Sherwood Oaks Neighbors

04/12/2026

A neighbor found a set of keys on the sidewalk by her house. If you are missing keys please message Sonila Zajmi or reply to this post. Thanks!

11/12/2025

Northern Lights happening now!

11/08/2025

Love helping your neighbors? Volunteer to assist those who can’t clear their sidewalks due to age or disability through the City of Bloomington, IN - Council for Community Accessibility Snow Buddies Program! If clear sidewalks are important to you, this is a great way to dig in and make a difference. Lend a hand and clear a path at bton.in/y7JER.

While volunteers are stepping up, a friendly reminder: City ordinance requires businesses and property owners to clear snow and ice from sidewalks bordering their property. It’s not just the rule—it’s about keeping our community safe and accessible for everyone.

10/15/2025

Nonami has been missing for several days from the Bainbridge cul de sac. She’s got her ear clipped like a stray but she has a home with Josh and he is searching for her. If you have seen her please contact Josh at 812-631-6526. Thanks!

10/04/2025

Free lambs ear available at 3849 s. Bainbridge!

09/27/2025

Wildlife heads up: a coyote has been seen in the Jennifer Court area.

05/20/2025

04/05/2025

UPDATE ON THE MISSING CAT ALERT:
This kitty has been reunited with his people. Thank you!!!

03/28/2025

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It's springtime, so baby animals will be appearing soon! You can help give them their best chance of survival by doing the following:

• Observe wildlife from a distance. It’s important for them to have space.

• Remember that it is normal for babies to be left alone while their mother looks for food. Baby animals will typically remain still and quiet while waiting for mom. This does not necessarily mean the baby is orphaned. Do not feed the animal.

• If you see a baby animal that has fallen out of a nest or den, you can put it back and quickly leave the area. Hovering near the baby can discourage a mother from coming back, and your scent can attract predators.

• Before doing yard work, check the area to make sure you are avoiding any nests or dens.

• Baby animals have the best chance of survival with their mother. Though done with good intentions, stepping in to help can harm wildlife, so be sure to properly investigate if wildlife needs help. District wildlife biologists can help to determine whether baby animals need help. Find their contact info here: bit.ly/WildlifeBiologists

• If you have properly investigated and a baby animal truly needs to be rescued, it MUST be turned over to a permitted wildlife rehabilitator within 24 hours after removing it from the wild. Find a list of our permitted rehabilitators on our website here: bit.ly/PermittedWildlifeRehabIN

Learn more about how you can help keep Indiana's wildlife wild through the following link: on.IN.gov/KeepWildlifeWild

01/06/2025

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All Bloomington Parks and Recreation facilities are CLOSED today, January 6, due to weather conditions.

Stay safe and warm! ❄️🌨️

01/05/2025

Happy snow day! Just received this info:
Due to the wintery weather, all City sanitation schedules will be adjusted by one day during the week of January 6-10.

If your regular collection day is Monday, your pickup will take place on Tuesday (January 7) this week. Collections will continue one day later than usual for the remainder of the week.