Alley Cat Allies is Back in Puerto Rico to Protect Cats and More Updates

Alley Cat Allies is Back in Puerto Rico to Protect Cats We are on the ground to meet the cats and determine Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) strategy, meet with local cat advocates, and attend a meeting with the Puerto Rico government on how to ensure the cats can stay in outdoor homes where they thrive. Since the […]

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Alley Cat Allies Supports Rhode Island Bill to Protect TNR

Alley Cat Allies sent the following letter in support of Rhode Island HB 7075, which will support and protect Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) in Rhode Island.  Learn why TNR is the only humane and effective approach to community cats at alleycat.org/TNR. — February 1, 2024 The Honorable Robert E. Craven, Chair House Judiciary Committee Rhode Island General […]

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Alley Cat Allies Urges Rhode Island to Ban Cat Declawing

Alley Cat Allies sent the following letter in strong support of Rhode Island HB 7052, a bill to ban the declawing of cats statewide. If passed into law, Rhode Island will become the third state in the nation to ban cat declawing, after New York and Maryland. Learn why cat declawing is cruel, harmful, and […]

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You Saved Their Lives: Kitten Edition

Blind Kitten Elizabeth is Happy, Healthy, and So Big Alley Cat Allies was back on the ground with Tiny Paws Kitten Rescue in Oklahoma on Friday to check in with the kittens receiving lifesaving care through our grant! You might remember Elizabeth, the blind kitten we introduced to you back in November. Here she is […]

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Celebrating the Memory of Boardwalk Cat Scooter and More Updates

Our critical work to save cats and kittens is only possible through the compassion and generosity of our supporters like you. Every gift has an impact: alleycat.org/Donate. — Celebrating the Memory of Boardwalk Cat Scooter Today, we are taking time to remember Scooter, one of our beloved Boardwalk Cats. Since 2000, Alley Cat Allies’ Boardwalk […]

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Alley Cat Allies Expands Lifesaving Action for Cats on the Cayman Islands

Alley Cat Allies is back on the ground in the Cayman Islands to protect cats! This week, we expanded our ongoing work to defend the cats of the Cayman Islands from lethal government policies and bolster local, lifesaving Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) programs. On Tuesday, we traveled to the islands to kick off our newest TNR grants […]

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On the Ground in the Cayman Islands, Saving Young Kittens, and More

On the Ground Again to Protect Cats in the Cayman Islands Alley Cat Allies is expanding our work to bring more Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) to community cats on the Cayman Islands! Our newest grant to C.A.R.E – Cayman Animal Rescue Enthusiasts will start with providing TNR and other needed care to 100 cats, with much more […]

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Misinterpretation of a Recent Study Threatens Cats’ Lives

Alley Cat Allies strongly condemns the sensationalized and distorted characterization in the media of the article, “A global synthesis and assessment of free-ranging domestic cat diet,” recently published in Nature Communications and its findings regarding cats. We also question the intention of the article’s authors in the distribution of the study based on irrelevant and […]

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Alley Cat Allies Exposes Misrepresentation of TNR in The New Yorker

Alley Cat Allies is compelled to address the shockingly biased and dangerously misinformed portrayal of Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR), community cats, and the people who protect them in the article ‘How the ‘No Kill” Movement Betrays Its Name’ published in The New Yorker. The “article,” which should be labeled an opinion piece, uses debunked and antiquated studies […]

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Our Goal: Protect Cats and TNR in Granite Shoals, Texas

Alley Cat Allies submitted the following letter to the City Council of Granite Shoals, Texas, before its regular meeting on January 9, during which the city’s approach to community cats was a key topic. Late last year, a horrific discussion between the Granite Shoals City Manager and Wildlife Advisory Committee about shooting, poisoning, and mass […]

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