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Featured Critters 
Daisy, Petunia, Violet and Sweet Pea These girls are about six months old. One has a home, but the other three are still waiting. (Only two are pictured here, but they all have similar markings.) They are very gentle and friendly, although they are still a little shy around people. Their foster mom believes, if they are separated so they're not in a pack all the time, they will warm up. To see other critters in need of homes, click the "Adoptable Critters" button above. Click here for website maintenance issues.
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Resources The following links are documents that provide information on commonly asked questions. If you are in need of further information, please do not hesitate to contact us.
Surrender Form (If you are surrendering an animal to us, you will need to complete this form.)
Rehabilitating a Pet Raccoon Our President, Michelle, was quoted in this article. It contains helpful information on how to rehabilitate a pet raccoon for release back into its native habitat. I Found a Baby Bird. Now What? I Found a Baby Mammal. Now What? Do's & Don'ts For Orphaned or Injured Wildlife What is a Wildlife Rehabilitator?
These care sheets are very basic. Upon adoption of an animal, we will provide more in-depth information. If you have questions, feel free to contact us! Evansville Parent Article on Choosing a Pet (Our president, Michelle, was quoted in this article!)
The following is a list of the vets we use to treat rescue animals, as well as our own. We speak with a lot of people who do not realize exotic pets need vet care too. There are vets who specialize in exotic pets, and it is important to have one available if your pet becomes ill. The following have all supported A Critter's Chance by discounting their services and providing excellent care. Please consider calling on one of them for your pet!
While A Critter's Chance does not accept surrendered dogs or cats, we do work with rescues in order to try to help these animals as well. Below is a listing of rescues we would recommend.
Ruby Ranch Pig Sanctuary is located in the Arthur/Mount Forest area of Ontario, Canada. They provide sanctuary for potbelly pigs and also rescued farm pigs. Please visit their site to learn more about them. We came in contact with them after posting the story of Wilbur, one of our foster pigs that was stolen. They emailed us right away expressing their concern and well wishes for Wilbur's safe return. There is a great need for pig rescues, so we are very happy they contacted us. Hopefully, we can work together in the future in order to save more pigs! |
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Jason Herrmann, DVM of Mobile Veterinary Care is the vet who saved Esther and her kids! We were amazed they all survived the birth! Without Dr. Herrmann's help, they may not have. He's a real hero to us here at A Critter's Chance. He is currently in the process of moving and can be reached at 317-313-8760. On March 1st, his address will be 2024 1/2 E Cherry St, Noblesville, IN 46060.
Avian and Exotic Animal Clinic is located on the the northwest side of Indianapolis at 9330 Waldemar Road. Their phone number is (317) 879-8633. They assist us with wildlife pro-bono.