Take Action: Stop Middletown, Ohio, from Removing the Smith Park Community Cats
URGENT ACTION NEEDED: The community cats of Smith Park are being ripped from their outdoor home by the City of Middletown, Ohio. Take action with Alley Cat Allies to protect the cats and call for the city to support Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR); the only humane and effective approach to community cats. Right now, the City of […]
Alley Cat Allies Exposes False Certification of Administrative Record As Complete By National Park Service
BREAKING NEWS! Alley Cat Allies, the leader of the global movement to protect cats and kittens, exposed that the U.S. National Park Service’s (NPS) certification of its administrative record as complete regarding its plan to remove and kill cats in San Juan, Puerto Rico, was false. The organization uncovered that NPS excluded hundreds of public […]
Like Spring, These Cats Are Blossoming Under Our Care
Alley Cat Allies works closely with advocates, caregivers, veterinarians, decision-makers, organizations, and more to provide critical resources and support for cats and kittens. These are just some of the stories of our impact together! Blossom and Siblings Are Truly Blossoming Here’s an update to brighten your Monday: Blossom and her siblings are getting bigger every […]
California: Ban Cat Declawing Statewide
UPDATE: California’s bill to ban cat declawing passed in the Assembly Business and Professions Committee! The Golden State is one step closer to ending this cruel practice. We will keep Californians updated on next steps and actions they can take to support the declaw ban. Today, a California committee will consider a bill to ban […]
Alley Cat Allies Offers $10,000 Reward for Information on Deadly Antifreeze Poisoning of Cats in Warren, Ohio
Alley Cat Allies, the leader of the global movement to protect cats and kittens, is offering a reward of up to $10,000 for information leading to the prosecution and conviction of any person(s) involved in the antifreeze poisoning of community cats at a mobile home community in Warren, Ohio. Authorities believe at least three cats […]
Bringing Critical Resources for Cats to Hard-Hit North Carolina Communities
Nobody should have to choose between caring for themselves and caring for cats. That’s why Alley Cat Allies works closely with amazing organizations and advocates to provide critical veterinary care, cat food, and more through our Cats Are Family Too™ program. In doing so, we are Keeping Families Together™—including ensuring caregivers can continue to help […]
NEW RESOURCES: Step-by-Step Guide to Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR)—Field Edition
If you’re ready to get out in the field to carry out Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) for community cats, this resource is for you! Our popular Step-by-Step Guide to Trap-Neuter-Return has not only been updated and improved—it’s now spiral-bound and waterproof to travel with you in every step of the process. Alley Cat Allies is committed to […]
Submit Your Cat Photos for the 2025-2026 Alley Cat Allies Calendar
Have your best cat photos at the ready? We’re officially assembling our 2025-2026 Alley Cat Allies calendar, and we’re on the lookout for submissions from supporters like you to feature in the pages of this very popular resource! Your cat could be our next calendar cover star, or represent a month of the year in […]
A Glimpse of Your Impact: Cats and Kittens Receive Life-changing Care
When cats and kittens need us, we’re there. Alley Cat Allies works with veterinarians to boost access to care and no-cost services for cats. And, we support caregivers who aren’t in a financial position to afford treatment for the cats and kittens they love. Here are just some stories of the impact we’ve made, together with supporters like you, in […]
VICTORY: Killing of Community Cats Ceases in Summit County, Ohio
Because of Alley Cat Allies’ action against Summit County, Ohio, and its county-operated animal shelter, the shelter has ceased impounding healthy cats and needlessly killing any cat it deems too “feral.” Before we took action, cats were being impounded in the shelter regardless of whether they were community cats (who are generally not socialized to […]