A prison in Indiana has launched a program where over 20 rescued cats live in a sanctuary within the facility. Selected inmates are responsible for feeding, caring for, and cleaning up after the cats, earning a small payment for their work. This initiative helps make the cats more adoptable and provides the inmates with routine, responsibility, and emotional support.
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