Fried's Cat Shelter is a cageless, not-for-profit, no-kill cat shelter. We take care of homeless and unwanted cats and try to find them new homes. Hans and Lucille Fried founded the shelter in 1977. They couldn't stand seeing all the needless killing that was going on. They were adamant about spaying and neutering being the answer to the over population of animals. Hans was known for saying "To save a life is more in conformity with God's Law than to kill."
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509 S IN Hwy 212
Michigan City, IN 46360
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We are located in Michigan City, IN, but people as far away as New York and Texas have brought cats to us that they no longer could keep. We have had adopters from IN, IL, and MI.
Additional adoption info
You come in and find the cat/kitten that adopts you. In most cases you can take them home the same day. Our adoption fees range from waived to $105.00 depending on the age of the cat/kitten, what was already done in services with the animal prior to coming in and which services we have completed (ie: spay/neuter, vaccinations etc)
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Gary,
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46391
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