NEW RESOURCE: How to Help Sick or Injured Cats Outdoors Field Edition

Community cats live long and healthy lives in their outdoor homes. However, there may come a time when you spot a cat outdoors who appears unwell. Maybe she is limping, or lethargic, or you can tell she is wounded. In these cases, it is critical to seek veterinary care IMMEDIATELY. Alley Cat Allies has launched […]

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Our Impact in Legislation and Beyond – Summer 2025 Edition

Rhode Island Is on the Road to Ban Cat Declawing Since our founding in 1990, Alley Cat Allies has stood strong against cat declawing. We connect with legislators to urge the passage of declawing bans, mobilize advocates to speak out to end declawing in their communities, and spread education and awareness about the realities of […]

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Heat Wave Tips to Keep Cats Cool

In this summer marked by severe heat waves, Alley Cat Allies is sharing information and resources on how to keep community cats cool and safe. Because though community cats thrive in all climates, you can still lend a helping hand. Find all of our top tips at alleycat.org/SummerWeather. Hydration is key Provide cats outdoors with […]

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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 […]

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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 […]

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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 […]

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