My name is Teresa Fee; Founder and Executive Director of Loving Paws Animal Center - LPAC. I have always loved animals since young, especially, those who are ill, injured, special needs (CH) and/or of senior age.
LPAC is a No-Kill 501(c)3 Nonprofit Animal Rescue Group located in Battle Ground, Indiana dedicated to homeless at-risk feral/stray kitties that are sick, injured, special needs and/or
motherless kittens. We take pride in transforming kitties of all ages that have suffered unnecessary neglect.
At LPAC, our focus is to provide top-notch medical attention & rehabilitation in a loving, respectful and attentive family environment. We offer both temporary & lifelong programs to kitties in need, as space is available. LPAC proudly offers TNR services to areas lacking assistance. TNR services are only offered when funds are available. Trap Neuter Return is the most humane choice to help decrease the overpopulation of unwanted litters. TNR kitties that are happier & best suited in their outside elements, are always released back to their colony/property within 72 hours of their spay/neuter surgery; unless, further recovery time is needed. We do not recommend relocation of feral cats, unless they are in an unsafe environment (relocation will be determined at time of assessment). All colonies require a dedicated caretaker. Spaying and neutering your family pets is a great way to help reduce the overpopulation of animals. Not only will it help with behaviors in cats & dogs, as well as their need to mark their territory; they live happier, healthier lives. Altered animals are less likely to contract deadly, contagious diseases too. Therefore, the spread of these diseases decreases. Approximately, 2.7 million animals are euthanized a year. Spayed/Neutered animals will help decrease the number of animals that are killed. It costs more to care for a litter of kittens or puppies, than it would to have them fixed. One female dog and her offspring can produce 67,000 puppies in a 6 year period. While a cat and her offspring can produce a large amount of 370,000 in seven years. These numbers are outrageous and growing. It's time to help make a difference in the lives of our family pets and our community of homeless furry friends.
