Heartwarming Kitten Tales: Stories of Rescue, Transformation, and Homecoming

Alley Cat Allies has more stories of saving cats’ and kittens’ lives than we could ever hope to tell, and it’s all thanks to the generosity and dedication of our supporters! Here are just a few of those stories: Saving Kittens With a Rooftop Rescue Alley Cat Allies is always ready to jump in […]
Stories from Our Texas Flood Response and Fighting Feeding Bans

The Lifesaving Impact of Our Texas Flood Response Continues Alley Cat Allies’ Rapid Response Team has worked closely with an organization on the ground, continuing to treat and care for cats and kittens evacuated from flood-affected communities. Many of these cats were greatly ill when they were rescued, and we provided them with emergency veterinary […]
NEW RESOURCE: How to Help Sick or Injured Cats Outdoors

Alley Cat Allies is very proud to introduce our newest resource—How to Help Sick or Injured Cats Outdoors. This lifesaving guide is available now in our shop, so don’t wait to get your own! Get Your Guide Today Community cats live long and healthy lives in their outdoor homes. However, there may come a time […]
Stop a Ban on Feeding Community Cats in Hawai’i County

UPDATE: The Hawai’i County Council has amended Bill 51 so it is no longer a blanket ban on feeding community cats, and a TNR program is under consideration. See our update here. ORIGINAL: At its meeting TOMORROW, July 23, the Hawai’i County Council will officially vote on Bill 51, which will BAN the feeding of […]
Delivering Lifesaving Veterinary Care for Kittens in the Wake of the Texas Flood Disaster
Alley Cat Allies is continuing to protect cats with critical care in the wake of the Central Texas flood disaster. Our Rapid Response Team, in collaboration with Texas organization Operation Kindness, is providing support, supplies, and emergency medical care to cats and kittens evacuated from shelters in flood-affected areas. At a Williamson County shelter, a […]
Alley Cat Allies Collaborates to Provide Texas Flood Disaster Relief for Impacted Cats

Alley Cat Allies has entered a collaborative disaster relief effort to rush critical direct care to cats and kittens affected by the deadly flooding in Central Texas. As part of the collaboration, we have issued an emergency grant to Texas organization Operation Kindness to cover the costs of rescue support, medical care, shelter, food, supplies, […]
Alley Cat Allies Rapid Response Team is Reaching Out to Help Cats Impacted by Texas Floods

Alley Cat Allies is reaching out to and connecting with advocates, organizations, veterinarians, and members of our Feral Friends Network around the flood-impacted area of Texas to determine the best way we can help affected cats and kittens. Our Rapid Response Team stands ready to provide emergency assistance including our expertise, veterinary care, cat food […]
Our Lawsuit to Protect Puerto Rico Community Cats from the U.S. National Park Service is Going Strong

Alley Cat Allies’ historic federal lawsuit against the U.S. National Park Service (NPS) has already impeded the NPS’ plan to remove and kill the community cats of San Juan’s Paseo del Morro, brought the cruel scheme to the world’s attention, and exposed the NPS’ questionable legal authority for developing the plan in the first place. […]
Justice for Victims of Horrific Cruelty in Elkhart County, Indiana
WARNING: This post contains disturbing information regarding an act of egregious cruelty to cats. There are no graphic images. On February 27, 2025, three now-former employees at Jayco RV in Elkhart County, Indiana, shoved two live cats into a microwave box, placed that box into a trash compactor, and used the compactor to crush them […]
Before and After: Heartwarming Updates on Cats’ Lives You Saved

Every story we tell of saving a cat’s life is just one small (but important) window into our larger work to improve critical veterinary and educational resources for cats, confront cruelty, and create strong communities that have the policies and programs to protect cats for years to come. Thank you for making it all possible! […]