About Us

Sharon grew up and has lived in Muncie, Indiana her entire life. She graduated from Central High School and attended Ball State University. She has worked for the U.S. Postal Service for 25 years in various different positions. Currently, she is the Postmaster of Winchester, Indiana and the Acting Postmaster of New Castle, Indiana. She is a member of Pilot Club of Muncie, a community service group. From the time she was small, she has always helped and assisted animals in need. She has been a foster home for Action for Animals since 2000 and a board member since 2005 as the Director of Community Outreach and Development. She is currently the Vice President. She is currently the chairperson for Action For Animals’ free roaming cat CAR(Catch, Alter, Release) program. She has attended seminars and is networking with other Indiana feral cat organizations, learning from their programs. She has many cats and dogs of her own at this time. 

Teresa grew up on a farm in rural Hamilton County, Indiana. She cared for birds, fish, hamsters, mice, chickens, pigs, cows, and horses, in addition to many dogs and cats. She graduated from Ball State University in 1989. Throughout most of her life she has worked and/or volunteered in positions assisting in animal care and animal rescue. She has been a resident of Muncie since 1985 and has been involved with Action for Animals since 1993. She has been on the board since 1996, has been President since 1998 and acting Treasurer since 2006. In approximately 2018, she stepped down as President but still remains as Treasurer. She has been a foster home for many years (1997-2016) with AFA and she was also the Adoption Chairperson.  She also ran the Community Pet Food Pantry which provides supplemental food for low-income families in Delaware County. She and her late husband (he passed in 2016) co-owned/operated Liberty Tax Service in Muncie, IN until 2019.  She now, since 2020, works full-time for Navient in Muncie as an Accounts Receivable Specialist. She currently has 1 cat, a past rescue and foster. She also hopes to add an additional cat and/or dog in the future. 

Sherry Wolfe grew up in Muncie and graduated from Muncie Central High School. Her family loved animals and always had dogs, cats, birds and fish for pets. Her education includes a BA in Management Studies, an M Ed in Montessori elementary education, and work toward a Doctorate in Public Health Education. She spent over 40 years as a career Montessori educator for children ages 2- 9. She has founded two Montessori schools, and been the Director of Education in Montessori schools in Illinois and Washington, D.C. She is a trained and experienced mediator, and restorative practice/restorative justice practitioner. She brought a peer mediation program to two elementary schools, training staff and students how to serve as conflict resolution leaders. Sherry began trapping, altering, recovering, vaccinating and feeding roaming cats in 2012 to help reduce the homeless cat population and increase their quality of life. She loves animals and has nearly always had cats and dogs. Her love for horses has been a little harder to satisfy. She currently has three cats, all rescued: Ogden, Moz and Mookie. Her Montessori classrooms had class pets such as birds (including chickens), rabbits, guinea pigs, frogs, fish, lizards, snakes, mice, gerbils, and hamsters. Sherry began volunteering with Action for Animals in September 2020 as a kitty care giver at PetSmart, during the Covid outbreak. By February of 2021 she joined the AFA Board of Directors both as the Secretary and the Volunteer Coordinator. She directs the volunteer team to care for the AFA rescued cats in the adoption center at Petsmart in Muncie, makes sure the cats are listed on Petfinder, contributes to fundraising events, keeps the adoption database up to date, helps steer the donor management program (including grant writing), and recently worked with a key volunteer for several months to upgrade the AFA website, among many other volunteer tasks for AFA. Her current mission is to help AFA grow as an organization, and to continue its valuable service to animals in Muncie and Delaware long into the future. 

I grew up in Northwest Ohio and moved to Muncie in 2013. I've been a lifelong artist in various forms (drawing, watercolor, pet portraits, photography, cake decorator, digital artist) and have loved cats as long as I can remember. I first heard of Action for Animals when I adopted Mike and Mittens from PetSmart in 2015. I've TNR'd many backyard strays since then and am currently working on a graphic novel about a kitten named Squeak that showed up on my porch one day. I sell cat crafts at local craft shows and donate my art to help a cat rescue in Ukraine and a cat rescue in Morocco. My husband and I are photographers.

Beth grew up in Ft. Wayne, Indiana, then came to Muncie to attend Ball State University, graduated and began working at PA Labs in 1974. She has always loved cats but got the first one of her own in 1973 and her passion has kept growing. She has been a member of AFA since about 1987 and became a board member in 1995. She was Secretary until 2005 and has continued her board involvement as Director of Programs and Operations since then. She was a foster home for several years and has several cats of her own.