About Us
Our history
A dedicated Animal Rescue Service since 2021, Biscuit Factory Animal Rescue has discovered countless ways to make a positive difference in the lives and welfare of felines in Central Indiana. There are many ways to get involved, from volunteering time, fostering, providing support through donations to staying informed and advocating for our furry friends in need.
Our board has nearly 30 years of rescue experience including high risk medical and neonate kitten care.
Our mission
Providing care and support of homeless animals from orphaned neonates to adults. Managed through spay/neuter programs, shelter diversion, rehoming assistance, strategic partnerships, and community education.
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Biscuit Factory Animal Rescue is dedicated to the well-being of every pet in our care. We do not permit euthanasia for healthy or treatable animals, but only as recommended by our veterinary team for sick, or injured pets deemed terminal.
Our board members
Susan Schlundt Board President
Susan Schlundt Board President
Susan Schlundt Board President
Foster Coordinator, Intake Coordinator
Vada Cramer-Burrus Board Vice-President
Susan Schlundt Board President
Susan Schlundt Board President
Event Coordinator, Intake Coordinator, Adoption Coordinator
Jacque Ivancic Treasurer
Susan Schlundt Board President
Jacque Ivancic Treasurer
Adoption Coordinator, Intake Coordinator, Event Coordinator
Megan Montgomery Member
Nickole Finch Montgomery Member
Jacque Ivancic Treasurer
Nickole Finch Montgomery Member
Nickole Finch Montgomery Member
Nickole Finch Montgomery Member
Our Lifesaving Commitment 🐾
At Biscuit Factory Animal Rescue, we are wholeheartedly committed to the well-being of every pet that comes into our care. We believe every animal deserves the best chance at a healthy and happy life, which is why we do not permit euthanasia for healthy or treatable animals.
Our policy on euthanasia is clear and compassionate:
We will only authorize euthanasia if:
- A licensed veterinarian or trained medical staff, under the guidance of a veterinarian, determines that the prognosis is poor or grave, and there is no possibility of recovering an acceptable quality of life.
- It would be inhumane or unsafe to allow the pet to continue suffering, and immediate euthanasia by trained persons is the only way to prevent further pain or distress.
We take every decision surrounding a pet’s health and well-being very seriously, and our veterinary team is always involved in the process to ensure the most compassionate and responsible choices are made.
Our mission is to give every pet a chance for a better life, and we are committed to making that possible.
Donors needed!
Be the reason we never turn another cat away.
Holiday budgets are tight—we get it. But while we’re all making Christmas magical for our families, cats are being dumped onto the streets at an incredible rate.
Please, if you can, become a $25-a-month hero today.
$25 a month keeps one more foster home open, puts us closer at finding a home for our rescue, and most of all, will turn a Sorry into an Yes, we
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Thank you,
🐾 Biscuit Factory Animal Rescue 🐾