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The Dog, and The Dog Spelled Backwards,  an Introduction to the Newest Indiana Team Member

"The Dog, and The Dog Spelled Backwards," an Introduction to the Newest Indiana Team Member

As a new news writer for the Best Friends Animal Society in Indiana, I thought it would be best to write in my first story a little bit about myself as it pertains to my life with animals. Supporting adoption is very important to me. I could not imagine my life without the pets I have, or have had.

Sign Up Today for No More Homeless Pets Conference

Is the No More Homeless Pets goal attainable? Definitely! Would you like to learn how you or your organization can help reach this goal? Attend this year's No More Homeless Pets Conference.

August Spotlight: Indy No-Kill (INK)

Indy No-Kill (INK) believes that the people of Indianapolis have the compassion and intelligence to end the practice of killing sheltered animals by rejecting the traditional excuses of "too old," "too sick," or "too many," and distinguish our community as a great American city that embraces life.

Racing Lapse

Andrew Prendeville, who drove the Best Friends #5 car to raise money for the animals, has resigned from his race team.

Shelter Animals Face Uncertain Future

The homeless pets of Marion, Indiana will soon have a new animal shelter.

Last Chance at the Racing Laps for Best Friends Raffle

Don’t miss your chance to win packages at the famous Bertil Roos Racing School in a raffle to benefit the Best Friends Animal Society as part of Indy Pro Series driver Andrew Prendeville's popular Racing Laps for Best Friends.

Shooting Pigs Part of Army Training for Iraq

Controlled exercise is said to be best way of training military.

Best Friends to Barack Obama

If Barack Obama is all about change, Best Friends Animal Society has a suggestion regarding the presidential candidate's search for a family dog.

July Spotlight: FACE (Foundation Against Companion-Animal Euthanasia)

Cities across the country have proven that low-cost spay/neuter clinics are the most effective way to manage pet-overpopulation.