___________________________________________ (Only applies if honoring)

Mail Order Form and payment to: ICS 2016 Calendar, 4061 S County-line Rd, Westville, In 46391 Photo(s) can be submitted to: kandiekittykat@yahoo.com with subject line: ICS 2016 Calendar or mailed with payment

Independent Cat Society Westville, Indiana

It’s back!! Our 2016 Calendar is now accepting entries. We are hoping for a successful turnout! In order to accommodate the vast amount of entries please email your entry and payment information to kandiekittykat@yahoo.com or mail to the address provided on the order form. Remember we only have 12 large month pictures to fill and they are on a first come, first serve basis! They will fill up quickly! We also have 365 days to celebrate! All photos can be submitted: emailed photos, scans of old photos or let us help you and mail your hardcopies. We will make sure they are mailed back! Any questions can be directed to our volunteer: Candy (219)484-1203

We have 12 large month pictures and 365 days.

Large Month =$50

(1) Day Square =$10

New! Buy 4 squares get (1) free!

The 2016 calendar will be available for purchase after November 2015.

We appreciate your support of our fundraisers. All animals are welcome!

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ICS 2016 Elections

Ask Ollie! by Viktoria Voller

It’s time once again to bring in new voulnteers to serve on the ICS Board of Directors. This year, there are five positions open:

• Vice-President• Recording Secretary• Corresponding Secretary• Two at-large positions

The preliminary ballot includes the following candidates:

Vice-President (none yet!)Corresponding Secretary (why don’t you think about it?)Member at large (2 available seats) Diana Foster Jennifer Stall

Would you like to add your name to this list? Contact the Nominations Committee (chairperson, Roberta Jocius) at shelter@catsociety.org and let us know which seat you would like, and provide us with a brief description of your qualifications. We are always looking for new members of our organization, and hope you will take this opportunity to participate in the important work of board service.

Note that you must be an ICS member in good standing in order to serve on the board. Please see the back page of this newsletter or visit our website at http://www.catsociety.org to start or renew your membership.

What is “board service,” you might ask? Simply put, the ICS Board of Directors helps govern the business of the Independent Cat Society. This includes everything from ensuring that the organization is fiscally responsible to maintaining presence and working with other groups within the animal rescue and non-profit community of Northwest Indiana.

Full descriptions of the duties for all members and officers within the nine-person Board of Directors can be found in our bylaws, located on our website at http://www.catsociety.org/about-ics/board-of-directors.

Board candidates will be introduced to the membership during the regularly scheduled November board meeting on November 2, 2015, held at Purdue University North Central in room LSF-170A at 6:00pm. Elections will be held in a general membership meeting on Thursday, November 19, 2015, at 6:00pm at the Valparaiso Public Library.

Dear Ollie: I am so embarrassed to be writing this but I need to ask for advice from a CANINE! I am a feline and very proud of it. Being meticulous about my grooming and hygiene, I was shocked to discover my 14 year old canine sister has

been rooting around in my litter box! She only started doing this in this last year and I have not switched my type of cat food and I don’t eat treats. My woman human cleans my box very often as I will not use a box that I deem unsanitary! So what is up with my sis? What she eats can’t possibly taste good and it makes her breath just awwwwful!

Signed,Wade, one curious cat

Dear Wade,Dogs are the gift that keeps on “grifting.” Grifters steal everything of value. I think your canine friend is stealing what he considers a treasure from your cat’s litter box. I’m a dog and for me the world is my restroom. So for a cat to do his or her business in a box filled with litter is incomprehensible, but it sure is interesting! Sometimes dogs just get bored, but sometimes this behavior is because of stress. Perhaps something is bothering your dear canine buddy that needs to be addressed. You might check online for some answers, but Wade, have your woman-human contact a veterinarian. Sometimes they know more than I do.

Dear Ollie,I learned an important lesson regarding my long time tortoise shell colored cat, Ferguson. You see, she was freaked out by my mother’s dogs, ran away and was missing for months. I searched for her, until I heard that a wonderfully kind woman took pity on her. In her time being out in the neighborhood, Ferguson had lost five pounds and developed a tape worm. When I heard of her rescue, I wanted her back since she had been my companion for seven years and lived with me in six states. But Ferguson was living in Pennsylvania with a wonderful family who loves her.

This week, I adopted another cat from the Independent Cat Society. He is a handsome, grey cat with big blue eyes and reminds me of Frank Sinatra, “Old Blue Eyes.” One thing I liked was that the cats there are already microchipped. I think my lesson is learned!

Meredith in Chicago Dear Meredith,This had to be a gut wrenching experience for you and I’m sure you shed many tears to learn that you had lost your companion of seven years. But now, two adult cats have a new beginning.

Sometimes things happen and even the best pet owners experience losses like this. I do hope that you have worked on making sure that there are no windows or other escape routes for your new cat to find! You might check out http://www.humanesociety.org/animals/cats/tips/cat_happy_indoors.html for some tips on how to keep your cat happily indoors from now on.

Electro says, “What are you waiting for?”

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Memorials & Tributes.. . July-September 2015

If we have inadvertently omitted anyone, please write, email, or call us so we can include them in the next newsletter.

In loving memory of Wanda Lee Trekles, from Mark Sienicki and Anastasia TreklesIn memory of Pequeño, from Elizabeth PearsonIn memory of Checkers, from Al & Judy LindmarkIn memory of Gisela and Rudi Rath, from James & Hilde LanieIn memory of Elaine Dash, from Diane Ahlborn and Paulette SkalbaIn memory of Max, last of our 3 amigo brothers, he lived to 19 years - will always be in our hearts, from Brenda PallaIn memory of Melvin Maxwell, brother of Arlene Maxwell, from Geraldine & Donald Engel, Arlene Maxwell, and Marilyn MunizIn memory of Bailey and Suki, from Judith BlanchetteIn loving memory of Iris Jane Dearing, from an anonymous donorIn memory of Skitch Kleckner - a really good cat!, from Tom & Nancy KlecknerIn honor of Beau Niemeyer (Bozo) adopted in April 2015, from Virginia NiemeyerIn memory of Arthur Pilley, from Alan & Donna ResetarIn memory of our friend’s cat, George, from Kevin & Tiffany LhotakIn memory of Samson and Delilah, from Harold Trusty In memory of Linda Trier, from Peggy Jo WalukIn memory of Freeway, from Donna Frey In memory of Mary J. Hein, from Jeff & Linda Gronek

In memory of Nola Wegman’s beloved cat, Baxter, from Karen BrennerIn honor of Penny Lane and Elrond, adopted 2002, still happy and healthy, from D.G. & A.M. HillIn honor of Beverly Overmyer, from Miriam NealIn honor of Mel and Marilyn Chavez, from the office of Laura Hannon, DDSIn honor of Bogart, from Nancy MelvinIn honor of Leah Balsham, from Dr. Rosamond Potter

1st Source Bank

24Hour Pet Watch

AJ Canopy Rental and Sales

Allegius Credit Union

Alltech Computers

All Creature Features of LaPorte

Arcelor Mittal Matching Gifts Program

Arbor View Animal Hospital

ASPCA Food Donations

Aurelio’s Pizza (LaPorte, IN)

Banfield Charitable Trust

Best Friends Animal Society

Bissell Foundation

Brandt’s Old Fashion Emporium and Pet Supply

BP Foundation

Bren-Mark Window Cleaning

Boyconn Printing

Christie Lant, DDS

Chesterton Feed and Garden

Chipotle (Merrillville)

DailyGood

Devries Tire Company

Duneland Boys and Girls Club

Exxon Mobil Foundation

First United Methodist Church

Flanagin’s Bulk Mail Service

GoodCents Solutions

Gast Animal Hospital

HealthPartners Medical Group

Hill’s Science Diet Pet Foods

Home Depot Foundation

Hotspot Cafe of LaPorte

Indiana 105

Jake’s Feed and Garden

John W. Anderson Foundation

Maple City Animal Hospital

Michiana Mechanial Inc.

Nisource Corporate Services

Michigan City Animal Hospital

McAfee Animal Hospital

Mortar Net USA

Olga Petryszyn Team

Pet Supplies Plus

Porter County Council on Aging

Porter County Community Foundation

Porter County Master Gardeners

Purdue University North Central

Purina Pet Nutrition

Pyrrha Jewelry

Razzle Dazzle Creation

Ryan Newman Foundation

The Spirit Within Medical Hypnotherapy

Shelter Wishlist

SilverCrow Creations

Sims Metal Management

Starbucks Coffee (Portage)

Southwest Airlines

St. Christopher’s Episcopal Church

Unity Foundation of LaPorte County

The United Way of LaPorte County

Vale Park Animal Hospital

Walt Disney Corporation

Westchester Animal Clinic

Westville High School

Westville Farm Supply, Inc.

Corporate Sponsorships

Upcoming Events• Fall Yard Sale Donations October 2, Sale Oct. 3-4, ICS Shelter• Black Cat Boogie October 17, Old Town Banquet Hall, Valparaiso, IN• Black Cat 5K Walk/Run and 5 Mile Trail Run for Buddy October 31, Sunset Hill Park, Valparaiso• SELF School Bazaar November 7, SELF School, Valparaiso• All Breed Holiday Pet Expo November 7-8, National Guard Armory, Valparaiso• ICS Board Elections November 19, Porter County Public Library, Valparaiso• Holidaze Bazaar November 21-22, Porter County Expo Center, Valparaiso• Holiday Open House December 12-13, ICS Shelter • Sweetheart Contest! Starts in January 2016; Sweetheart Day February 27

If you’d like to receive the Mewsletter via email, let us know at shelter@catsociety.org.

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PAIDValparaiso, IN

Permit No. 134

Independent Cat SocietyPO Box 735Westville, IN 46391

Become a Member!Annual Dues:

______ $1000 Corporation

______ $500 Platinum

______ $100 Gold Star

______ $50 Family

______ $25 Individual

______ $1 0 Student

______ $10 Senior

Donate or Volunteer!______ I am donating $______ for the care of the cats and kittens.

______ I am donating $______ to the building fund.

______ I am donating $______ to the TNR/Assisted Spay & Neuter Fund.

______ I will help groom cats at the shelter.

______ I will help give cats their medications.

______ I will help at fundraising events.

______ I will be a foster parent.

______ I will donate my cat-themed artwork or crafts for fundraising events.

______ I will bake for fundraising events.

______ I will make adoption follow-up telephone calls.

______ I will help cats get good homes by becoming an adoption counselor.

______ I will help take care of the grounds and maintain the shelter.

______ I will distribute flyers for fundraisers.

Name______________________________________ Address_____________________ City______________ State_______ ZIP__________

____This is a new address. ____ Do not send a “thank you” note. Phone____________________ email___________________________Clip and send to:

Independent Cat Society, Inc., PO Box 735, Westville, IN 46391

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